COKO Emergency Response Procedures 5

Question 1

A kinesiologist is the first responder to a client who has suffered a musculoskeletal injury with suspected fracture. Which of the following initial management principles applies?

Accepted Answer

Immobilize the joint above and below the suspected fracture and apply ice

Answer

Fracture management includes immobilization spanning the joints above and below the fracture site, along with ice to reduce swelling, while awaiting medical care.

Question 2

Under Ontario law and COKO standards, what is a kinesiologist's obligation regarding providing emergency care to a client in distress?

Accepted Answer

Kinesiologists have a duty of care to respond within their competency and activate emergency services

Answer

COKO's standards of practice and the duty of care concept require kinesiologists to respond to emergencies within their competence and ensure EMS is activated.

Question 3

When performing rescue breathing with a pocket mask, what is the correct rate of ventilations per minute for an adult who has a pulse but is not breathing?

Accepted Answer

10–12 breaths per minute

Answer

For an adult with a pulse but absent breathing, rescue breathing at 10–12 breaths per minute (one breath every 5–6 seconds) is recommended.

Question 4

A client who is exercising suddenly grabs their lower leg and cannot bear weight. The area is visibly deformed. The kinesiologist suspects a tibial fracture. Which action is MOST appropriate?

Accepted Answer

Immobilize the leg in the position found, apply ice, and call 911

Answer

A suspected long-bone fracture with deformity should be immobilized as found, cooled, and referred to emergency services without attempts to reposition.

Question 5

Which component of an emergency action plan (EAP) is MOST critical for a fitness facility to have pre-established?

Accepted Answer

Clearly assigned staff roles, emergency contact numbers, and AED locations

Answer

An effective EAP assigns specific roles to staff, ensures everyone knows where emergency equipment is, and contains key contact numbers to minimize response time.

(COKO) College of Kinesiologists of Ontario Practice Test

(COKO) College of Kinesiologists of Ontario Practice Test

COKO Emergency Response Procedures 5