Primary Survey
Secondary Survery
H.I.P.S
Emergency Action Plan
Dealing With Unconscious Athletes
100

What is the purpose of the Primary survey

to establish if the condition of the patient is life threatening

100

Secondary survey should only be conducted if....

The athlete's current condition is not life threatening

100

What does H.I.P.S stand for?

History, Inspection, Palpation, and Special Tests

100

What is the primary concern of an Emergency Action Plan?

Maintaining cardiovascular and central nervous system (CNS) functioning

100

What are some factors that are important to note when an athlete is unconscious?

Body position, and ABC (airway, breathing, circulation)

200

What factors are considered when conducting a primary survey?

Airways, breathing, circulation, shock, and sever bleeding

200

What is the secondary survey used for?

To gather specific information about an injury

200

What are some questions that should be asked during the History portion?

Who are they? What Happened? Where did this happen? How did this happen? Location of pain?

(Any of these are correct)

200

How must members of the sports medicine team act when carrying out an Emergency Action Plan?

reasonably and prudently

200

What type of injury should be assumed if an athlete is unconscious?

Neck and spine

300

Is a loss of consciousness considered to be life-threatening?

Yes

300

What should be done first in the secondary survey?

Assessment of vital signs

300

What is the inspection portion of H.I.P.S?

This portion describes objective factors found during the evaluation of an injury. Ex: MOI, Inflammation, Discoloration

300

Should separate plans be made for different facilities?

Yes

300

What should you do if the athlete is unconscious while prone and breathing?

Nothing. Carefully roll over after consciousness resumes.

400

The Primary Survey is a section of what type of assessment?

On-the-Field Injury Assessment

400

What is to be done after assessing vital signs?

Musculoskeletal assessment

400

What is to be done first in the Palpation portion of H.I.P.S

Palpate the Bony tissue

400

Why is accessibility to phones important in an Emergency Action Plan?

Accessibility to 911/ emergency services

400

What should be performed immediately if athlete is not breathing?

CPR

500

What should be performed once life threatening condition is corrected by primary survey?

Secondary survey


500

Where should temperature be taken from when conducted a secondary survey?

In the mouth, under armpit, or against the tympanic membrane

500

What are special tests used for?

To test the strength of an anatomic structure

500

If the athlete is a minor, what is needed to grant certain treatments?

Parental permission

500

What should be removed if  an unconscious athlete is wearing a helmet and needs CPR?

Facemask should be removed with appropriate clip cutters