CIC Legal Liability & Risk Management Flashcards
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Which of the following is the MOST effective way to reduce the risk of heat-related illness during summer conditioning?
Answer: Schedule workouts during cooler parts of the day and follow acclimatization protocols
Heat acclimatization protocols and scheduling adjustments are evidence-based practices that significantly reduce heat illness risk.
In a concussion management protocol, a student-athlete suspected of having a concussion must:
Answer: Be removed from play immediately and cleared by a licensed healthcare provider before returning
All 50 states have return-to-play laws requiring medical clearance before an athlete with a suspected concussion resumes activity.
A coach who fails to enforce the school's existing emergency action plan (EAP) when an athlete collapses during practice may be found liable for:
Answer: Gross negligence for ignoring an established safety protocol
Failing to follow an established EAP demonstrates a serious breach of duty that rises to gross negligence, significantly increasing liability.
Which practice BEST demonstrates a coach's compliance with safe sports laws related to sexual misconduct prevention?
Answer: Completing required abuse prevention training and following one-on-one communication policies
Abuse prevention training and enforcing communication policies (e.g., no private one-on-one meetings) are core requirements of safe sports laws.
The term 'assumption of risk' in interscholastic sports means:
Answer: Athletes accept inherent risks of the sport, but not risks created by coach negligence
Assumption of risk only covers inherent sport dangers; coaches are still liable for injuries caused by their own negligence.
A CIC coach should maintain an emergency action plan (EAP) that is:
Answer: Venue-specific, practiced regularly, and accessible to all staff at each facility
Venue-specific EAPs that are regularly practiced ensure all staff can respond effectively to emergencies at each specific location.