Question

 5. Placing an athlete's Injured ankle In a bucket of Ice water is as effective as applying an Ice bag, and using the bucket of Ice water should NT create other problems.

 a. true

 b. false

 6. One of your basketball players has dislocated her kneecap (patella). You have called EMS, and they've said they'll be

 there in 15 minutes. You should

  a. move the athlete to a sitting position where she'll be more comfortable

  b. stabilize the injured leg by holding the thigh and lower leg in your

 hands

  c. splint the knee with a splint extending from the hip to the foot Od. place a pad under the knee

  e. only monitor the athlete's breathing

 7. A volleyball player makes a diving save and gets up slowly, holding her left shoulder with her right hands. While

 performing the emergency action steps, you determine that the athlete is breathing. You should begin your physical assessment by

  a. applying a sling and ice

  b. asking the athlete what happened

  c. looking for signs of deformity or swelling on her shoulder O d. firmly tapping her shoulder to search for point tenderness

  e. c and d

 8. Breathing should be monitored during the physical

 assessment.

 a. true

 b. false

 9. To avoid the peroneal nerve, do not place ice

 a. on the outside of the elbow, behind the ulna

 b. on the inside of the elbow, behind the ulna

 c. on the front of the knee, on top of the femur

 d. on the inside of the knee, on top of the tibia

 e. on the outside of the knee, behind the fibula

Answer 1

Answer 1: False. ( The direct contact with the ice may lead to uneasiness and discomfort to the patient as well as may cause numbness in the whole leg, a personal nerve may occur)

Answer 2: (B) Stabilize the injured leg by holding the thigh and lower leg in your hand.

( This is because it need support and stabilization to avoid any kind of movement it should be performed until EMS do not reach)

Answer 3: (E) C&D

( Because swelling will indicate the injury and the main problem)

Answer 4: True

Answer 5: (D) On the inside of the knee, on top of the tibia.