Exam 8: Handling Emergency Situations and Injury Assessment

A horseshoe pad may be placed around the malleolus in combination with an elastic wrap and tape to prevent or reduce ankle edema.

If an injured athlete is unconscious but not in a life-threatening situation, it is not required to access a rescue squad by dialing 911.

Which ambulatory aid is best suited for moving a mildly injured athlete from the field?

Describe the procedure for initial injury management of acute injuries.

What is the normal pulse and respiratory rate for an adult at rest?

How far must the chest be compressed to effectively perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation for an adult?

Explain the procedures you would perform when evaluating an unconscious athlete.

When performing chest compressions on an infant, where does the rescuer place two fingers?

When using pressure points to control external bleeding, which of the following arteries is compressed against the medial aspect of the humerus?

If a light-colored athlete presented with red skin color, what condition is the athlete most likely suffering from?

Compression should be continuously applied, even throughout the night while the athlete is sleeping.

When treating for shock, one should always elevate the feet 12-16 inches above the floor.

The primary survey refers to the inspection and evaluation given after the ABC's have been assessed.

List any five vital signs and what is considered to be normal with them.

Describe the principles of protection, optimal loading, ice, compression, and elevation in the treatment for an acute musculoskeletal injury.

Swelling of an injured part is reduced by elevating the body part above the level of the heart.