Terminology
Heat illness
Cold Stress
s&s
Scenarios
100

What does ABC's stand for?

Airway, Breathing, Circulation 

100
Injury of the skin from sun ray's. Can lead to skin cancer and premature aging. 

What is sunburn? 

100

The loss of heat during exhalation 

What is respiration? 

100

- mild headache

- fatigue 

- noticeably yellow urine 

- feeling thirsty 


What is dehydration? 

100

You're at soccer practice and a player goes down. You see her holding her calf and limping a little. She says she hasn't drank much water today and the her calf feels real tight. 

- passive, slow stretch

- ice 

- fluid replacement!!! electrolytes!!

200

The NATA

What is National Athletic Trainers Association? 

200

Painful, involuntary muscle spasms caused by exposure to heat and dehydration


What is heat cramps? 

200

The loss of heat through perspiration 

What is Evaporation?

200

- muscle cramping 

- especially in calf, quads, hamstring 

What is heat cramps?

200

You are at football training camp and see a player fall to his knees. He complains of general weakness and feels dizzy. You suspect heat exhaustion. What would you do? 

- Bring them indoors/ shade 

- Fluid replacement!

- cool body using ice!

300

The temperature-regulating center of the brain 

What is the hypothalamus? 

300

Fainting that occurs when the body attempts to cool itself by dilating the blood vessels

What is Heat Syncope? 

300

The loss of heat through transfer to a cooler object

What is Conduction? 

300

- lightheadedness 

- dizziness

- headache 

- nausea/vomiting 

- fainting 

What is heat syncope? 

300

You are at a track meet and see an athlete collapse on the ground. They are extremely disoriented and in and out of consciousness. You suspect heat stroke. What would you do?

- Activate EAP!! 911

- Move athlete to shade cool area immediately 

- Remove excess clothing 

- ICE bath or ice towels!!!

400

The prevention, recognition, evaluation, and
care of injuries 

What is Athletic Training?

400

Mildest form of generalized heat-related illness. A condition of near body collapse. 

What is heat exhaustion? 

400

The loss of heat through the transfer of infrared rays into the cooler environment

What is radiation? 

400

- general weakness

- cool, clammy skin 

- dizziness, nausea

- breathing, rapid but shallow

- rapid WEAK pulse 


What is heat exhaustion? 

400

Someone comes in with frostbite in their fingers. How would you treat? 

Warm water soak 

500

The individuals involved in the care of the
athlete

What is the sports medicine team?

500

Life-threatening, most severe heat-related condition 

What is Heat Stroke?

500

Heat loss through air currents passing by a warm surface

What is convection? 

500

- Hot, dry, red skin 

- STRONG, rapid pulse 

- Mental confusion 

- Unconsciousness 

What is heatstroke? 

500

Someone comes up to you asking you to hook them up on E stim. Pablo and Stephanie are not around. What would you do?

Don't hook up anyone ever on e-stim