Chap 1 & 2
AHCT stand for
Athletic Health Care Team
Unfortunately, there has been a/an ______________________ in the amount of litigation over the last decade within sports.
Increase
What is a warning sign of suicide?
~ Talking about wanting to die
~ Looking for a way to kill oneself
~Sleeping too little or too much
What does NSAIDs stand for?
NonSteroidal Anti Inflammatory Drugs
What is a sign?
Something you see
A strain is characterized as
An injury to muscle or tendon
If you get sued, what step would to take first?
Immediately call your insurance company and your lawyer
Define Bulimia Nervosa
Repeated bouts of binge eating followed by some form of purging
**TRUE or FALSE**
Pain is subjective
True
What is a symptom? Give 2 examples.
What they feel
~ Nausea
~ Pain
~ Dizziness
Commotio cordis can occur when
An athlete is struck in the chest by and object
Name 2 Extrinsic Factors that will need to be examined before games/practice.
~ Equipment
~ Environment
~ Type of activity
~ Coaching
Anxiety Disorders are common among which age range?
Teens and college students
You should review and rehearse your EAP how many times at minimum?
Annually
Which type of tissue heals the fastest?
Muscle
What are 3 things Coaches should be trained in?
~ First aid and CPR
~ Operation of an AED
~ Basic conditioning procedures
~ Maintenance of fitting of protective equipment
~ Recognition and management of common sports injuries
~ Skills instruction
Name 3 elements of Negligence.
~ Duty of Care
~ Breach of Duty
~Actual or Proximate Causation
~ Damage
What are considered Macronutrients (Name All) and what are considered Micronutrients (Name All).
Macronutrients - Carbohydrates, Fats (lipids), Protein
Micronutrients - Vitamins, Minerals
When it comes to non-life threatening medical action, what should a coach ONLY provide?
First Aid
What is known as a private wrong or injury, suffered by and individual as a result of another person's conduct?
A tort
According to NATA, which setting of sports medicine gets paid the most?
Faculty/Academic/Research
Name 4 medical conditions we red flag on PPEs to find more information before clearing athletes for sports?
~ Asthma
~ Diabetes
~Epilepsy
~ Allergies
~Blood disorders
What is the difference between water soluble and fat soluble vitamins?
Water soluble break down in water and can be peed out
Fat soluble is broken down by fat and can be overdosed on
What is the number 1 major safety concern with Emergency Action Plans?
Lack of Planning
An athlete is running in a track meet. She trips and twists her ankle. The Athletic Trainers at the meet pretend they do not see anything, and go home. What legal issue can be seen?
Act of Omission