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D Question 25 A proper step in dealing with an athlete who exhibits concussion signs or symptoms would be: alert EMS if the athlete's signs/symptoms worsen all of the answers provided are steps that should be followed give parents a checklist of signs to monitor immediately contact parent/guardian to take athl 2.5 pts

D Question 27 2.5 pts An athlete has been hit in the head and is confused, vomited a small amount, and is complaining of neck pain. What is the first step a coach should take? take the athlete's helmet off to check for breathing immediately call emergency medical services O monitor for shock O stabilize the head and neck

Question 29 Performing exercises such as neck lateral flexion and extension and forward flexion can be helpful in strengthening the neck muscles, therefore helping to prevent the development of head, neck and spine injuries in sports. O True O False Question 30 Signs of a possible spine injury include: O profuse bleeding none of the answers provided are signs blood or fluid leaking from ears, nose or mouth paralysis 2.5 pts all of the answers provided are signs inadequate breathing 2.5 pts

Question 31 In what circumstance should a coach NOT splint their athlete's injury? closed fracture of the ulna broken finger shoulder dislocation with loss of sensation of the fingers closed fracture of the tibula and fibula

Coaches should instruct an injured athlete to keep the injured part elevated above the heart as possible for 72 hours or longer if swelling persists. True False Question 34 Healthy adolescents between the ages of 13-18 years old will have a resting heart rate of: 85-100 bpm 50-75 bpm 60-120 bpm 60-100 bpm O 75-85 bpm 2.