Initial Injury Evaluation
Emergency Action Plan
CPR/AED
Bloodborne Pathogens
Thermal
100

Which "survey" determines the existence of life threatening situations?

Primary Survey

100
What is the most critical part of an emergency situation?

Time

100

Before starting CPR, you should tell someone to call 911 and to go get a what?

AED

100

When dealing with bloodborne pathogens, you should always do what after you take your gloves off?

Wash your hands

100

True or False: Football athletes can practice in full pads starting day 1 of practice.

False - they need to acclimatize! 

200

Which "survey" assesses vital signs?

Secondary Survey

200

Emergency Action Plans should be reviewed and rehearsed how often?

At lease once a year

200

What is the ratio of compressions to breaths in adult CPR?

30:2

200

What is one example of PPE?

  • Gloves
  • Goggles 
  • Face shield 
  • Mask 
  • Waterproof gown 
  • CPR mouth shields “mouthguard”
200

What is the most serious heat illness that required immediate cooling of the body to prevent long term issues and death?

Heat Stroke

300

What should always be considered a possibility when assessing an unconscious athlete?

Injury to neck and spine

300

True or False: It is okay to write down only cell phone numbers on an EAP.

False - you need a landline number

300

What are the 3 C's of CPR?

Check, Call, Care

300

What are two ways bloodborne pathogens are transmitted?

blood, including sneeze droplets, urine, feces, seminal fluid, vomit, and all other bodily fluids

300

What are two cold weather illnesses?

hypothermia and frostbite (or frostnip)

400

What does PEARRLA stand for?

Pupils are equal, round, and reactive to light and accommodation.

400

What are two examples of equipment that needs to be listed on an EAP?

medical kit, AED, splints, gear removal tools, etc

400

Where do the pediatric AED pads go on an infant?

One on the chest, one on the back between the shoulder blades

400

What does PPE stand for?

Personal Protective Equipment

400

What are the two defining characteristics of a heat stroke?

Core body temperature of 104 or higher

Central nervous system dysfunction

500

What is the adult normal reading for two of the following:

1. Pulse

2. Respirations

3. Blood Pressure

Pulse - 80-100 beats per minute

Respirations - 12 breaths per minute

Blood Pressure - 120/80

500

What are two roles that should be defined on an EAP?

  • Who will get the emergency equipment?

  • Who will call 9-1-1?

  • Who will go to the main road to flag down and direct ambulance?

  • Who will do crowd control during the situation?

  • Who will notify administration, athlete’s parents, and other necessary personnel? 

  • Who will be the one providing the care to the patient?

500

What is the rate of compressions in adult CPR?

100-120 compressions per minute

500

What does OSHA stand for?

Occupational and Safety Health Administration

500

What is it called when you measure air temperature, humidity, and heat from the sun?

Wet Bulb Globe Temperature