First Aid/CPR
Athletic Training
ARC
Skills Application
Life
100

What is the raatio of compression's to breaths during CPR?

30 compressions to 2 breaths

100

What kind of education do you need to become an athletic trainer?

Bachelor's degree and a Master's in Athletic Training in order to sit for the Board of Certification (BOC).

100

Who is the Director of Campus Recreation?

Greg Rothberg

100

Rugby player asks for ice on their right groin after the game.

45 seconds to complete

Make ice bag and wrap on with flexi wrap using hip spica technique.

5 hops on right leg without ice bag moving.

100

When should you wear sunscreen?

How often should you wear sunscreen?

EVERY DAY REGARDLESS OF WEATHER!!!

REAPPLY EVERY 2 HOURS (SOONER IF SWEATING, SWIMMING, ETC)

200

When is it okay to stop CPR?

1. Signs of life
2. An AED is available
3. EMS arrives
4. Too tired
5. Scene becomes unsafe

200

List 3 differences between an athletic trainer and a personal trainer.

Education, credentials, skill set (assessment, treatment, rehab, etc), supervising physician, patients vs clients, healthcare vs. fitness

200

List 3 fitness classes offered at the ARC

F45, zumba, pilates, yoga, dance, barre, cycling, step, strength sets

200

Soccer player comes out of the game with blood on their left knee running down to their white socks.

45 seconds to complete

Blood wiped off leg and covered if still actively bleeding. Blood on the socks need to be covered or removed with hydrogen peroxide.

200

What is the best kind of sunscreen to use?

THE ONE YOU WILL ACTUALLY USE!!!

300

One reason people decide to not act/provide care

Fear of doing something wrong - big reason

Many others.

300

Athletic trainers have to work under the supervision of _____.

Licensed physicians (MD or DO)

300

Competitive Sports is made up of which 2 programs?

Club sports and Intramural Sports

300

A person on their field needs rescue breaths but you suspect a cervical spine injury. 

1. Perform how you would open the airway.
2. What is this technique called?

Jaw thrust maneuver without head extension

300

How much sunscreen should you use for your face?

Size of a nickel or 1/4 to 1/3 of a teaspoon

2 finger lengths for the face

3 finger lengths for face & neck


400

What is the first step when an AED becomes available?

Turn it on!

400

Who are our Club Sports Physicians? Where are they located?

Dr. Henry Tsai and Dr. Hien Nghiem at the Student Health Center

400

How many AEDs does the ARC have (inside and outside)?

Where are they located?

4 Inside - Front desk, outside BCG, restrooms by track, between TZ & WS

1 Outdoor - Court building outside women's restroom

5 total

400

An ultimate frisbee player sprained their right ankle and will not be returning to play. Their ankle is very swollen and needs compression but you are out of elastic bandages. What are you going to do/use instead?

45 seconds to complete

Powerflex or flexi-wrap for compression

400

What is a ROTH IRA?

A Roth IRA is a special individual retirement account (IRA) where you pay taxes on money going into your account, and then all future withdrawals are tax free. 

Maximum contribution per year is $6500 ($7,500 if you're 50 or older)

*Consult your tax professional or financial advisor

500

What is the Good Samaritan Law?

Good Samaritan Law protects the average person from liability if he or she attempts to provide care within their scope of training.

500

What are 5 settings an athletic trainer can work in?

1. Collegiate sports
2. High school sports
3. Professional sports
4. Industrial setting
5. Orthopedic clinics
6. Sales rep (surgical equipment, DME)
7. Orthopedic Trauma/ER
8. Physical therapy clinics
9. Races (tough mudder, marathons, etc)
10. Youth sports
11. NASA!
12. Gatorade
13. Many more!

500

How many laps around the ARC track equals 1 mile?

11 laps = 1 mile

500

What were the 5 words I read earlier?

Dollar, Honey, Mirror, Saddle, Anchor

500

What is a Health Savings Account (HSA)?

A type of savings account that lets you set aside money on a pre-tax basis to pay for qualified medical expenses. By using untaxed dollars in a Health Savings Account (HSA) to pay for deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, and some other expenses, you may be able to lower your overall healthcare costs. 

Maximum contribution per year is $3,850. Some employers will also contribute.

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