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1. Grasp palm of glove near your wrist and carefully pull off inside out.
2. Hold glove in still-gloved hand
3. Pull glove until it's inside out
4. Wash your hands

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USE PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Disposable gloves, masks, gowns, eye protection, disposable mouthpieces for resuscitation devices.

PREPARING ATHLETE: Open wounds and lesions should be covered with a dressing that does not allow transmission like occlusive dressings that lessen the chance of cross-contamination

BLEEDING: Athlete must be removed and can return when deemed safe by medical staff

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SIGNS OF INFECTION:
- Same as inflammation (paint, heat, redness, swelling, and disordered function)
- Pus
- Fever as body fights infection

Treatment: Most can be treated with antibiotics

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- Skin is torn from the body and usually majorly bleeds

INITIAL CARE: Apply pressure to try to control bleeding, put avulsed tissue on moist gauze saturated in saline solution to be brought to the hospital for reattachment.

POST CARE: Keep wound clean and dry, change the dressing if it gets dirty or wet, check wound every day, keep the wound clean.

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- Direct penetration of tissue can easily occur during physical activities and can be fatal

INITIAL CARE: Stop bleeding, apply pressure, clean the wound, apply ointment and cover with bandages, depending on severity sutures may be needed.

POST CARE: Don't get wound wet, change the bandage if it gets wet or dirty, constantly check for signs of infection, and clean the wound.

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- Wounds with smooth edges

INITIAL CARE: gently clean with soap and water to remove any crust, depending on the severity of incisions sutures may be applied, apply dressing.

POST CARE: Change bandage if it gets wet or dirty, don't rub or scrub incisions, keep an eye out for signs of infection.

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- Blunt force is delivered over a sharp bone or a bone that is poorly padded, giving a wound the appearance of a jagged-edge cavity (can result in skin avulsion)

INITIAL CARE: clean with sterile solution, depending on the severity of how deep laceration is apply sutures within 12 hours, and apply dressing.

POST CARE: Don't get the wound wet, change the bandage if it gets wet or dirty, apply antibiotic ointment as physician directs, and check wounds for signs of infection.

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- skin scraped against a rough surface and the top layer of skin wears away exposing numerous blood capillaries (increases risk of infection)

INITIAL CARE: clean with soap/water or sterile solution and then use a sterile dressing to keep wound clean with antibacterial ointment.

POST CARE: Use saline solution to clean wound repeatedly and keep changing the dressing.