Across
- 5. the law that mandates the confidentiality of personal health information and any other identification information
- 8. where players are separated such that contact is unlikely without violation
- 11. doing something that a reasonable person would not do under similar circumstances
- 12. conduct of a provider falls short of duty to care either by commission or omission
- 15. federal legislation that opens up services, facilities and opportunities to people with disabilities
- 17. the legal responsibility to act in a reasonable and prudent manner
- 20. reasonable and prudent care compared to someone with a similar education and experience
- 21. Athletes use their body to deter or punish opponents
- 22. committing a negligent act while providing care
Down
- 1. failing to do something that a reasonable person would do under normal circumstances
- 2. failure to use ordinary or reasonable care - must include 4 elements of negligence
- 3. legal protection for those who assist a person who is injury or in danger
- 4. injury or damage directly related to breach of duty
- 6. career guidelines regarding what you can and cannot do
- 7. being told of all procedures and the potential risks and benefits of each
- 9. individual has the responsibility to provide care
- 10. an individual who participates in an activity and is injured as a result of the ordinary risk associated at the activity will not have grounds for negligence (ie broken bones if football)
- 13. not telling a participant of the potential risks and dangers
- 14. the time allowed to file a court case
- 16. 14th Amendment, No person shall be excluded on the basis of gender or be denied the benefit of any educational program or activity receiving Federal Financial Assistance.
- 18. touching someone without their permission
- 19. contact occurs, but is not the intent of the sport and discouraged by the rules
