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Quiz 1 [CH 1-3] Flashcards

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sports medicine

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-a broad field of health care related to physical activity + sport
-prevention + treatment of diseases + injuries related to sports are also included in this definition

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what do clinicians in sports medicine do

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-work to improve + maintain an individual’s functional capacities for sport
-try to get patients back to whatever their activities are

-ex: baseball player injures his shoulder…physical therapy prescribed to increase strength + ROM

-physical therapist may be part of treatment, but they could also see an AT, their strength + conditioning coach, team coach, physician, sports psychologist, sports nutritionist/dietitian, etc.

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2 branches of sports medicine

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-human performance
-injury management

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what falls under the human performance branch of sports medicine

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-exercise physiology
-biomechanics
-sport psychology
-sports nutrition
-strength + conditioning

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what falls under the injury management branch of sports medicine

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-practice of medicine
-athletic training
-physical therapist
-sports dentistry
-EMT

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human performance or injury management?:
exercise physiology

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human performance

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human performance or injury management?:
biomechanics

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human performance

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human performance or injury management?:
practice of medicine

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injury management

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human performance or injury management?:
athletic training

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injury management

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human performance or injury management?:
sport psychology

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human performance

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human performance or injury management?:
physical therapist

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injury management

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human performance or injury management?:
sports nutrition

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human performance

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human performance or injury management?:
strength and conditioning

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human performance

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human performance or injury management?:
sports dentistry

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injury management

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human performance or injury management?:
EMT

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injury management

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what do sports medicine organizations do

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dictate the roles the members play in providing health care

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3 goals of sports medicine organizations

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  1. enhance the field by devising a set of professional standards
  2. bring together individuals to exchange ideas + promote critical thinking
  3. give individuals an opportunity to work as a group
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AOSSM (American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine)

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sports medicine organization for people going into medical studies like physicians, PAs, etc.

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American Academy of Pediatrics

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-sports medicine organization that oversees anyone that is injured in high school or below
-oversees other things BESIDES orthopedics that happens to a child

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American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties

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sports medicine organization that oversees physical therapists

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NATA (National Athletic Trainers Association)

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sports medicine organization that oversees ATs

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NCAA (National Collegiate Athletics Association)

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sports medicine organizatoin that oversees student athletics in COLLEGE sports

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healthcare in organized activity:
-competitive/noncompetitive?
-has or doesn’t have team or league involvement (ex: high school, college, professional)
-who are sports medicine team hired by?

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-competitive
-has a team or league, some type of organizational structure (NFL, NHL, NCAA)
-sports medicine team hired part/full time by the school or organization

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healthcare in recreational activity:
-competitive/noncompetitive?
-has or doesn’t have team or league involvement (ex: high school, college, professional)
-who are sports medicine team hired by?

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-noncompetitive, for leisure
-doesn’t have formal structure of organization; there still might be leagues but less formal
-athletes do get healthcare but it is provided on a fee for service basis where the athlete has to pay for it

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physician responsibilities

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-make sure people don’t DIE
-compiling medical history + conducting physical exams
-diagnosing injury
-deciding on disqualification
-attend practices + games

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3 biggest things for disqualification

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-head injuries
-respiratory
-cardiac

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steps to become a physician

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-earn bachelor’s degree
-take MCAT
-apply to medical school
-earn medical degree
-complete residency
-obtain licensure

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athletic trainer responsibilities

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-injury prevention + health promotion
-clinical examination + diagnosis
-acute care of injury + illness (if someone drops on field the AT is the first person there)
-therapeautic intervention
-psychosocial strategies + referral
-health care administration (paperwork)
-professional development + responsibility in educating the public

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are athletic trainers personal trainers

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NO

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steps to become an AT

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-earn a master’s degree from a professional level program
-take + pass the BOC exam
-apply to liscensure

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different settings for an AT

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not just sports, ATs treat anyone that is ACTIVE

-military
-industrial
-physician’s office
-hospital
-secondary school
-college
-performing arts

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main difference between AT + PT

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PTs work with entire population, ATs work primarily with active people

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what job setting are majority of ATs found?
what about least amount?

