On Field Assessment - Acute Care

When injuries occur, while generally not life-threatening, they require prompt care. True or False?

• True

• False

Why is time a factor in emergencies?

• Time allows for better planning and resource allocation.

• Time is crucial for quick response and minimizing harm.

• Time helps in gathering more information about the emergency.

• Time is not a significant factor in emergencies.

Mistakes in initial injury management can lead to:

• Faster recovery

• Chronic issues

• No effect

• Improved performance

What is the primary concern in an Emergency Action Plan?

• Maintaining cardiovascular and CNS functioning

• Evaluating the injured athlete

• Acting reasonably and prudently

• Having a prearranged plan

What is the key to emergency aid according to the Emergency Action Plan?

• Maintaining cardiovascular and CNS functioning

• Initial evaluation of the injured athlete

• Acting reasonably and prudently

• Having a prearranged plan

Members of the sports medicine team must at all times act ______ and prudently.

• reasonably

• recklessly

• carelessly

• hastily

According to the Emergency Action Plan, what must be prearranged and ready to implement on a moment's notice?

• A plan

• A team of experts

• A communication system

• A list of emergency contacts

What should be developed for each facility according to the Emergency Action Plan?

• A single plan for all facilities

• Separate plans

• No plans needed

• A plan for every other facility.

What policies and procedures should be established according to the Emergency Action Plan?

• Equipment and helmet removal

• Food and beverage

• Cleaning and maintenance

• Scheduling and booking

What should be available according to the Emergency Action Plan?

• Access to the internet

• Availability of phones and access to 911

• Access to a gym

• Availability of snacks