CPR/AED
This is the proper ratio of compressions to breaths for single-rescuer CPR for children and infants
What is 30:2?
On field evaluation component that is used to rule out life-threatening conditions?
What is a primary survey?
What is the transverse plane?
Injury to ligament
What is a sprain?
First component of an off-field injury evaluation
What is getting a history?
Next step immediately after checking responsiveness
What is Checking pulse & breathing?
Moist, pale, cold, clammy skin
What are signs and symptoms of shock?
What is proximal?
Gold standard for determining if somebody has a stress fracture or not
What is an MRI?
Palpation, range of motion, and strength assessment
What are the 3 components of a physical exam?
Brachial pulse
Where to check for pulse for an infant?
Appropriate treatment for individual suffering heat stroke
Sagittal plane movements specific to the ankle
What is plantarflexion and dorsiflexion
Subluxation
What is a joint disruption that is immediately reduced back into place?
Requirements for functional testing to be completed?
What is full functional strength and full functional ROM?
Upper right chest, left lower chest
What is proper AED pad placement?
Elbows should be flexed to this number of degrees when fitting a patient for crutches
What is 30 degrees?
Anatomical movement where the joint angle increases
What is extension?
Rest
What is the best method of care for treating tendonitis?
True positive rate, where we are so certain that our patient will test positively for a condition, that a negative test can safely rule out that they have that condition
What is sensitivity?
Can be utilized in place of abdominal thrusts for a choking victim
What are chest thrusts?
What does the PEACE model of injury care stand for?
What is Protection, Elevation, Avoid anti-inflammatories, Compression, Education?
Adduction
What is a frontal plane movement toward the midline of the body?
These are the phases of tissue healing
What are inflammatory, fibroblastic repair, and remodeling/maturation?
These are the 3 requirements for being a practicing athletic trainer
What is a bachelors/master's degree, board certification, and state licensure