Basic Sports First Aid Exam 1 – Questions With
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The law assumes that as the head True
coach, you are responsible for
providing first aid care for any injury
or illness suffered by an athlete under
your supervision.
A coach should always be familiar with True
the standards of care set forth by the
organization under which they coach.
An adult athlete who is responsive True
and refuses your care can sue you for
assault if you ignore their request, and
provide care any way.
What duties listed below support the supervise any practice or game closely
theory that "the coach's primary role is deliver proper instruction regarding correct skills and
to minimize the risk of injury under the strategies of the sport
coach's supervision?" warn athletes of inherent risks of play
provide a safe environment by checking athlete
equipment
plan practices and training sessions
deliver proper instruction regarding rules of the
game
evaluate the athlete for injury
provide appropriate emergency assitance
, Athletes should NOT return to play fever
when displaying: loss of function
headache, memory loss, dizziness or ringing in the
ears
pain with activity
What is the mechanism of injury for Tension
tenosynovitis?
ligament elastic structure that attaches bone to bone
tendon elastic structure that attaches muscle to bone
joint aids in human movement
cartilage reduces friction and absorbs load during movement
bursa sacs of fluid to reduce tension
muscle elastic structure that moves bones
When a broken bone pierces the skin, open
this is called a(n) __________ fracture?
A common body location in which a kneecap, elbow, finger, shoulder
subluxation can occur during sports
participation is at:
When a broken bone breaks but the closed
skin remains intact, this is called a(n)
__________ fracture?
Of the signs listed below, when should if the athlete responds but is badly hurt, if the athlete
you call EMS? responds but is badly hurt, if the athlete is very ill
When performing CPR, you should you become too exhausted to continue, you become
provide chest compressions until: too exhausted to continue, EMS arrives, when the
athlete has a pulse, an AED arrives
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Terms in this set (50)
The law assumes that as the head True
coach, you are responsible for
providing first aid care for any injury
or illness suffered by an athlete under
your supervision.
A coach should always be familiar with True
the standards of care set forth by the
organization under which they coach.
An adult athlete who is responsive True
and refuses your care can sue you for
assault if you ignore their request, and
provide care any way.
What duties listed below support the supervise any practice or game closely
theory that "the coach's primary role is deliver proper instruction regarding correct skills and
to minimize the risk of injury under the strategies of the sport
coach's supervision?" warn athletes of inherent risks of play
provide a safe environment by checking athlete
equipment
plan practices and training sessions
deliver proper instruction regarding rules of the
game
evaluate the athlete for injury
provide appropriate emergency assitance
, Athletes should NOT return to play fever
when displaying: loss of function
headache, memory loss, dizziness or ringing in the
ears
pain with activity
What is the mechanism of injury for Tension
tenosynovitis?
ligament elastic structure that attaches bone to bone
tendon elastic structure that attaches muscle to bone
joint aids in human movement
cartilage reduces friction and absorbs load during movement
bursa sacs of fluid to reduce tension
muscle elastic structure that moves bones
When a broken bone pierces the skin, open
this is called a(n) __________ fracture?
A common body location in which a kneecap, elbow, finger, shoulder
subluxation can occur during sports
participation is at:
When a broken bone breaks but the closed
skin remains intact, this is called a(n)
__________ fracture?
Of the signs listed below, when should if the athlete responds but is badly hurt, if the athlete
you call EMS? responds but is badly hurt, if the athlete is very ill
When performing CPR, you should you become too exhausted to continue, you become
provide chest compressions until: too exhausted to continue, EMS arrives, when the
athlete has a pulse, an AED arrives
