This

term means being legally responsible for the harm one causes to another

person.

• Negligence

• tort

• Liability

This term defines the failure to use ordinary or reasonable care

• Tort

• Liability

• Negligence

This term is a wrong committed against a person as a

result of an act or failure to act. Negligence is an example.

• liability

• tort

• negligence

An

athletic trainer wraps an athlete’s ankle incorrectly resulting in

additional injury.

• Misfeasence

• Malfeasence

• Nonfeasence

A

coach, who is not certified to use an AED, administers an AED on an

athlete rather than alerting an athletic trainer. The athlete dies.

• Misfeasence

• Malfeasence

• Nonfeasence

An

athlete fails to report to the athletic trainer for treatment; as a

result, he causes further injury.

• Misfeaseance

• Malfeasence

• Not Negligence

An

athletic trainer fails to assess a concussion that he is not aware of.

• Negligence

• Not Negligence

• Malfeasance

A

coach fails to provide water to athletes at practice. One player is

hospitalized for a heat stroke.

• Misfeasence

• Malfeasance

• Nonfeasance

What

are the 3 defenses against negligence? (Mark all that apply)

• Assumption of Risk

• Act of God

• Not Forseeable

• Nonfeasance

What

does an Assumption of Risk waiver imply or state?

• An Agreement

• Charge of Adult

• Age of right and wrong