Chapter 6 Flashcards

(39 cards)

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overall assessment of an athlete’s health and ability to perform a sport at the highest level. This identifies problem areas in athlete’s history

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Pre-Participation physical exam (PPE)

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screening of athlete by several specialists responsible for screening, such as medical history, height, weight and vital signs; physical examination

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station-based PPE

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3
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complete health screening done by athlete’s family physician

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office-based PPE

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4
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permission granted by a physician, based on an athlete’s physical examination, to participate in a sporting event

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clearance

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5
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primary goals- maintain health and ______ of athlete

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safety

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6
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determine athlete’s general

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health

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7
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detect preexisting conditions that may limit physical

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participation

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8
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determine optimal level of

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participation

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9
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fulfill legal and

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insurance requirements

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10
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evaluation of fitness and ________ _________

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performance level

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11
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provisions of students ability to compete based on

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health issues

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12
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PPE’s should take place at least _ weeks before the sports season and must be renewed each

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6, year

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13
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provides a working relationship with a doctor/sports med specialist

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PPE

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14
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benefits include: lower cost than office-based PPE, athlete’s are examined by sports medicine specialists

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station-based PPE

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15
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difficulties include finding medical volunteers and exam location

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station-based PPE

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16
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benefits include: evaluator is the family physician, complete access to medical history, quiet setting for privacy, immunization history available

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office-based PPE

17
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difficulties include: physicians may skip over areas, not specialized

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office-based PPE

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height/

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blood

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PPE components

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ears/nose/

22
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PPE components

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heart, abdomen, genitalia (males only), skin, muskuloskeletal

23
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divided into 3 categories

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medical clearance

24
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cleared without limits

25
clearance after
completion of further evaluation or rehabilitation
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for certain types of sports or for all sports
no clearance
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rugby, football
full contact
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basketball, lacrosse, soccer
partial contact
29
golf, gymnastics, tennis
noncontact
30
physician considerations for an
abnormality
31
does problem put athlete at
risk
32
is another person put at risk of injury
because of the problem
33
can athlete safely participate with
treatment
34
can limited participation be allowed while treatment is
being completed
35
if clearance is denied what if any activities can athlete
safely participate
36
physicals must be completed and signed for
recordkeeping
37
PPE must be available to
coaches, trainers, and AD's
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all info is ________ and must remain under lock and key in the TR or athletic office
confidential
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all PPE's should be kept and stored for a minimum of _ years after the athlete leaves the school or graduates
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