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ne Test, FifthEx 18438jsessionid b6307e3c35380683946c4876c7d636b3f335 SPORT FIRST AID Unit 6: Moving Injured or Sick Athletes Help 1. In the one-person drag, the athlete's head and neck should be supported with your hands O a. true O b. false 2. At practice, a basketball player with no history of epilepsy or seizures slumps to the floor and has a seizure. The seizure stops within a minute. You determine that his breathing and circulation are normal, and that he has no signs of other injuries or shock. To move him from the floor you should a. call for emergency medical assistance O b. use the one-person drag O c. use the four- or five-person rescue O d. b or c O e. none of the above 3. A soccer player sprains his ankle, is unable to walk, and is too dazed to help others move him. Which moving technique should be used to move him from the field? a. one-person walking assist b. two-person walking assist c. two-handed carrying assist d. four-handed carrying assist e. a or b Previous Section Next Section

Answer 1

Explanation:

1. ANS: One-person move (spinal support, conscious/unconscious)
In this place your hands beside the athlete's neck and grab the clothing at the shoulder/trapezius region.

2. ANS: suddenly loses muscle tone

The suddenly loses his muscle tone and slumps in place or falls to the ground, unconscious. The body stiffens briefly and then begins to jerk. So in this condition emergency medical assistance was mostly preffereble.

3. ANS: In this situation the person is not able to walk and four handed assist are always used to help the person who can't walk. This requires two rescuer and each grasps his right hand wrist with the left hand. After this both rescuer grasps the other's left forearm with right hand. The two rescuers then squat down and make the victim to sit on the interlocked arm system. Victim then grab the shoulder of both the rescuer and then make him reach to the destination.