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Safety in Sports Medicine

Learn about competence in making informed decisions for adult patients, basic CPR guidelines, workplace safety rules, injury treatments, personal hygiene practices, and emergency responses. Understand the importance of consent, communication skills, and recognizing health issues.

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Safety in Sports Medicine

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  1. Safety in Sports Medicine Safety lecture and notes

  2. Competence • A competent adult us someone who is? • A) any person over the age of 18 or 21 • B) Lucid and able to make an informed decision • C) Married, a parent, or a member of the armed forces • D) seriously ill or injured, could affect judgment

  3. CPR • What is it and what does it stand for?

  4. If a person has a broken arm and it’s crooked, you should put it back in place before taking them to the hospital. • True of False? Why?

  5. The patient must be________ and the consent must be ______ in order for consent to be valid. • A) alert, understood • B) informed, written • C) competent, informed • D) persuaded, expressed

  6. The condition in which you spend you work day is called what? • A) Workers Compensation • B) Sleeping • C) Working Conditions • D) Right

  7. This is the government program that sets rules and inspects the workplace for safety: • A) Workers compensation • B) OSHA • C) United Way • D) POSRHA

  8. What does RICE stand for?

  9. To avoid back pain, it is important to have: • A) short back muscles • B) strong abdominal muscles • C) short hamstrings • D) strong hip flexor muscles

  10. An individuals system of maintaining cleanliness and health is known as: • A) nutrition • B) public hygiene • C) personal hygiene • D) public sanitation

  11. If a person having an asthma attack has used their inhaler and the attack becomes severe, you should do what? • A) call 911 • B) give them their inhaler again • C) none of the above • D) all of the above

  12. How do you stop bleeding on a patient?

  13. Best way to prevent the spread of disease is: • A) Rest • B) exercise • C) hand washing

  14. When I sneeze, I should: • A) wipe y hands on my desk • B) cover my sneeze, then wash my hands • C) eat a snack • D) shake a friends hand

  15. Humans can survive without water for how many days?

  16. Can peer pressure be both positive and negative? • Why and how?

  17. Your ____ health involves liking and accepting yourself for who you are. • A) mental/emotional • B) social • C) physical • D) stable

  18. Name two infectious diseases • A) HIV • B) diaper rash • C) tuberculosis • D) ear infection

  19. Which of the following is not a desirable communication skill? • A) show interest in the speaker • B) roll your eyes when you do not agree • C) maintain eye contact • D) avoid interrupting

  20. High levels of glucose is a sign of what disease? • A) AIDS • B) cancer • C) diabetes • D) asthma

  21. The three sides of health are physical, mental/emotional, and ______ • A) social • B) contagious • C) communicable • D) mood swings

  22. Signs of a heart attack are discomfort in the: • A) arms • B) neck • C) jaw • D) back • E) stomach • F) all of the above • G) in their chest only

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