Handling Sport-Related Emergencies Part I
How often should you review emergency procedures?
Annually
What is a sign?
Something experienced by a patient that can be seen by others (e.g., sweating, redness of the face)
Athlete's foot is an example of a ___________ infection
fungal
The first goal in any rehabilitation program is to control ____________________.
Swelling
What does "PRICE" stand for?
protection, rest, ice, compression, elevation
What does "EAP" stand for?
Emergency action plan
Four bones that exist in the knee-region of the body are the femur, the tibia, the fibula, and the ________.
patella
Molluscum Contagiosum is a ________________ infection
viral
Identify 1 way in which someone with a broken foot can retain their cardiovascular/ cardiorespiratory fitness.
Swimming; upper body bike/ergometer
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary resusitation
The ____________ survey is the assessment of life-threatening problems. The _________ survey is the assessment of non-life-treatening injuries, and includes the assessment of vitals and symptoms
primary; secondary.
The "Un-Happy Triad Injury" is an injury the these three structures:
ACL, MCL, Medial Meniscus
__________________________ is a strain of the staphylococcus bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics.
MRSA
Therapeutic Ultrasound utilizes ___________ energy to illicit therapeutic effects
sounds/ acoustic
Define "MOI" (provide the definition and what the abbreviation stands for)
Mechanism of Injury; An MOI describes how the injury was sustained
When providing life-saving care, you may assess "CAB". prior to providing CPR. What does "CAB" stand for?
Circulation, airway, breathing
What is the mechanism of injury for turf toe?
The forefoot/ big toe is forcible flexed/hyperextended while the foot is planted
____________ is a bacterial infection of the hair follicle that results in pustule formation.
a boil (furuncle)
Massage utilizes ___________ energy to illicit therapeutic effects
Mechanical
Rocky mountain spotted fever (RMSF) and _______________________ are two illnesses that can develop after a tick bite.
Lyme disease
What law requires health care providers to have parental consent for treatment of minors (unless the treatment required is life-saving treatment).
HIPAA
A football athlete heard a “pop” in calf when pushing off of a planted foot during a tackle. What injury may he have sustained?
An achilles tendon rupture
A wart is caused by the ___________________ virus
Human Papilloma (HPV)
Identify 1 criteria necessary for an athlete to return to play.
controlled pain, controlled swelling, Normal range of motion, normal strength, normal neuromuscular control, adequate cardiorespiratory fitness, able to complete sport-specific demands
Bacterial infection of the lateral nail fold is known as ___________________.
paronychia