Pre-Participation Exam
This is filled out by the athlete prior to the actual exam.
What is a history?
Blankets, Scissors, and crutches
What is non-fixed equipment
1000 square feet.
What is the minimal size of an Athletic Health Care facility?
Established to maintain order and maintain cleanliness and sanitation
What are policies?
This process provides evidence of proper treatment practices and prevents liability.
What is the purpose of record keeping?
An athlete with one paired organ may compete in what types of sports
What are contact sports?
Record of the the supplies and equipment used during the year.
What is an inventory?
The area of an Athletic Care facility where pre-game preparations are performed.
What is the taping area?
Athletes sign in on this prior to receiving treatment.
What is a treatment log?
This regulates how health information can be shared with others.
What is HIPAA?
The components of a Pre-participation exam.
What are history, weight, height, blood pressure and pulse, eye exam, physical and orthopedic exam?
First aid supplies, tape, bandages, massage lotion.
What are examples of supplies
The records are stored here to keep them secure.
What is stored in the office.
This protects the privacy of student's educational records
What is FERPA
Protects the privacy of student's educational records.
What is FERPA?
The primary purpose of a physical exam.
What is to identify if an athlete is at risk before he or she participates?
Examples of athletic training room equipment.
What are tables, ice machine, modalities, etc.
Where an athlete can recover from vigorous exercise and lower his core temperature.
What are ice bathes?
This organization provides policy regarding safe work practices.
OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
The record that qualifies an athlete to be medically sound to participate in athletics.
What is the Pre-Participation Physical Examination?
Americans with Disabilities Act
Because of this a physician cannot legally disqualify an athlete from participation.
Ice Machine, weight equipment and modalities
What are examples of fixed equipment?
The rehabilitation area.
Where do athletes strengthen muscles, ligaments and tendons following injury?
A plan for when a medical, lightning or other environmental emergency occurs at a sports venue on campus.
What is an Emergency Action Plan (EAP)?
This contains an athletes name, contact and insurance information and is used if an injury occurs while on the road.
What is a Personal Information Card?