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phone access, assignment of emergency call a) type of situation b)type of situation, suspected injury or illness c)condition of athlete d)current assistance e)location of both, phone and injury f)keys to all gates and locks g)send someone with the athlete
• Parent notification |
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| • Evaluation process of emergency |
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| survey the safety of the scene, primary survey—to asses any potential life threatening problem, Airway, Breathing, Circulation, severe bleeding, shock |
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| • Once the person is stable, a secondary survey is done, secondary survey |
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| to uncover situations that do not threaten their life, but if not uncovered will threaten life |
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| • Bleeding—external bleeding, treatment |
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| direct pressure, 2)elevation, 3)pressure points |
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| only identified by x-rays or diagnostics, could result in shock |
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| • Shock—signs and symptoms of shock |
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| 1.) moist, pale, cool, clammy skin 2.) pulse is rapid and weak 3.) respirations are increased and shallow 4.) blood pressure decreases, systolic pressure is below 90 5.) urinary or fecal inconsistencies |
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| 1.) maintain normal body temp. 2.) lay-down and elevated the feet 8-12 inches 3.) physiological factors |
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| pulse rate: adults: average is 60-80 beats/minute children:80-100 beats/minute |
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| amount of blood pumped per beat |
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| adults:12 /minute, children: 20-25/minute |
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| : 120/80 systolic/diastolic |
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| red skin: increased b.p., heat stroke, inflammation, blue skin:respiratory insufficiency, pale skin: circulatory insufficiency, shock |
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| equal in size, react to light |
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| • On site management technique: 4 things that are done when an injury happens |
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| 1.) determine the seriousness of the injury, 2.) type of first aid, or immobilization needed, 3.) does injury need immediate referral, 4.) manner of transportation off field |
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| • Immediate treatment technique |
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| Rest Ice Compression Elevation |
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