First Aid and Sports Injuries (First Exam)
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What are 4 steps to controlling Indoctrination? 1. Evaluate skills (assess skill and physical
before play)
2. Progressive experiences, Evaluate First, Teach
3. Education on Safe Play, teach safe techniques
4. Rules (Early, often, and consistently), teach, enforce
What is the index of Suspicion? -Be Comprehensive
-Be alert
-Be involved
-Be aggressive
-Don't assume
What are the 5 domains in Injury Evaluation Prevention
Evaluation
Initial Care
Rehabilitation
Education
What is a Primary Survey injury evaluation? CPR, Basic 1st Aid
, Goals: Control life threatening, stabilize, transport
What is a Secondary survey injury evaluation? HOPS
Shape, size, Precautions, Sort/verify data pool (ask questions)
Biggest patient complaint
What are the objectives of evaluations? NSS and not done until identified
What is NSS? Nature: Type (contusion, fracture, strain, sprain)
Site: Where specifically
Severity: 1 degree/fracture/grade
What is the difference between an Evaluation and a Diagnosis? Evaluation: Anyone can do it
(Collecting basic information)
Diagnosis: More training/knowledge (X-ray, MRI, EKG...)
Why is it important to do the first evaluation right the first time? It will be the most accurate,
pain and inflammation can change the evaluation. Need to see the current baseline. Compare to
healthy side
What are the 5 areas of knowledge required for an injury evaluation? Anatomy
Chronic or acute athletic injury
Evaluation techniques
Questions and Answers 100% Correct
What are 4 steps to controlling Indoctrination? 1. Evaluate skills (assess skill and physical
before play)
2. Progressive experiences, Evaluate First, Teach
3. Education on Safe Play, teach safe techniques
4. Rules (Early, often, and consistently), teach, enforce
What is the index of Suspicion? -Be Comprehensive
-Be alert
-Be involved
-Be aggressive
-Don't assume
What are the 5 domains in Injury Evaluation Prevention
Evaluation
Initial Care
Rehabilitation
Education
What is a Primary Survey injury evaluation? CPR, Basic 1st Aid
, Goals: Control life threatening, stabilize, transport
What is a Secondary survey injury evaluation? HOPS
Shape, size, Precautions, Sort/verify data pool (ask questions)
Biggest patient complaint
What are the objectives of evaluations? NSS and not done until identified
What is NSS? Nature: Type (contusion, fracture, strain, sprain)
Site: Where specifically
Severity: 1 degree/fracture/grade
What is the difference between an Evaluation and a Diagnosis? Evaluation: Anyone can do it
(Collecting basic information)
Diagnosis: More training/knowledge (X-ray, MRI, EKG...)
Why is it important to do the first evaluation right the first time? It will be the most accurate,
pain and inflammation can change the evaluation. Need to see the current baseline. Compare to
healthy side
What are the 5 areas of knowledge required for an injury evaluation? Anatomy
Chronic or acute athletic injury
Evaluation techniques
