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2013 9th Grade H/PE Final Exam Flashcards

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What should you do to help minimize the risk of disease transmission?

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use medical exam gloves, breathing devices, and eye protection

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What should a bystander do??

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recognize the emergency

assess the victim and decide to help

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What is the Initial Check used to do?

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gather medical history information about the victim

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What is the first step used to control external bleeding?

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direct pressure

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What are the signs and symptoms associated with anaphylaxis?

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face and tongue swelling and difficulty breathing

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What should you do when caring for an amputated part?

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the part should be kept clean, dry, and cool

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What is the purpose of the bandage?

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hold a dressing in place, apply pressure and control bleeding

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How should you position yourself if you have a nosebleed?

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seated, leaning forward

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What should you do when caring for an impaled object?

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stabilize the object and control bleeding

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What are the symptoms of a heart attack?

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tight feeling in the chest, pain present in shoulder and jaw, sweating and nausea

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How do you care for a victim that is experiencing a seizure?

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protect the victim from injury

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How should you care fir a cold, wet, shivering, and altered level of responsiveness victim?

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being moved to a warm area and replacing wet clothing with dry clothing

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What kind of injury would a victim have if you have to hold their head and neck still until EMS personnel arive?

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if you suspect that they have a possible spinal injury

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13
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Why would you have to move a victim?

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if a victim is in an immediately dangerous area

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How do you determine unresponsiveness?

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tapping and shouting

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What do you do if a person is unresponsive, but breathing?

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roll him on his side (recovery position)

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What should you ask bystanders to do?

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call 911

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17
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What is the best way to open an airway?

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head tilt-chin lift

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How do you determine if a person has stopped breathing?

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look, listen and feel for breathing

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HOw much should you compress a chest?

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2 inches

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HOw do you perform chest compressions?

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place two hands (one on top of the other) between the nipples, in the center of the chest

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What should you do before beginning CPR

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determine that the person is not breathing

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When can you stop CPR

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if you are exhausted and cannot continue

23
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WHat is the “universal distress sign” of choking?

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grasping the throat

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How do you care for someone choking?

A

give abdominal trusts (Heimlich maneuver) until the object is removed

25
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Where should the victim be when performing CPR

A

the victim should be on a firm, flat surface

26
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What is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease that cannot be controlled

A

heredity

27
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What is among the more common signs and symptoms of a heart attack?

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chest discomfort

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What are part of the initial check

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checking for responsiveness, opening the airway and checking breathing

29
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What is the Initial check used to do?

A

identify and correct immediate life-threatening conditions

30
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What is a sign of stroke?

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Paralysis of one side of the face (facial droop)

31
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What do you begin a hockey game with?

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face off

32
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WHat is it called if the blade of the hockey stick is above the waist

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high sticking

33
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What is a pass made above the head to set up a player to spike?

A

set

34
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What is it called when a player stops a spike at the net?

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BLOCK

35
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What is a pass made using the forearms

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bump

36
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What is it called when a player makes a save from a difficult spike?

A

dig

37
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What is a spike also known as?

A

kill

38
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WHat is a serve that is not returned?

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ace

39
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What is it called when the serve is gained back by the receiving team?

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side-out

40
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What is Volleyball played to?

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25 points

41
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What type of scoring is used in volleyball

A

rally

42
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how many hits are allowed per side

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3

43
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is the ball in or out if it touches the line

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out

44
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is the ball allowed to touch the net on its way over

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yes

45
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HOw many steps are you allowed to take after catching a frisbee

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3 steps

46
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HOw long can you hold a frisbee

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3 seconds

47
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True or False. When playing Ultimate Frisbee, you can throw the Frisbee forwards, backwards, or sideways

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true

48
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What result in a turn over

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an incomplete pass,. interception, and a goal

49
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What happens if the offensive team attempts to catch the throw-off but drops it?

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turnover

50
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In soccer, where must a goal be to count

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shoulder height and below

51
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Are their goalies in soccer

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no

52
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What does a soccer game begin with

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kick-off

53
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How long are indoor soccer games

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6-10 minutes long

54
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How many players are on a soccer team

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6-8

55
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What does the other team start with after a goal is scored

A

kick-off

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