Sports Med II Mid Term Review

Front

What are the four categories that should be specified in an Emergency Action Plan? Options: Emergency personnel, Emergency communication, Emergency equipment, Transportation; Emergency response, Medical supplies, Patient information, Recovery process; Fire safety, Hazardous materials, Security, Evacuation routes; First aid, CPR, AED, Shock treatment

Back

Emergency personnel, Emergency communication, Emergency equipment, Transportation

Front

Who is generally the first responder in an emergency situation according to the Emergency Action Plan?

Back

Athletic training staff

Front

Which of the following is considered a non-emergency injury? Fractures, Concussion with loss of consciousness, Minor cuts, Severe bleeding

Back

Minor cuts

Front

What information should be included in an athlete's Emergency Medical Card? Options: Social security number, Blood type, Allergies, Medications; Nearest relative or guardian, Medical information, Hospital preference, Family doctor’s phone numbers; Emergency contact, Favorite food, Hobbies, Pet's name; Favorite color, Zodiac sign, Shoe size, Favorite movie

Back

Nearest relative or guardian, Medical information, Hospital preference, Family doctor’s phone numbers

Front

What is the first step in the primary survey of the victim's condition?

Back

Form a General Impression of the Patient

Front

What should be done if an athlete is unconscious and not breathing while in a prone position?

Back

Logroll the athlete to a supine position and establish ABC immediately

Front

What is the recommended consent process before rendering first aid to an unconscious individual?

Back

Consent is implied for an unconscious individual who requires CPR

Front

What does the secondary survey of the victim's condition involve?

Back

Gathering specific information about the injury

Front

What should be done to stop severe bleeding in an emergency situation?

Back

Apply direct pressure to the wound.

Front

What is the response to the primary survey of the victim's condition?

Back

Establish airway, breathing, and circulation