Bipc Protective Sports Equipment

Front 1

If equipment results in injury due to defect or inadequacy for intended use ___________ is liable.

Back 1

manufacturer

Front 2

If equipment is modified ________ becomes liable.

Back 2

modifier

Front 3

This type of equipment is pre-made and packaged, can be used immediately and consists of neoprene sleeves, inserts and ankle braces.

Back 3

Off-the-shelf equipment

Front 4

This type of equipment is constructed according to the individual, and specifically sized and designed for protective and supportive needs

Back 4

Customized equipment

Front 5

An injury characterized by low mass/high velocity.

Back 5

Focal

Front 6

An injury characterized by high mass/low velocity.

Back 6

Diffuse

Front 7

A prophylactic device that is made of ____ (low/high) density material absorbs most energy from low impact intensity levels, is light and comfortable to wear and consists of foam, felt, mole skin and neoprene.

Back 7

low

Front 8

A prophylactic device that is made of _____ (low/high) density material absorbs energy from high impact forces through deformation, is firmer, less comfortable, and less cushioning and is usually thermomodible plastics.

Back 8

high

Front 9

True/False Most equipment utilizes high density exterior with low density interior.

Back 9

True

Front 10

When fitting helmets, the players head should always be ____ to simulate playing conditions.

Back 10

wet

Front 11

When fitting helmets the helmet should be __ fingers above eyes, cover the base of the ________, the face mask should be ___ fingers from the nose and the helmet should not shift with pressure.

Back 11

2
occiput
3

Front 12

If air bladder helmets are used by a team that travels to different altitudes and air pressure, what must be done?

Back 12

the helmet fit must be routinely rechecked

Front 13

Jaw pads are essential to keep the helmet from rocking _______.

Back 13

laterally

Front 14

______ guards protect the teeth and absorb the shock of chin blows, helping to reduce the chance of cerebral concussion. They minimize lacerations to the lips and cheeks and fractures to the lower jaw.

Back 14

Mouth

Front 15

True/False The mouth guard should provide a tight fit, comfort, unrestricted breathing and unimpeded speech during competition. Cutting down mouth guards to cover only the front four teeth should never be condoned and can easily become dislodged and lead to an obstructive airway.

Back 15

True

Front 16

What sports should consider wearing ear guards?

Back 16

Wrestling and boxing

Front 17

What types of glasses are recommended?

Back 17

Polycarbonate

Front 18

If you have glass lenses, what action should you take to avoid the risk of splintering on contact?

Back 18

case-hardened

Front 19

_________ lenses change colors when exposed to sunlight.

Back 19

Photochromic

Front 20

A _______ contact is a hard plastic lens that covers just the iris of the eye

Back 20

corneal

Front 21

A _______ type contact is a soft plastic lens that is a little larger.

Back 21

scleral

Front 22

_________ shoulder pads are bulkier and used by those engaged in blocking and tackling.

Back 22

Cantilevered

Front 23

__________ shoulder pads do not restrict motion (quaterbacks and receivers)

Back 23

Non-cantilevered

Front 24

In fitting shoulder pads, the width of shoulders must be measured. The inside of pad should cover tip of shoulder in line with _______ aspect of shoulder. Epaulets and cups must cover _____ and allow motion.

Back 24

lateral
deltoid

Front 25

Women should wear sports bras to protect ______ ligaments and reduce friction injury.

Back 25

coopers

Front 26

What material should socks be made out of?

Back 26

cotton poly blend

Front 27

The ____ _____ allows space for toes. (1/2 to 3/4 inch of space from toes to front of shoe).

Back 27

toe box

Front 28

The ____ provides shock absorption and is durable. The top is a spongey later to absorb force, midsole layer that cushions midfoot and toes, and hard rubber bottom layer which contacts the ground.

Back 28

sole

Front 29

The _____ is the form on which the shoe is built on.

Back 29

last

Front 30

The _____ _______ prevents medial and lateral roll of foot.

Back 30

heel counter

Front 31

The ____ _______ are the top of shoe made with a combination of materials. Designed for appropriate ventilation, drying and support.

Back 31

shoe uppers

Front 32

The ____ support is durable but soft and supportive to the foot.

Back 32

arch

Front 33

Cleats should be ____ inch long and should be properly positioned under the two major weight-bearing joints.

Back 33

0.5

Front 34

An _______ is a device for correcting biomechanical problems that exist in the foot that can potentially cause an injury. It is a plastic, thermoplastic, rubber, sorbethane, or leather support that is placed in the shoe as a replacement for the existing insole.

Back 34

Orthotic

Front 35

_____ _____ should be used for a variety of conditions including plantar fasciitis, a heel spur, Achilles tendonitis, and heel bursitis. It helps to compress the fat pad under the heel, providing more heel cushioning during weight-bearing exercises.

Back 35

heel cup