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Sports 1st Aid theory exam
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1
How are blisters caused?
overuse
wet feet
not wearing shoes
by friction from poorly fitting shoes
2
Which is a factor in hypothermia?
skill and ability
wind chill
population density
terrain
3
What is the main cause of cartilage damage?
Disclocation
Traumatic Injuries
Ruptures
Overuse
4
Hyperthermia can be life threatening
False
True
5
How long should injury report forms be filed?
1 year
2 years
10 years
7 years
6
Who should the injury report forms be completed by?
the coach
sports aider
the parents
the athlete
7
Which is
not
a part of athlete preparation?
proper technique
fitness and conditioning
facility preparation
wearing your lucky shoes
8
What of the following is not a symptom of muscle contusions?
Bruising
Excessive Sweating
Pain
Swelling
9
What type of tissue does a tendon rupture effect?
nervous
connective
muscular
epithelial
10
What does the
E
stand for in R.I.C.E.?
Elevation
Education
Edification
Eating
11
How does spinal injury occur?
neck is dramatically compressed
neck is forcefully hyper extended
all of the above
neck is dramatically hyper flexel
12
Which are not symptoms of bone fractures?
bloating
pain
swelling
loss into function
13
What is the most common type of tendon rupture?
Finger Tendon
Rotator Cuff
Achilles Tendon
Biceps Tendon
14
What is hyperthermia?
decrease in core body temperature
an increase in core body temperature
couphing
bleeding from the ears
15
What are the symptoms of Athletes foot?
itchy dry feet
headaches
hallucainations
muscle soreness
16
Which is not a way to manage cramps and spasms?
Stay down and don't move
Ice
Hydration
Gentle stretching
17
Which of the following is not a sign/symptom of concussions?
perfect vision
feeling stunned or dazed
loss of balance
ringing in the ears
18
What are the two different types of fractures?
compound (closed)
simple (open)
simple (closed)
compound (open)
19
What is the first thing you do when entering the scene where there is an injured person?
Call 911
See if they are conscious
Call for help
Check surroundings
20
What are the major roles that need to be assigned within your sport or organization?
call person
charge person
All of the above
control person
21
Which of these conditions could lead to uneven limbs?
Concussions
None of the above
Epiphyseal injuries
Shock
22
Which of the following does not prevent Athlete's foot?
keeping sweaty socks on
showers and change areas are clean and dysinfecled
good hygiene
wearing breathable shoes
23
Is athletes foot contagious?
yes
all of them above
only to the face
no
24
What is the first thing you ask an athlete to examine/the injury?
let's call 911
what part of the body was injured
let's stand up
did you break it
25
Athlete's foot is a fungal infection which only affects the feet?
True
False
26
Maintaining proper fluid levels in the body is achieved by:
Dehydration
proper hydration
saving water and not drinking
Drinking diuretics like Coke or alcohol
27
Where is Athletes foot commonly found?
in public libraries
in ski boots
public showers
in the bed
28
What should you check for in sports equipment?
well maintained
properly fitted
all of the above
good quality
29
A subungal hematoma is:
name of the scientist who discovered plasma
scientific name fora noose bleed
amputated leg/arm
blood under a finger of toenail
30
Which physical condition requires immediate action?
hemorhaging
shock
loss of breathing
all
31
Typically, how long is the inflammatory phase?
1-2 days
2-3 days
9-15 days
3-5 days
32
Where do Stress Fractures usually occur?
small bones
major weight bearing bones
facial bones
weak bones
33
Signs of stress fracture?
bone stirkins out
can tell without doctor
gradual pain increase
major instant pain
34
An athlete should return to play if the coach says so.
True
False
35
When treating a patient, consent is always needed.
Explicit consent
means:
Athlete asks for help
Athlete wants help, 1st aider starts before anything said
Athlete is unable to give consent but thinks its necessary
none of the above
36
What is the function of cartilage?
Only animals have cartilidge
Just for looks
No function
give a smooth gliding surface between bones and absorb shock
37
How do you recover from a Fracture?
cast
rest
rehab
movement
38
What is a synonym for contusion?
Bruises
Cut
Decapitation
Heart attack
39
What are the signs of a sprain?
Pain
All of the above
Instability
Sensation
40
Shivering is the only way the body produces heat.
True
False
41
What is anticoupe?
brain hitting the front of the skull
brain hitting the base of the skull
brain hitting the side and cause bruises and burst in blood
brain hitting the top of the skull
42
What are the signs and symptoms of muscle cramps and spasms?
un-controlled bleeding
large bruise
sudden, sharp pain
open fracture
43
How can one be injured internally?
laceration of the skin
blunt force trauma to the trunk
sharp object pierces the chest
broken bone
44
After ABC what do you do next?
immobilize as appropriate
medical alert info
transport
all of the above
45
How long does inflammatory phase last?
3 months
4-6 days
2-3 weeks
3-5 days
46
What is a concussion?
body injury
brain injury
head injury
none of them above
47
A diagram of the facility should include?
bathroom
locations of telephones
the office
none of the above
48
How do you manage hyphema?
Cover both eyes
Immobilize the head and neck
transport the individual to the hospital
all of the above
49
What is a sign of hyphema?
none of the above
itchy eye
red eye
Pool of blood filling the iris
50
What might increase the risk of hypothermia in the eldery?
Diet
Well being
Weather
Social networks
51
Which of the following is not a treatment for plantar fasciitis?
Rest
1st Aid
Surgery
Ice
