SPORTS FIRST AID EXAM STUDY GUIDE
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<RECENT VERSION>
1. seizure - ANSWER ✔ a sudden surge of electrical activity in the brain that
affects how a person feels or acts for a short time
2. RICE - ANSWER ✔ rest, ice, compression, elevation
3. hypoglycemia - ANSWER ✔ abnormally low level of sugar in the blood
4. hyperglycemia - ANSWER ✔ excessive sugar in the blood
5. diabetes - ANSWER ✔ A condition in which the body is unable to produce
enough insulin, the hormone required for the metabolism of sugar
6. eye injury - ANSWER ✔ Place gauze pad or cloth over _____ and secure
with a bandage
7. spine injury - ANSWER ✔ loss of muscle movement
,8. neck injury - ANSWER ✔ You have just arrived on the scene of a motor
vehicle collision in which a compact car was struck from behind by a
delivery truck. The driver of the delivery truck is standing outside his
vehicle talking to police when you arrive, but the driver of the car is still
seated in the driver's seat. You have noted moderate damage to the rear of
the car. For which of the following injuries should you have the highest level
of suspicion?
Fractures of the lower extremities
Chest injury
Abdominal injuries
Neck injury
9. impaled object - ANSWER ✔ An object such as a knife, splinter of wood, or
glass that penetrates the skin and remains in the body.
10.Properly plan activity - ANSWER ✔ teach the skills of the sport in the
correct progression
11.Provide proper instruction - ANSWER ✔ teach athletes the rules and correct
skills of the sport
12.Warn of inherent risks - ANSWER ✔ provide parents and athletes with oral
and written statements of health risks of the sport
13.Provide a safe physical environment - ANSWER ✔ monitor environmental
conditions, such as severe weather and temperature
14.Provide adequate and proper equipment - ANSWER ✔ inspect equipment
regularly
,15.Match your athletes appropriately - ANSWER ✔ match athletes according to
size, physical maturity, skill level, and experience
16.Evaluate athletes for injury - ANSWER ✔ require all athletes to submit
preseason physicals
17.Supervise the activity closely - ANSWER ✔ forbid horseplay
18.Provide appropriate emergency assistance - ANSWER ✔ learn CPR
19.Avulsion fractures can occur in ankles and fingers. - ANSWER ✔ True
20.To enhance fluid absorption by the stomach, a sports drink should have 14 to
17% carbohydrate content. - ANSWER ✔ False
21.A coach could be held liable if an athlete is injured while using
inappropriately-fitted protective equipment. - ANSWER ✔ True
22.Acute injuries include - ANSWER ✔ Stress fractures and open fractures
23.Which of the following injuries does NOT result from shearing? - ANSWER
✔ Tendinosis
24.Which of the following is true of cardiovascular endurance? - ANSWER ✔
It requires training for at least 20 continuous minutes three times per week.
, 25.Which of the following forms asks for information about medical conditions
such as allergies? - ANSWER ✔ ALL OF THESE:
Health history form.
Informed consent form
Emergency information card.
26.In the Primary Assessment what are the ABC'S - ANSWER ✔ A: Airway
B: Breathing
C: Circulation
S: Sever Bleeding
27.What does AVPU scale mean - ANSWER ✔ A: alert (eyes open,
communication clear)
V: verbal stimulus (responds when spoken to may not be orientated)
P: painful stimulus (responds only to painful stimulus, eyes closed)
U: unresponsive (eyes closed, no response)
28.P.E.A.R.L - ANSWER ✔ Pupils. Equal. And. React to. Light
29.Common Causes of airway obstruction - ANSWER ✔ tongue falls into the
back of the throat during unconsciousness
30.Duty to act - ANSWER ✔ 1. when a job description requires it
2. when a preexisting responsibility exists
3. when first aid has begun
31.consent - ANSWER ✔ 1. you must ask consent of a conscious victim;
identify yourself and your training
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<RECENT VERSION>
1. seizure - ANSWER ✔ a sudden surge of electrical activity in the brain that
affects how a person feels or acts for a short time
2. RICE - ANSWER ✔ rest, ice, compression, elevation
3. hypoglycemia - ANSWER ✔ abnormally low level of sugar in the blood
4. hyperglycemia - ANSWER ✔ excessive sugar in the blood
5. diabetes - ANSWER ✔ A condition in which the body is unable to produce
enough insulin, the hormone required for the metabolism of sugar
6. eye injury - ANSWER ✔ Place gauze pad or cloth over _____ and secure
with a bandage
7. spine injury - ANSWER ✔ loss of muscle movement
,8. neck injury - ANSWER ✔ You have just arrived on the scene of a motor
vehicle collision in which a compact car was struck from behind by a
delivery truck. The driver of the delivery truck is standing outside his
vehicle talking to police when you arrive, but the driver of the car is still
seated in the driver's seat. You have noted moderate damage to the rear of
the car. For which of the following injuries should you have the highest level
of suspicion?
Fractures of the lower extremities
Chest injury
Abdominal injuries
Neck injury
9. impaled object - ANSWER ✔ An object such as a knife, splinter of wood, or
glass that penetrates the skin and remains in the body.
10.Properly plan activity - ANSWER ✔ teach the skills of the sport in the
correct progression
11.Provide proper instruction - ANSWER ✔ teach athletes the rules and correct
skills of the sport
12.Warn of inherent risks - ANSWER ✔ provide parents and athletes with oral
and written statements of health risks of the sport
13.Provide a safe physical environment - ANSWER ✔ monitor environmental
conditions, such as severe weather and temperature
14.Provide adequate and proper equipment - ANSWER ✔ inspect equipment
regularly
,15.Match your athletes appropriately - ANSWER ✔ match athletes according to
size, physical maturity, skill level, and experience
16.Evaluate athletes for injury - ANSWER ✔ require all athletes to submit
preseason physicals
17.Supervise the activity closely - ANSWER ✔ forbid horseplay
18.Provide appropriate emergency assistance - ANSWER ✔ learn CPR
19.Avulsion fractures can occur in ankles and fingers. - ANSWER ✔ True
20.To enhance fluid absorption by the stomach, a sports drink should have 14 to
17% carbohydrate content. - ANSWER ✔ False
21.A coach could be held liable if an athlete is injured while using
inappropriately-fitted protective equipment. - ANSWER ✔ True
22.Acute injuries include - ANSWER ✔ Stress fractures and open fractures
23.Which of the following injuries does NOT result from shearing? - ANSWER
✔ Tendinosis
24.Which of the following is true of cardiovascular endurance? - ANSWER ✔
It requires training for at least 20 continuous minutes three times per week.
, 25.Which of the following forms asks for information about medical conditions
such as allergies? - ANSWER ✔ ALL OF THESE:
Health history form.
Informed consent form
Emergency information card.
26.In the Primary Assessment what are the ABC'S - ANSWER ✔ A: Airway
B: Breathing
C: Circulation
S: Sever Bleeding
27.What does AVPU scale mean - ANSWER ✔ A: alert (eyes open,
communication clear)
V: verbal stimulus (responds when spoken to may not be orientated)
P: painful stimulus (responds only to painful stimulus, eyes closed)
U: unresponsive (eyes closed, no response)
28.P.E.A.R.L - ANSWER ✔ Pupils. Equal. And. React to. Light
29.Common Causes of airway obstruction - ANSWER ✔ tongue falls into the
back of the throat during unconsciousness
30.Duty to act - ANSWER ✔ 1. when a job description requires it
2. when a preexisting responsibility exists
3. when first aid has begun
31.consent - ANSWER ✔ 1. you must ask consent of a conscious victim;
identify yourself and your training
