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Infections are diseases caused by microorganisms that invade tissue. Symptoms can include: redness, pus, swelling, or fever. Pus can occur due to the accumulation of white blood cells which are forming to fight against developing infection.

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Steps:
1. With dominant hand, pinch the middle of your glove.
2. Pull glove off of the non dominant hand and ball glove into your gloved hand.
3. Slide your finger under opening of the glove and pull glove upwards until it becomes inside out.
4. Both gloves should be in a little glove bag with on glove inside out and the other glove in a ball in the glove. Tie off top of gloves and wash your hands.

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Universal Precaution is an initial impression suggesting that an athlete could have bloodborne pathogens. Guidelines and precautions were created to protect medical professionals from any threat against bloodborne pathogens.

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1. A forcible tearing off of skin or another part of the body.
2. Initial: While wearing gloves apply pressure with sterile gauze and elevate the affected area. Transport to a doctor and wrap the avulsed body in a sterile dressing.
3. Post: Keep the wound dry and clean to prevent any infection. Staples and sutures may be necessary to keep limbs attached. Apply a clean dressing and continue to monitor for any signs of infection.

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1. A wound made by a pointed object such as a nail, knife, or sharp tooth.
2. Initial: Wear gloves to prevent further infection. Leav object inside of skin. If object is removed major blood loss could occur.
3. Post: Wash wound twice a day and apply antibiotic ointment along with clean sterile dressing. Make sure to monitor for any signs of infection.

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1. A smooth surgical cut made in skin or flesh.
2. Initial: Clean wound with water and mild soap. If deep enough apply sutures and cover with sterile dressing.
3. Post: Clean and re-apply sterile dressing and antibiotic ointment daily. Monitor for any signs of infection

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1. A jagged deep cut or tear in skin or flesh.
2. Initial: Apply pressure to stop bleeding and add elevation if necessary. Apply a sterile dressing while continuing to apply pressure. Go to a doctor/physician.
3. Post: After seeing a doctor/physician clean the wound of dirtiness that may be in it. If big enough sutures may be required. Apply antibiotic ointment and watch for infection symptoms.

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1. An area damaged by scraping or wearing away.
2. Initial: With clean hands clean out abrasion and apply a thin layer of antibiotic ointment. After cover wound with a type of sterile dressing.
3. Post: With washed hands. Clean the area with cool to lukewarm water and mild soap. For a mild scrape that's not bleeding, leave the wound uncovered. Otherwise reapply a thin layer of antibiotic ointment and cover wound with sterile dressing.