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Help Unit 10: Sudden Illnesses 1. While waiting to tee off, one of your golfers is staring blankly and her eyes are blinking repetitively. She may be suffering from O a. adverse reaction to a stimulant O b. adverse reaction to a depressant O c. ketoacidosis O d. petit mal seizure O e. grand mal seizure 2. An athlete who you know has epilepsy has a seizure that lasts a few seconds. After the seizure stops, she appears confused, but has no other signs of illness or injury. Which of the following is required first aid care for her current condition? a. Inform her parents or guardians b. Keep her on her side to allow fluids to drain from her nose and mouth O c. Treat her for shock. d. Call for emergency assistance. O e. a and d 3. An athlete who has an adverse reaction to a depressant may be at risk of O a. respiratory difficulties b. seizures 0 c, delirium O d. all of the above е. a and b 4. Gastroenteritis can be caused by inhaling certain bacteria or viruses. . a. true b. false 5. Influenza is an infection of the digestive system. a. true 0 b. false 6. An athlete experiencing an insulin reaction has a. low insulin levels b. hyperglycemia c. hypoglycemia d. a and b e a and c Previous Section Next Section

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Answer 1:( D) Patit mal seizures

( In this the person starts to stare at space for a few seconds, this is because of mental illness)

Answer 2 :( E) A&D

( The emergency assistance is required because of the unconscious level of the person)

Answer 3: (E) ( Antidepressants causes difficulty in breathing in many of the patients)

Answer 4: True

Answer 5: False ( it is concerned with the respiratory system)

Answer 6: ( E) Hypoglycemia

( Where the insulin level becomes very low)