Comprehensive Sports Medicine and Emergency
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Amputation where a body part is torn off.
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1 Avulsion 2 Team Physician
3 History of Injury 4 Coach
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Team Physician Makes FINAL authority
Primary Care Physician Takes over control when team physician isn't there
Athletic Trainer Most involved with athlete's health
, AT Student Hands on supervision and experience under athletic
trainer supervision
Coach Directly responsible for preventing injury
Athlete Be conditioned, know the rules, play within them,
wear equipment
Parent Be supportive; parent's decision doesn't overtake any
higher ups decision
Legal Liability Who is responsible? Anyone associated with the
athlete
Tort A civil wrong; Ex: Negligence
Standard of Care How lawsuits are handled/measured
Negligent Acts Failure to warn, informed consent, failure to provide
competent personnel, failure to provide instruction
Path of Civil Lawsuit Duty, Breach, Causation, Damages
History of Injury Most important part of evaluation
Inspection Begins when patient enters facility after leaving
field/court
Palpation Feeling for point tenderness, deformities, crepitus,
gapping, muscle tension/spasm
Turf Toe Hyper extension; 1st degree/ gone in a bit barely any
complaints mild pain
Blisters Mechanism: friction/second degree burn
First Aid Guide – Accurate Answers To All Questions
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study using Learn
Amputation where a body part is torn off.
Choose an answer
1 Avulsion 2 Team Physician
3 History of Injury 4 Coach
Don't know?
Terms in this set (153)
Team Physician Makes FINAL authority
Primary Care Physician Takes over control when team physician isn't there
Athletic Trainer Most involved with athlete's health
, AT Student Hands on supervision and experience under athletic
trainer supervision
Coach Directly responsible for preventing injury
Athlete Be conditioned, know the rules, play within them,
wear equipment
Parent Be supportive; parent's decision doesn't overtake any
higher ups decision
Legal Liability Who is responsible? Anyone associated with the
athlete
Tort A civil wrong; Ex: Negligence
Standard of Care How lawsuits are handled/measured
Negligent Acts Failure to warn, informed consent, failure to provide
competent personnel, failure to provide instruction
Path of Civil Lawsuit Duty, Breach, Causation, Damages
History of Injury Most important part of evaluation
Inspection Begins when patient enters facility after leaving
field/court
Palpation Feeling for point tenderness, deformities, crepitus,
gapping, muscle tension/spasm
Turf Toe Hyper extension; 1st degree/ gone in a bit barely any
complaints mild pain
Blisters Mechanism: friction/second degree burn
