D6 - Injuries and Affiliates: Have A Plan Flashcards

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What is the top priority when dealing with an injured party?

A

Safety of the injured party.

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What steps should be taken in a medical emergency involving an athlete?

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  1. Address the injury and safety of the member.
  2. Fill out an incident report.
  3. Evaluate Incident, Address Procedure/Facility Issues.
  4. Make Adjustments, Educate Staff/Members.
  5. Follow up.
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How should non-emergencies requiring medical attention be handled?

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If the injury is not an emergency but medical attention is needed, transport the member to an urgent-care facility. Be sure you and your staff know the locations of the hospitals and urgent-care facilities closest to your gym.

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Why is it important to establish a relationship with local emergency personnel?

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Building better community safety.

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Why is recording injuries in an incident report vital?

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Recording injuries in an incident report is vital for business and legal purposes.

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When should an incident report be filled out?

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An incident report should be filled out within 24 hours of the incident.

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What details should be documented in an incident report?

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This factual record of what occurred should include answers to all of the following questions: who, what, where, when, why and how? A great incident report also makes note of witnesses to the event and might include their statements of what they observed.

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How long should completed incident reports be kept on file at the affiliate?

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Completed incident reports should be kept on file at the affiliate for the statute of limitations (typically three to five years)

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What opportunities do accidents provide according to the text?

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Accidents provide learning opportunities.

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What aspects should be evaluated after an incident?

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Make sure your staff is aware of the incident that occurred and what you have done to prevent it from happening again. Even more importantly, let your members know how you are protecting them from possible injury by explaining the new features or procedures in place.

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What resources can be used for guidance in addressing incidents?

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Resources like CrossFit Risk Retention Group (CF-RRG) can be used for guidance.

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What should be done to enhance member safety?

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Have emergency and safety equipment available: Accessible contact list for all members and staff, as well as their emergency contact information; AED; Blankets; Well-stocked first-aid kit, including disposable gloves; Ice or cold packs; A designated and charged phone and camera; Posters with CPR/Heimlich instructions; Refrigerator or cooler; Water; List of local hospitals and urgent-care centers; Incident report forms.

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What is the importance of educating staff on incidents and prevention measures?

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Educating staff on incidents and prevention measures is important for maintaining positive relationships within the community.

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What should be done as a follow-up to injuries?

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Follow up with those involved and inform them about preventive measures taken. Addressing issues promptly is essential to avoid negligence and liability.

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