First Aid CPR Exam 2 Review 2024

First Aid CPR Exam 2 Review 2024 what injuries are considered so serious that an athlete should NOT be moved until EMS arrives? - ANS ️️ -head, neck or back injury -breathing difficulties -shock -profuse bleeding -Internal damage/injury -unresponsiveness -large joint dislocations -compound fractures -seizure -eye injuries under what two conditions may a coach move a critically injured athlete? - ANS ️️ 1. the athlete is in danger of further harm (in a lane on a track where athletes will be rounding the corner any second, weather conditions are poor) 2. the athlete needs to be re-positioned in order to provide first aid for a life- threatening condition (an unresponsive athlete who needs CPR is on their stomach) if an athlete is injured and you suspect head, neck or back injuries and yet the athlete MUST be moved, what guidelines must be followed? - ANS ️️ protect the athlete's head, neck, and back by manually stabilized these body parts BEFORE re-positioning or moving the athlete what two methods can be used to move a critically injured athlete? - ANS ️️ the one-person drag and the four-or-five person rescue what two things must be done before moving an athlete with a closed, non- displaced fracture, or a strain or sprain? - ANS ️️ -check for profuse bleeding -Immobilize or splint all unstable injuries what four methods can be used to move a non-critically injured athlete? - ANS ️️ -one person walking assist -two person walking assist -four handed carrying assist -two handed carry assist describe the steps of the one person drag - ANS ️️ 1. squat down just beyond the athlete's head 2. place your hands under the athletes armpits and cradle the head with your forearms 3. partially straighten your knees to protect yo