ASEP Sports First Aid
. How far should you compress the chest when performing CPR on a teenager? - ANS2 inches
. Which of these hydration measures is not recommended by the National Athletic Trainers'
Association?
a. 7 to 10 ounces of cool fluid every 10 to 20 minutes of competition
b. 17 to 20 ounces of fluid at least 2 hours before a workout
c. 16 to 24 ounces of fluid for every pound of water lost through sweat
d. 16 to 24 ounces of fluid 10 to 15 minutes before practice - ANSd
1. Most of the legal duties of a coach are performed in the _____ phase of athletic health care.
a. prevention
b. recognition and first aid care
c. assessment or diagnosis and treatment
d. rehabilitation - ANSprevention
2. Coach Graham sends one of his practice squads onto the school track for a 1-mile run while
he works with his other squad in the gym. Which legal duty is Coach Graham neglecting?
a. Warn of inherent risks.
b. Provide proper instruction.
c. Supervise the activity closely.
d. Match your athletes appropriately - ANSc. supervise
3. Coach Hayes is certified in sport first aid and CPR. One of his freshman distance runners
collapses in the middle of a race and is wheezing heavily. A teammate tells Hayes that this
runner has a history of asthma attacks but hadn't wanted the coach to know. What legal duty is
coach Hayes neglecting?
a. Provide appropriate emergency assistance.
b. Evaluate athletes for injury or incapacity.
c. Match your athletes appropriately.
d. Warn of inherent risks. - ANSb. evaluate
4. Which description below is most appropriate for a strength and conditioning coach's
involvement during the assessment or diagnosis and treatment phase of an athletic injury?
a. Evaluate the athlete for injury or incapacity.
b. Develop and fit protective braces or pads.
c. Leave it to other members of the athletic health care team.
d. Encourage the athlete to follow rehabilitation and conditioning instructions. - ANSC.
5. Evaluation of athletes by conducting or ordering diagnostic tests is the duty of the _____
during the _____ phase of athletic health care.
, a. athletic trainer; assessment or diagnosis and treatment
b. physician; recognition and first aid care
c. physical therapist; rehabilitation
d. EMT/paramedic; prevention - ANSb
5. The vertebrae are held together by - ANSb. ligaments
6. Messages pass between the brain and nerves through the - ANSspinal cord
A closed fracture - ANSdoes not break the skin
a. Follow the voice prompts.
b. Expose Greg's chest and turn on the AED.
c. Attach the electrode pads to Greg's chest.
d. Resume chest compressions.
e. If directed to give a shock, ask everyone to clear away from Greg, then push the shock button
once. - ANSBCAED
After you've established that an injured athlete is breathing, conduct a physical assessment to
assess the injury.
To protect yourself and others, take the utmost precautions to prevent the spread of blood-borne
pathogens when responding to bleeding injuries.
Apply PRICE (Protection, Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation) when responding to an acute
injury. - ANS
An athlete makes the universal choking sign while chewing a piece of gum. You prepare to
perform the Heimlich maneuver by standing behind the athlete and making a fist with one hand.
Where should you place your fist before thrusting it inward and upward? - ANSjust above the
navel
Assign someone to monitor the athlete.
b. Call the athlete's parents.
c. Give the parents a checklist of signs and symptoms of a moderate to severe concussion and
tell them to take the athlete to a physician.
d. Remove the athlete from the activity. - ANSDABC , when athlete says in ok but hit head
Avulsions - ANSare complete tissue tears, often caused by jewelry.
burner/stinger - brachial plexus - ANSStrains, sprains, contusions, and fractures are the four
most common types of spinal injuries. They result from direct blows, compression, and torsion
or twisting.