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most- college + university
least- professional sports

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how many ATs per professional team

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2-4

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strength + conditioning coach responsibilities

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-makes sure athletes are fit + makes them the best they can be
-must collaborate with healthcare professionals to compromise on what athlete can/can’t do

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how to become a S&C coach

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-each bachelor’s degree
-become CPR/AED certified
-pass certification exam (most common is CSCS)

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personal fitness trainers responsibilities

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-design a comprehensive exercise program for an individual client based on person’s health history + training goals
-certified in CPR/AED

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coach responsibilities

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-must understand the limits of their ability to function as a healthcare provider
-must ensure protective equipment is of highest quality + properly fitted
-SHOULD be certified in CPR/AED
-continued education

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athletic administrator responsibilities

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-hires personnel who will make up sports medicine team
-ensures those hired have correct credentials
-establish budget for funding all aspects of athletic healthcare program including salaries + supplies

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3 main money-making sports

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MEN’S football, baseball, basketball

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the major concern of everyone on the sports medicine team should always be the ____

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athlete

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HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability + Accountability Act)

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you can only discuss the patient with relevant physicians to their case

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other members of sports medicine team

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-nurse
-derm
-gyno
-internist
-podiatrist
-so many others

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what must we have to protect us legally

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policies + procedures

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1998 American Academy of Pediatrics policy

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recommended that certified AT’s be employed in all high school athletic programs

-this was only a RECOMMENDATION + thus not super enforceable
-while only a recommendation, this helped the field of athletic training

46
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public/private high schools- which has more ATs

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public schools have more
-this is because public schools are a reactive market to legislation; aka, if someone dies in a public school system there is more risk

47
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more deaths have occurred in public/private high schools

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public

48
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what state has the lowest % full time ATs

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Alaska

49
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which state has highest % ATs

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New Jersey
-due to deaths + ultimately a statewide mandate for schools to have ATs

50
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what is the second state with the highest % ATs

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Hawaii

51
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which state has a statewide mandate for schools to have ATs

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New Jersey
-due to many deaths

52
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what must be made available in case of emergency

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emergency phones
-walkie talkies can be useful too

53
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emergency action plan

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a systematic plan for accessing the emergency medical system + transport of athlete to emergency care facility

-basically tells people to call 911 + provides instructions on how to get in
-super prescripted + must be followed to a T
-there are hand/body signals used for big emergencies

54
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why are there hand/body signals for big emergencies

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-field is super loud
-you don’t want to create panic

55
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records are useful for

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-legal concerns are biggest reason
-monitoring patient progress
-knowing medical history for complications/treatment
-effective communication between physicians

56
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pre-participation exams include what 5 things

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-medical history (past medical problems)
-orthopedic screening (ROM/joint stability)
-sport disqualification (head, respiratory, cardio)
-physical assessment (height, weight, vitals, etc.)
-maturity assessment (Tanners stages of maturity)

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FERPA (Family Educational Rights + Privacy Act)

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protects educational records
-used for when athletes are still students

58
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injury reports

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-serve as record for future reference of all injury reports
-this would happen when someone has a new injury

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60
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treatment log

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-basically a sign in sheet to let people know the athlete got treatment on a given day
-could be used to keep record of how much the athlete has been seen

61
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injury evaluation + progress notes

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during an evaluation, info is recorded in some form

62
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inventory reports

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keeps track of supplies, equipment, etc. of the athletic facility

63
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what are budget records used for

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used to project following years budgetary needs
-concerns contracts with physicians, postage, ongoing maintenance of equipment

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supplies

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expendable items including tape + massage lotion

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equipment

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non-expendable, something you can use MULTIPLE TIMES

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fixed equipment

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stays in medical space

67
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nonfixed equipment

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things that get taken outside medical facility

68
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supplies or equipment:
tape

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supplies

69
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supplies or equipment: massage lotion

