CardiacWise Post-Test

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CardiacWise: Education for the prevention of sudden cardiac death in athletes

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You are about to begin the CardiacWise Post-Test. Please choose the best answer for each question. The passing score for this post-test is 80%.

Question 1 of 10
Which of the following are NOT appropriate actions to take for an athlete who collapses:*

Give them water and send them home with a teammateCall 911Get an AEDBegin chest compressions if there are no signs of circulation

Question 2 of 10
The number one warning sign of cardiac-related issues in youth athletes is:*

temporary shortness of breathchest painslight fatiguefainting

Question 3 of 10
Sudden Cardiac Arrest only occurs in older adult athletes who are in poor physical condition.*

TrueFalse

Question 4 of 10
Which of the following is NOT a symptom of a possible cardiac condition?*

Chest pain or discomfortIntense headacheDizzinessNauseaShortness of breath

Question 5 of 10
Sudden cardiac arrest is the leading cause of death in young athletes.*

TrueFalse

Question 6 of 10
Another sign/symptom an athlete may experience due to cardiac-related issues is:*

blurred visionringing in the earshungerseizures

Question 7 of 10
If an athlete shows symptoms that are cardiac related, which of the following actions are appropriate?*

Remove athlete from play immediately and ensure they receive medical attentionHave the athlete sit out for that practiceAllow the athlete to return to play when they feel betterAllow the athlete to do as much as they can handle

Question 8 of 10
_________________ can be effective in identifying pre-existing conditions that can lead to sudden cardiac arrest.*

Full body scansPre-participation physical examsCAT scansPhysical endurance testing

Question 9 of 10
One of the ways to be prepard for a cardiac emergency is by:*

Becoming certified in CPREnsuring appropriate medical coverage for athletic eventsHaving an automated external defibrillator (AED) on site for athletic eventsAll of the above are correct

Question 10 of 10
Sudden cardiac arrest occurs when:*

The heart skips a beatThe heart is beating too fastThe heart is beating too slowThe heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops beating effectively
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