Concussions
True or False: In order to be diagnosed with a concussion, an athlete must have lost consciousness?
What is False?
What is cranial nerve IV and what is it's function?
What is trochlear, linear eye movement?
What is humidity?
What is the amount of moisture in the air?
What are the 3 types of heat illness and put them in the correct order?
What is heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke?
What does GRTP stand for?
What is Gradual Return to Play?
What are the cells of the nervous system called?
What are neurons?
What is one thing that California Law AB2127 state?
What is athlete must be evaluated by a licensed healthcare provider or completion of GRTP in no less than 7 days or written medical clearance from a licensed healthcare provider?
What 4 things does the WBGT measure?
What is ambient temperature, relative humidity, wind, and solar radiation from sun?
What are the signs and symptoms of heat cramps?
What is muscle cramps, salty sweat, and fatigue?
Which cranial nerve controls chewing/jaw movement?
What is Trigeminal?
What is the first thing an athletic trainer should do if they suspect an athlete has a concussion and is down on the field?
What is rule out a neck injury?
An athlete must ________________ before starting the GRTP protocol.
What is return to a normal school day without modifications?
How much hotter is artificial turf versus regular grass or cement?
What is 10 degrees?
What is a key sign of heat stroke?
What is no sweating?
What is the fatality rate of second impact syndrome?
What is 50%?
What is the only pain reliever that an athlete with a concussion should take for a headache?
What is Tylenol?
What is it called if an athlete sustains a second concussion prior to the first one fully healing?
What is second impact syndrome?
What do we use the number on the WBGT for?
What is to determine modifications to outdoor practices/games?
Heat stroke is a....
What is medical emergency?
List the 12 cranial nerves in the order we learned them.
What is Olfactory, Optic, Occulomotor, Trochlear, Trigeminal, Abducens, Facial, Auditory, Glossopharyngeal, Vagus, Spinal Accessory, Hypoglossal
What is cranial nerve VII and what is it's function?
What is facial and facial movements?
How would you evaluate cranial nerve IX?
What is have the athlete swallow?
What are the WBGT guidelines based on?
What is specific regions?
What is the key to preventing heat illness?
What is hydration?
What does TACO stand for?
What is tarp assisted cooling oscillation?