Sports Medicine 2 Unit 3 wounds and emergency situations

What is a major factor in treating emergencies, as opposed to non-emergencies?

• Location
• Body Part
• Time
• Day of the week

The primary concern of an emergency action plan (EAP) is cardiovascular & _______________.

• CNS function
• Orthopedic injury
• Muscular
• Basic first aid

When do you hang up the phone when talking with EMS?

• As soon as you feel like it
• When you lose good connection
• When 911 dispatch says to do so
• When you drop your phone

Pupil _____________ is more important than the pupil ___________________.

• Response, size
• Size, response
• Size, color
• Response, color

Cuts and scrape are an example of:

• Closed wound

• Abrasion

• Puncture wound

• Bite wound

What is a puncture wound?

• When something rubs against the skin

• A cut by a sharp object

• Part of the skin is partially or completely torn away

• A pointed object pierces the skin

What is an example of a laceration?

• Nail goes through hand

• Broken glass

• Turf burn

• Hand stuck in blender

What is type of wound in the picture?

• Contusion
• Abrasion
• Laceration
• Avulsion

What type of wound in the picture?

• Penetrate 
• Puncture
• Incision
• Stap

Wounds allow ______ to gain access to tissue and cause ______

• life - health problems

• infection - organisms

• infection - death

• organisms - infection