Emergency Response Procedures Flashcards
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When a minor athlete collapses during practice and is unresponsive, what is the FIRST action a SafeSport-trained coach should take?
Answer: Check for responsiveness and call 911
The first step is to check responsiveness and activate EMS by calling 911 before taking any other action.
Under SafeSport guidelines, which document should organizations have on file BEFORE an athlete participates in any activity?
Answer: Parental consent and medical information form
Organizations must collect parental consent and medical information before participation to enable proper emergency response.
During a swim meet, an athlete exhibits sudden difficulty breathing and hives. This most likely indicates:
Answer: Anaphylactic reaction requiring epinephrine
Hives combined with difficulty breathing are classic signs of anaphylaxis, which requires immediate epinephrine administration and EMS activation.
SafeSport training emphasizes that an adult should NEVER be alone with a minor athlete except:
Answer: During a declared medical emergency when waiting for EMS
The one-on-one prohibition has a recognized exception during a genuine medical emergency while awaiting EMS arrival.
An athlete reports being struck in the head and says 'I feel fine.' What should a SafeSport-trained staff member do?
Answer: Remove the athlete and apply a concussion protocol
Athletes who sustain a head impact must be removed and evaluated under a concussion protocol regardless of self-reported symptoms.
Who bears primary responsibility for ensuring emergency action plans (EAPs) are current and accessible at all practice and competition venues?
Answer: The organization's designated safety officer or administrator
The organization's safety officer or administrator is responsible for maintaining and disseminating up-to-date EAPs at all venues.
After an emergency incident involving a minor athlete, SafeSport protocols require the organization to:
Answer: Document the incident and report it through proper channels
Organizations must document the incident and follow required reporting channels per SafeSport and applicable legal mandates.
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