Sports Medicine 1 Chapter 10- Assembling
the First Aid Kits and Equipment Bags
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athletic trainer's injury report - ANS-report given to the coach explaining the nature of an
athlete's injury or illness, treatment protocols, and suggestions for allowable activities
basic first aid kit - ANS-first aid kit appropriate for most sports activities
Five Forms Athletic Trainer Needs at Practices and Games - ANS-injury reports, treatment
records, athletic trainer's injury reports, physician's reports, head injury and concussion
information sheets
head injury and concussion information sheet - ANS-instructions for care given to an athlete or
guardian for a suspected head injury
injury report - ANS-legal document containing information about the nature and treatment of
injuries that is used in the evaluation of treatment procedures
Items must be accompanied with a note from the __________ and __________ of the method,
amount, and time they are to be dispensed. - ANS-physician, family
personal kit - ANS-first aid kit kept by sports medicine professionals
physician's kit - ANS-items the team physician uses for advanced medical treatment the athletic
trainer can't provide
physician's report - ANS-report prepared by the physician that describes the extent of an injury
or illness, course of treatment, recommended activities, and authorization for the athlete's return
to play
Providing a single dose of ___________ medication to a high school athlete in most cases is
prohibited. - ANS-nonprescription
treatment record - ANS-legal document used to track the course of care for an injured athlete
What all should be included in The Basic Kit? (complete list) - ANS-Adhesive tape 1 ½ inch (5 or
more rolls), Analgesic/massage lotion, Antacids, Antibiotic cream, Adhesive bandages in a
variety of sizes and shapes, Barriers, Gloves, eye protection, and airways, Blister kit, Liquid
skin, felt, toe blister protectors, Bug spray, Butterfly strips, sterile strips, Cotton swabs,
Disinfectant, Disposable hazardous waste bags, Elastic wraps (2", 4", 6"), Two of each size,
Heel and lace pads, Liquid soap and hand wipes, Lubricating ointment, Mirror, Mouth guards,
Nail clippers, Non-sterile gauze pads (4"), One box (thicker for soaking up blood), Nose plugs
for bleeding, Pen/chalk/whiteboard marker, Penlight, Peroxide, Pocket knife, Pre-wrap (two or
more rolls), Saline solution, Spray adhesive, Sterile gauze pads (4", 1 box), Tampons, Tape
adherent spray, Tape scissors, Tongue depressors, Triangular bandages, Tweezers
What are the four items in The Basic Kit that begin with "B"? - ANS-barriers, blister kit, bug
spray, and butterfly strips/sterile strips
the First Aid Kits and Equipment Bags
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athletic trainer's injury report - ANS-report given to the coach explaining the nature of an
athlete's injury or illness, treatment protocols, and suggestions for allowable activities
basic first aid kit - ANS-first aid kit appropriate for most sports activities
Five Forms Athletic Trainer Needs at Practices and Games - ANS-injury reports, treatment
records, athletic trainer's injury reports, physician's reports, head injury and concussion
information sheets
head injury and concussion information sheet - ANS-instructions for care given to an athlete or
guardian for a suspected head injury
injury report - ANS-legal document containing information about the nature and treatment of
injuries that is used in the evaluation of treatment procedures
Items must be accompanied with a note from the __________ and __________ of the method,
amount, and time they are to be dispensed. - ANS-physician, family
personal kit - ANS-first aid kit kept by sports medicine professionals
physician's kit - ANS-items the team physician uses for advanced medical treatment the athletic
trainer can't provide
physician's report - ANS-report prepared by the physician that describes the extent of an injury
or illness, course of treatment, recommended activities, and authorization for the athlete's return
to play
Providing a single dose of ___________ medication to a high school athlete in most cases is
prohibited. - ANS-nonprescription
treatment record - ANS-legal document used to track the course of care for an injured athlete
What all should be included in The Basic Kit? (complete list) - ANS-Adhesive tape 1 ½ inch (5 or
more rolls), Analgesic/massage lotion, Antacids, Antibiotic cream, Adhesive bandages in a
variety of sizes and shapes, Barriers, Gloves, eye protection, and airways, Blister kit, Liquid
skin, felt, toe blister protectors, Bug spray, Butterfly strips, sterile strips, Cotton swabs,
Disinfectant, Disposable hazardous waste bags, Elastic wraps (2", 4", 6"), Two of each size,
Heel and lace pads, Liquid soap and hand wipes, Lubricating ointment, Mirror, Mouth guards,
Nail clippers, Non-sterile gauze pads (4"), One box (thicker for soaking up blood), Nose plugs
for bleeding, Pen/chalk/whiteboard marker, Penlight, Peroxide, Pocket knife, Pre-wrap (two or
more rolls), Saline solution, Spray adhesive, Sterile gauze pads (4", 1 box), Tampons, Tape
adherent spray, Tape scissors, Tongue depressors, Triangular bandages, Tweezers
What are the four items in The Basic Kit that begin with "B"? - ANS-barriers, blister kit, bug
spray, and butterfly strips/sterile strips
