Athletic Healthcare Team
This group was founded in 1950
What is NATA?
The cross streets for Falcon Stadium are...
What are Parkridge and Meadowview?
You must wait this amount of time before returning outside after a lightening strike.
What is 30 minutes?
This portion of the exam determines if the athlete is in immediate danger.
What is the primary survey?
The schooling for this healthcare professional is typically 4 years of undergrad and 2 years in a masters program.
What is a certified athletic trainer?
This hospital is the closest to LDHS.
What is Medical City Denton?
This body temperature is considered heat stroke.
What is 104 degrees?
SOAP note stands for this.
What is subjective, objective, assessment, plan?
This state allows athletic trainers to practice with only a license.
What is Texas?
The closest AED to Falcon Stadium is located here.
What is the weight room?
This distance is the lightening boundary for LDHS.
What is 10 miles?
These are the components of a secondary survey.
What is history, observation, palpation, special test?
This is the credentialing test that nurses take.
What is the NCLEX?
Written blueprints for handling emergencies that should be easily understood and clearly establish accountability for the management of emergencies are this.
What is an Emergency Action Plan?
This is considered the gold standard for determining if it is safe to practice outside.
What is the wet bulb globe temperature (WBGT)?
The M in MAPPSSO stands for this.
What is mechanism of injury?
This agency certifies athletic trianers.
What is the BOC?
This equipment should be found at every sporting event at LDHS.
What is the AED, splint bag, and med kit?
This is the order that you should provide treatment to someone with a suspected heat stroke.
What is dunk them, cool to 102, call 911?
This portion of the exam reveals information that you find during your physical exam.
What is the objective portion of an exam?