Bursitis is most common in - ANSelbows and knees
Circulatory and respiratory - ANSheart, blood vessels, trachea, lungs
Coach Phelps' first steps should be to
put on eye protection and disposable gloves,
send for emergency medical assistance, and
cover the wound with sterile gauze pads. - ANS
Coach Webber's weather emergency plan should include the following: - ANSThe name of the
weather watcher
The method for monitoring the weather
The criteria for suspending an activity
. How far should you compress the chest when performing CPR on a teenager? - ANS2 inches
. Which of these hydration measures is not recommended by the National Athletic Trainers'
Association?
a. 7 to 10 ounces of cool fluid every 10 to 20 minutes of competition
b. 17 to 20 ounces of fluid at least 2 hours before a workout
c. 16 to 24 ounces of fluid for every pound of water lost through sweat
d. 16 to 24 ounces of fluid 10 to 15 minutes before practice - ANSd
1. Most of the legal duties of a coach are performed in the _____ phase of athletic health care.
a. prevention
b. recognition and first aid care
c. assessment or diagnosis and treatment
d. rehabilitation - ANSprevention
2. Coach Graham sends one of his practice squads onto the school track for a 1-mile run while
he works with his other squad in the gym. Which legal duty is Coach Graham neglecting?
a. Warn of inherent risks.
b. Provide proper instruction.
c. Supervise the activity closely.
d. Match your athletes appropriately - ANSc. supervise
3. Coach Hayes is certified in sport first aid and CPR. One of his freshman distance runners
collapses in the middle of a race and is wheezing heavily. A teammate tells Hayes that this
runner has a history of asthma attacks but hadn't wanted the coach to know. What legal duty is
coach Hayes neglecting?
a. Provide appropriate emergency assistance.
b. Evaluate athletes for injury or incapacity.
c. Match your athletes appropriately.
d. Warn of inherent risks. - ANSb. evaluate
4. Which description below is most appropriate for a strength and conditioning coach's
involvement during the assessment or diagnosis and treatment phase of an athletic injury?
a. Evaluate the athlete for injury or incapacity.
b. Develop and fit protective braces or pads.
c. Leave it to other members of the athletic health care team.
d. Encourage the athlete to follow rehabilitation and conditioning instructions. - ANSC.
5. Evaluation of athletes by conducting or ordering diagnostic tests is the duty of the _____
during the _____ phase of athletic health care.
, a. athletic trainer; assessment or diagnosis and treatment
b. physician; recognition and first aid care
c. physical therapist; rehabilitation
d. EMT/paramedic; prevention - ANSb
5. The vertebrae are held together by - ANSb. ligaments
6. Messages pass between the brain and nerves through the - ANSspinal cord
A closed fracture - ANSdoes not break the skin
a. Follow the voice prompts.
b. Expose Greg's chest and turn on the AED.
c. Attach the electrode pads to Greg's chest.
d. Resume chest compressions.
e. If directed to give a shock, ask everyone to clear away from Greg, then push the shock button
once. - ANSBCAED
After you've established that an injured athlete is breathing, conduct a physical assessment to
assess the injury.
To protect yourself and others, take the utmost precautions to prevent the spread of blood-borne
pathogens when responding to bleeding injuries.
Apply PRICE (Protection, Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation) when responding to an acute
injury. - ANS
An athlete makes the universal choking sign while chewing a piece of gum. You prepare to
perform the Heimlich maneuver by standing behind the athlete and making a fist with one hand.
Where should you place your fist before thrusting it inward and upward? - ANSjust above the
navel
Assign someone to monitor the athlete.
b. Call the athlete's parents.
c. Give the parents a checklist of signs and symptoms of a moderate to severe concussion and
tell them to take the athlete to a physician.
d. Remove the athlete from the activity. - ANSDABC , when athlete says in ok but hit head
Avulsions - ANSare complete tissue tears, often caused by jewelry.
burner/stinger - brachial plexus - ANSStrains, sprains, contusions, and fractures are the four
most common types of spinal injuries. They result from direct blows, compression, and torsion
or twisting.
Bursitis is most common in - ANSelbows and knees
Circulatory and respiratory - ANSheart, blood vessels, trachea, lungs
Coach Phelps' first steps should be to
put on eye protection and disposable gloves,
send for emergency medical assistance, and
cover the wound with sterile gauze pads. - ANS
Coach Webber's weather emergency plan should include the following: - ANSThe name of the
weather watcher
The method for monitoring the weather
The criteria for suspending an activity
