Sudden Cardiac Arrest is the leading cause of death in student athletes age 19 and under. TRUE FALSE 7. You are a basketball coach and notice one of your best players not performing to their usual high standards. When they come to the sideline you ask them if something is wrong. They mention they have a pain in their chest and feel as if they could pass out. You should (A) have them sit out a series to rest before placing them back in the game. assume the pain is caused by normal basketball contact and play them as you normally would. continue to play them, but make a note to remember to address it next week at practice. have them checked by the sideline medical personnel if available, or activate EMS. 8. While reviewing an athlete’s medical record you notice a note that they have Marfan Syndrome. You remember that this is a risk factor for SCAbrou should limit the athlete’s playing time to protect them. assume everything is fine since they have presented a valid physical and have showed up for practice. discuss this with the athlete and their parent or guardian to understand if the athlete has any restrictions. not allow the athlete to play unless they sign a waiver. Chat
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