MCA Ch2 Flashcards

1
Q

What statute governs return-to-play concussion procedures in high school sports?

A

Minnesota Statute 121A.38

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Under what conditions must a student-athlete be removed from participation due to a concussion?

A

If they exhibit signs, symptoms, or behaviors consistent with a concussion, are suspected of sustaining a concussion, or have sustained a concussion.

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What must occur before a student-athlete can return to full participation after a concussion?

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They must be completely symptom free at rest and during exertion and evaluated by a trained provider who gives written permission.

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What is required for reporting a concussion incurred during participation?

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It must be reported to the Coach, and a Return to play clearance must be submitted prior to further participation.

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5
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What types of substances are student-athletes prohibited from using?

A

Performance enhancing or otherwise illegal substances.

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What is the consequence of confirmed use of a banned substance?

A

Disqualification from one full season or the equivalent number of races spanning two seasons.

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What happens if a student-athlete uses someone else’s prescription drug?

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It can fall under the banned substances rule.

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Is the use of tobacco and nicotine products allowed for student-athletes?

A

No, it is prohibited.

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What are the consequences for a first violation of alcohol or drug use?

A

The student-athlete will lose eligibility for 2 races or 2 weeks, whichever is greater.

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What is the consequence of a third violation of alcohol or drug use?

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The student-athlete will lose eligibility for participation for the next year.

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What can allow a student-athlete to regain eligibility after a third violation?

A

Participation in an alcohol and/or drug treatment program on their own volition.

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12
Q

What does the MCA prioritize regarding alcohol and drug problems?

A

Early recognition and treatment.

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What happens if a student-athlete voluntarily requests help before a violation?

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They will not be suspended from participation if they successfully complete the appropriate program.

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14
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Are caffeinated products allowed for student-athletes during MCA activities?

A

No, they are prohibited.

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15
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What substances are specifically banned from consumption at MCA events?

A
  • Caffeinated products
  • Creatine
  • Guaraná Root
  • Taurine
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16
Q

What constitutes sexual harassment according to MCA policy?

A

Unwanted sexual advances or visual, verbal, or physical conduct of a sexual nature.

17
Q

Who should incidents of sexual harassment be reported to?

A

The MCA Director or Coaching Director.

18
Q

What are the consequences for substantiated complaints of sexual harassment?

A

Consequences can include disqualification from races or involvement in MCA activities.

19
Q

What behaviors are prohibited under the abusive behavior policy?

A

Inappropriate touching, causing physical harm, or engaging in abuse, assault, or battery.

20
Q

Who is expected to model positive sporting behavior at MCA events?

A

Coaches, parents, guardians, or other event attendees.

21
Q

What forms of discrimination does the MCA prohibit?

A
  • Race
  • Color
  • Religion
  • Age
  • Sex
  • National origin
  • Disability status
  • Genetics
  • Protected veteran status
  • Sexual orientation
  • Gender identity or expression
22
Q

What protection is offered to individuals who report violations of MCA policy?

A

They shall not be subject to any form of retaliation.

23
Q

What is explicitly prohibited at any MCA event?

A

Weapons.