SPORT FIRST AID ASEP EXAM SCRIPT 2026
FULL QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉ What quick first aid care can you provide to help minimize an insulin
reaction? (5). Answer: 1) Remove the athlete from all activity.
2) Give the athletes sugar, candy, pop, or fruit juice.
3) Get emergency medical assistant (if doesn't recover).
4) Monitor breathing and give CPR if needed.
5) Inform parent/guardian.
◉ Explain the cause of ketoacidosis. Answer: Low insulin levels may
result from stress, certain medications, too much food, or not enough
exercise.
◉ Discuss the difference between insulin reaction and diabetic
ketoacidosis (4/4). Answer: Insulin Reaction- too high insulin; sugar
levels drop; provide the athlete plenty of sugary foods; can't participate
until it is controlled/stabilized
Ketoacidosis- too low insulin; sugar levels are too high; provide athlete
with plenty fluid breaks; can't play until it is controlled/stabilized
,◉ What first aid care can you provide for early stage ketoacidosis? (5).
Answer: 1. Remove athlete from all activity.
2. Recommend that the athlete check blood glucose levels and take
insulin.
3. Send for emergency medical assistant (if doesn't recover).
4. Monitor breathing and CPR.
5. Inform parent/guardians.
◉ What happens in the brain during a seizure? Answer: Abnormal
electrical activity within the brain
◉ List some common causes of seizures. (10). Answer: -epilepsy
-head injuries
-brain infection or tumor
-drug abuse
-respiratory arrest
-high fever
-heatstroke
-hypoglycemia
-drug reactions
-medication discontinuation
, ◉ What are the signs and symptoms of a minor/petit mal seizure? (6).
Answer: -Dazed or inattentive manner
-Confusion
-Loss of coordination
-Possibly loss of speech
-Repetitive blinking or other small movements
-Seizures are brief lasting only seconds
◉ What are the signs and symptoms of a major/grand mal seizure? (8).
Answer: -Eyes are generally open
-Body appears stiff/rigid
-Muscles contract violently in spasms or convulsions (one or two
minutes)
-May temporarily stop breathing or appear to not be breathing, deep
breathing after seizure
-Bluish skin or lips
-Unresponsiveness
-Uncontrolled urination during seizure
-Temporary confusion after seizure
◉ What are some substances that depress the central nervous system?
(6). Answer: alcohol, narcotics, barbiturates, GHB, rohypnol, and
ketamine
FULL QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉ What quick first aid care can you provide to help minimize an insulin
reaction? (5). Answer: 1) Remove the athlete from all activity.
2) Give the athletes sugar, candy, pop, or fruit juice.
3) Get emergency medical assistant (if doesn't recover).
4) Monitor breathing and give CPR if needed.
5) Inform parent/guardian.
◉ Explain the cause of ketoacidosis. Answer: Low insulin levels may
result from stress, certain medications, too much food, or not enough
exercise.
◉ Discuss the difference between insulin reaction and diabetic
ketoacidosis (4/4). Answer: Insulin Reaction- too high insulin; sugar
levels drop; provide the athlete plenty of sugary foods; can't participate
until it is controlled/stabilized
Ketoacidosis- too low insulin; sugar levels are too high; provide athlete
with plenty fluid breaks; can't play until it is controlled/stabilized
,◉ What first aid care can you provide for early stage ketoacidosis? (5).
Answer: 1. Remove athlete from all activity.
2. Recommend that the athlete check blood glucose levels and take
insulin.
3. Send for emergency medical assistant (if doesn't recover).
4. Monitor breathing and CPR.
5. Inform parent/guardians.
◉ What happens in the brain during a seizure? Answer: Abnormal
electrical activity within the brain
◉ List some common causes of seizures. (10). Answer: -epilepsy
-head injuries
-brain infection or tumor
-drug abuse
-respiratory arrest
-high fever
-heatstroke
-hypoglycemia
-drug reactions
-medication discontinuation
, ◉ What are the signs and symptoms of a minor/petit mal seizure? (6).
Answer: -Dazed or inattentive manner
-Confusion
-Loss of coordination
-Possibly loss of speech
-Repetitive blinking or other small movements
-Seizures are brief lasting only seconds
◉ What are the signs and symptoms of a major/grand mal seizure? (8).
Answer: -Eyes are generally open
-Body appears stiff/rigid
-Muscles contract violently in spasms or convulsions (one or two
minutes)
-May temporarily stop breathing or appear to not be breathing, deep
breathing after seizure
-Bluish skin or lips
-Unresponsiveness
-Uncontrolled urination during seizure
-Temporary confusion after seizure
◉ What are some substances that depress the central nervous system?
(6). Answer: alcohol, narcotics, barbiturates, GHB, rohypnol, and
ketamine
