1bSports Med - EmergPreparedness

What does EAP stand for 

• Everyone Acts Plan
• Emergency Action Plan
• Emergency Anatomy Progress
• Everyone Allowed Play

Emergency Action Plans should do what 

• Outline personnel and role
• Identify necessary equipment
• helmet removal policies
• All of the above 

If two people are injured how do you decide who gets care first?

• the first one you get to
• the one you like more
• one with life threatening condition
• the one with a small cut 

Primary survey is looking for what

• establish presence of life-threatening condition like issues with airway, breathing and circulation

• perform more detailed evaluation of conditions/injury

Life threatening injuries include all except

• Profuse bleeding
• Shock
• injuries requiring cardiopulmonary resuscitation
• small Laceration 

EAP has numbers for who?

• Principals Only
• Athletic Trainers Only
• Emergency Personnel Involved
• Teachers at SGP

AED stands for

• Automatic Enternal Defibrillator
• Automated Exit Deal
• Automated External Defibrillator
• Automated Extra Defibrillator

Emergency Personnel include

• Teachers
• Coaches
• Student athletic trainers
• All of the above

What is the 1st role of a 1st responder

• Direct EMS to scene
• Open all appropriate doors
• Immediate care of athlete
• Calling 911

When calling 911 you need to tell them...

• How old you are

• Your location

• Your mother's name

• Why the emergency happened