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WorksheetsUnit 3 Sports Med
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which of these is not a type of heat exchange?
Evasive heat
Metabolic heat
Convective heat
Radiant heat
Which heat illness could be life threatening?
Heat cramps
Heat exhaustion
Heat stroke
Superficial frostbite
What do you do to help an athlete suffering from a heat illness?
Get them caffeine
Cool them off with damp towels
Elevate their feet
Keep them in the sun
What is the minimum body temperature before hypothermia effects start to set in?
98.6°F
86.8°F
92°F
95°F
The two types of frostbite are...
(a)
Who's responsibility is it to make the call about continuing/suspending activity during a storm?
Parents/Spectators
Coaches
Officials
Players
What is NOT a sign/symptom of sun overexposure
Hunger pains
Confusion
Dizziness
Dehydration
What is synthetic turf laid over?
Wood
Concrete
Grass
Metal
The environmental condition that affects your lungs directly...
Fog
Air pollution
Pollen
Wind
What does BBP stand for?
Blood bank pathologist
Best blood pressure
Blood borne pathogens
What do BBPs cause?
Disease
Cancer
Death
Flu
What is NOT a BBP mode of transmission
Blood
Semen
Tears
Synovial fluid
What are the 3 most significant blood borne pathogens?
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis C
HIV
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis C
AIDS
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis D
Herpes
Tuberculosis
Hepatitis A
HIV
What BBP did Tommy Morrison have?
AIDS
Hep B
HIV
Diabetes
Which of these is a high-risk sport for HIV transmission
Soccer
Rugby
Archery
Basketball
Which of these is not an appropriate piece of PPE against BBPs
Goggles
Masks
Gowns
Gloves
What does EAP stand for?
Environmental Action Plan
Emergency Assesment Portion
Employee Assistance Program
Emergency Action Plan
What does an on-the-field assesment do?
measures an athlete's skill level
determines nature of injury
treats injury
checks field's condition
What are the two subdivisions of an assesment?
Start and Finish
First
and Second
Primary
and Secondary
Beginning and End
Which of these are NOT vital signs to observe
Level of Conciousness
Pulse
Movement
Performance
What is a normal pulse rate in BPM for adults?
60-100 BPM
40-100 BPM
80-120 BPM
70-110 BPM
Which of the following is NOT a potentially life-threatening situation?
Airway obstruction
Severe bleeding
Sprain
No breathing
What does SOAP stand for?
Simple Object Access Protocol
Subjective Objective Assesment Plan
Standards of Academic Progress
Snakes on A Plane
What does HITS stand for?
Horses in the Sun
High Intensity Transient Signals
History Inspection Touch Special Tests
Homicide Investigation Tracking System
What is the state of overheating referred to?
Frostbite
Hypothermia
Hyperthermia
Dehydration
