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If no shock is advised and athlete is pulseless, immediate CPR is required. Waiting (B) wastes time. Manual rhythm checks (C) are not appropriate. Rescue breaths without compressions (D) are inadequate. ATs must continue compressions until EMS arrives or signs of life return.

Unconscious diabetic with suspected hypoglycemia requires glucagon. Oral carbs (B) are unsafe if unconscious. Delay (C) and hydration check (D) waste time. EMS should be activated.

Stress fracture prevention requires gradual progression in training volume, adequate caloric and calcium/vitamin D intake, and strength training to enhance bone resilience. Soft surfaces (B) alone don’t address intrinsic factors. Eliminating strength training (C) weakens bone support. Pain medication (D) masks symptoms and worsens injury. Education on energy availability, biomechanics, and training load is crucial.

Protecting athlete and activating EMS ensures safety. Bite sticks (B) risk trauma. Restraining (C) causes injury. Delaying (D) without airway protection is unsafe. Head trauma seizures require urgent evaluation.

Stridor indicates airway compromise. EMS activation and airway management are priorities. Water (B), delay (C), or ice (D) are inappropriate. ATs must be trained in airway emergencies and have EAP protocols ready.