1. Chapter 25 Conditions and Illnesses

2. Objectives Describe the conditions that causes illness. Describe the conditions that causes illness. Understand how to prevent conditions and illness from occurring. Understand how to prevent conditions and illness from occurring. Know that many of the signs and symptoms are similar among conditions. Know that many of the signs and symptoms are similar among conditions. Describe various conditions that affect athletes. Describe various conditions that affect athletes.

3. Asthma

4. Ashtma triggers

5. Asthma Signs and Symptoms Signs and Symptoms

6. Asthma treatment

7. Managing an attack

8. Complications

9. Appendicitis

10. Appendicitis

11. Food Poisoning

12. Indigestion

13. Indigestion

14. Diabetes

15. Diabetes

16. Diabetes

17. Diabetes

18. Diabetes

19. Diabetic Coma

20. Diabetic shock

21. Hypertension

22. Hypertension Signs/SymptomsCauses

23. Hypotension

24. Anemia

25. Iron-Deficiency Anemia

26. Sickle cell anemia

29. ComplicationsPreventions

30. Use for overflow space

31. Sickle Cell anemia Treat as a medical emergency Treat as a medical emergency 1) Check vital signs. 2) Administer high-flow oxygen, 15 lpm (if available), with a non- rebreather face mask. 3) Cool the athlete, if necessary. 3) Cool the athlete, if necessary. 4) If the athlete is obtunded(minished arousal or awareness) or as vital signs decline, call 911, attach an AED, start an IV, and get the athlete to the hospital fast. 4) If the athlete is obtunded(minished arousal or awareness) or as vital signs decline, call 911, attach an AED, start an IV, and get the athlete to the hospital fast. 5) Tell the doctors to expect explosive rhabdomyolysis and grave metabolic complications. 5) Tell the doctors to expect explosive rhabdomyolysis and grave metabolic complications. 6) Proactively prepare by having an Emergency Action Plan and appropriate emergency equipment for all practices and competitions.

32. Neurological Conditions

33. Epilepsy