| Environmental Illness and Conditions | Traumatic Head and Spine Injuries | Wound Care | Emergency Conditions | Emergency Action Plans |
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Count the number of seconds in-between the thunder and the lightening strike and divide by 5. Result is miles to lightening strike.
How do you calculate the distance between yourself and lightening?
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Axial loading
Head-down contact, or initiating contact with the top of the head/helmet, is the only technique that results in what?
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2-7 Days
How long does it take for infections to appear?
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B. Have the patient lay down
D. Maintain vitals E. Elevate the patient's legs
What is the best way to treat shock? Select all that apply.
A. Start CPR B. Have the patient lay down C. Keep them hydrated D. Maintain vitals E. Elevate the patient's legs |
Documents and plans
EAPs are both ___ and ___.
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10-14 days
How long does heat acclimatization usually take?
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Focal and Diffuse
What are the types of Traumatic Brain Injuries? Select all that apply
A. Focal B. Coup C. Diffuse D. Subdural hematoma |
Direct pressure, Elevation, & Use of pressure points / pressure bandages
Name the steps to controlling a severe bleed
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Less than 3-5 minutes
What is the goal amount of time to deliver the first shock of an AED from the time of collapse?
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Personnel, Cell phone numbers, Equipment, Locations, Skill Levels
What should be included in a EAP?
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A. Numb sensation
B. Redness C. Grayish-yellow or white skin D. Painful sensation
Select the symptoms of frostbite.
A. Numb sensation B. Redness C. Grayish-yellow or white skin D. Painful sensation E. Tissue gets soft |
30 minutes
If a patient has true second impact syndrome how soon could it cause death?
A. 1 hour B.1 week C. 24 hours D. 30 minutes |
Any open wound or body fluid transmission
According to OSHA when is universal precautions required?
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Peak flow meter
With what instrument should you monitor asthmatic athletes' lung function?
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Clearly outlined/ easy to read, All personnel educated in plan, & must be rehearsed
What are the implementation steps per the NATA?
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Below 95 degrees; Above 105 degrees.
At what low body temperature does a person require medical attention? And at what high body temperature is it necessary?
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Pupils, Equal, Round, Reactive to light
What does PERRL stand for?
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Elevate above the heart
If a patient on the field has an arm laceration and uncontrollably bleeding how would you elevate to control the bleed?
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Face droops.
Arm weakness. Speech difficulty. Time is critical.
What does FAST stand for in relation to strokes?
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NCAA and NFHSA
What organizations recommend that all institutions develop an EAP?
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A. Faint or dizzy
C. Nausea or vomiting D. Rapid, weak pulse E. Muscle cramps
Which symptoms are consistent with heat exhaustion? Choose all that apply.
A. Faint or dizzy B. No sweating C. Nausea or vomiting D. Rapid, weak pulse E. Muscle cramps F. May lose consciousness G. Body temp above 103 degrees |
Decerebrate posture
What abnormal posture that indicates severe brain damage involves the arms and legs stiffening, toes pointing downward, and the head and neck arching back?
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Abrasion, Puncture, Laceration, Incision, Avulsion, Contusion
Name all of the wound types
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1. A, B E
2. C, D, F
Please match the symptoms with the condition.
1. Hypoglycemia 2. Hyperglycemia A. Tachycardia B. Sweating C. Nausea D. Dehydration E. Nervousness F. Fatigue/sluggishness |
Type of emergency, details of injury, present condition of the athlete, current assistance being provided, cell phone numbers of those who can help, location of emergency
During your practice an athlete is tackled hard and goes down. You as the AT runs over and finds the athlete unconscious. The Head AT instructs you to call EMS, what information do you need to give when speaking to EMS?
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