ANATOMY
FIRST AID/ CPR
EXTRICATION
TAPING/ INJURY PREVENTION
Eval
100

What does the term medial mean?

To the Middle

100
When in an emergency, the steps to follow are _____,_____,____. 

CHECK_CALL_CARE

100

What is a secondary injury?

Injury caused by improper care

100

This non profit organizations mission is to reduce athletic injuries and death through standards and certification for athletic equipment.

National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment

100

What do SOAP notes go over?

Subjective

Objective

Assessment 

Plan

200

Divides the body into top and bottom parts describes the _____.

Transverse Plane

200

Explain a situation where implied consent would take place. 

?

200
When suspecting a spinal injury, this type of transportation device.

Spine Board

200

What is the proper positioning of an athlete who is getting a hip spica wrap for a groin strain?

Standing with their weight placed on the uninjured leg, injured leg internally rotated. 

200

There are 3 different levels of sprains: what are they and explain the main characteristics

1:stretched

2:partially torn

3:fully torn

300

Describe and demonstrate anatomical position.

An erect stance, arms at the sides, palms facing forward

300

Most accidents are due to situations that:

you have control over and could have prevented

300

Double Jeopardy!!!

Pick two teammates to perform task

pick amount 



300

What are the 6 injury prevention methods?

Pre-participation physical exam

Pre-season strength and conditioning

Flexibility

Proper use of protective equipment

Facility and field inspection

Hydration and nutrition

300
This type of fracture usually occurs in children due to their immature bones. 

greenstick fracture

400

Explain the path that blood takes though the body. (6 steps)

Heart-arteries- arterioles- capillaries- venules- viens- heart

400

When applying a splint, besides the injury site, what else should be splinted?

bones or joints above and below the injury

400

When lifting a load, your focus should be on what 6 steps?

Squat close to the load

Maintain the natural curves in your back

Grip the object firmly

Hold the load close to your body

Keep your arms fixed and close to your sides

Lifting by pushing up with your strong legs

400

This type of injury response is when an involuntary muscle contraction occurs.

muscle spasm/ guarding

400

These type of questions are used when trying to get information quickly and accurately. What part the injury evaluation process is this found in? Give an example. 

closed, Subjective, History. 

example?

500

List the 5 different types of bones and give an example for each

Short, long, flat, irregular, sesamoid

500

Explain the compression ratio for 1 person and 2 person CPR and describe the purpose of CPR.

30x2, 15x2, circulates oxygen-rich blood until AED is ready or EMS arrive.

500

An athlete is down with cervical spine pain, numbness and tingling, (cervical spine injury suspected). Your group has 30 sec to talk with group, 2 minutes to go through a proper injury care/extrication. TALK THROUGH PROCESS. 

proper neck stabilization and log roll and good communication 

500

List all steps of return to play and give an example for each. 

Immobilization

Range of Motion

Basic Strength

Balance, Speed, Power, and

Agility

Sport-specific function

Partial Return to Play

Full Return to Play

500
This is the order in with an athletes range of motion is evaluated. 


PROM

AROM

RROM

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