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supplies

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supplies or equipment:
scissors

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equipment

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supplies or equipment:
medical bag

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equipment

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fixed or nonfixed equipment:
ice maker

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fixed

73
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fixed or nonfixed equipment:
weights

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fixed

74
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fixed or nonfixed equipment:
therapeautic modalities

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fixed

75
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fixed or nonfixed equipment:
blankets

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nonfixed

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fixed or nonfixed equipment:
scissors

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nonfixed

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fixed or nonfixed equipment:
training kits

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nonfixed

78
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what guidelines must athletic health care facility meet

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OSHA guidelines

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what must athletic healthcare facility be located immediately adjacent to

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mens/womens locker rooms

80
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what else must athletic healthcare facility have

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outside entrace to avoid bringing athletes through the building

81
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standard of reasonable care

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assumes that an individual is a person to reasonable + ordinary prudence

82
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negligence

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the failure to use ordinary or reasonable care

83
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torts

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legal wrongs committed against a person

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nonfeasance, omission

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an individual fails to perform a legal duty

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nonfeasance example

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someone drops on the court + we do an AED but forget to turn it on

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malfeasance, commission

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an individual commits an act that is not legally theirs to perform

87
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malfeasance example

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if someone is choking + youu perform a procedure you aren’t trained to do

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misfeasance

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an individual does something improperly that they have the legal right to do

89
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misfeasance example

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not fully cleaning a cut

90
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to determine negligence, what must be established

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duty of care

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how is negligence determined

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  1. duty of care is established
  2. breach of duty occurred, directly causing an injury or resulting in other injuries or damages
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Good Samaritan law

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most states have a law protecting someone who chooses to provide first aid
-this doesn’t apply to people with legal duty determined by their job, but rather a physician on a plane crash etc.

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statue of limitation

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there is a specific timeframe that one may sue for damages from negligence

94
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assumption of risk

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the individual, through expressed or implied agreement, assumes that some risk/danger will be involved in the undertaking

95
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to reduce liability, what must be done to protective equipment or other products used

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follow guidelines according to manufacturer

-do NOT: modify equipment or employ improper usage

96
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National Operation Committee on Standard for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE)

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sets the standard for football helmets

97
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how frequent must football helmets be recertified

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minimum of every 2 years

98
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general health insurance

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a contract between insurance company + policy holder

-this is pretty much what everyone has

99
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secondary health insurance

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typically covers the remaining medical bills after the primary plan has paid

-provided by most schools for athletes

100
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accident insurance

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covers student injuries that may occur on school grounds
-likely limited in coverage
-probably won’t be used for an athletic injury because not an accident
-an accident would be if someone fell downstairs at lecture hall

101
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catastrophic insurance

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uncommon but for severe or life-altering injuries that may not be fully covered by general health insurance

-if you have an injury that is bad enough to either cause death or some permanent disability, this would kick in for a last option backup so the athlete wouldn’t have a ton of out of pocket costs

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HMO (health maintenance organizations)

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must recieve preapproval prior to treatment with the exception of emergencies
-treatments within HMO approved facilities will likely be fully covered

-highly specialized to specific doctors/providers that must be part of the network
-pay a higher premium but they cover much more than other insurance plans

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PPO (preferred provider organizations)

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may only go to approved providers for coverage

-provider must still be part of the network for PPO

104
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POS (point of service plan)

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a combination of HMOs + PPOs
-based on HMO structure, but members may go outside the HMO for services

105
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Medicaid

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for patients with low income

106
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Medicare

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for elderly/disabled patients

107
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what insurance plan swings the market the most

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Medicare

108
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on the sports medicine team, who must have personal liability insurance

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ALL members of the sports medicine team, including non-medical personnel

109
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when the plantiff sues following an accident, who will they most likely sue

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everyone involved in the case such as coaching staff, healthcare team, + administrators

110
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where does personal liability insurance usually come from

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the company

111
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if you get sued, what comes into play

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personal liability insurance

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