Risk Management of Sport Injuries

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Across
  1. 5. failing to do something a reasonable careful person would do
  2. 6. minimum acceptable level of professional responsibility
  3. 8. Government privacy law protecting student education records
  4. 9. an accidental or intentional force applied to the body
  5. 13. Failure to meet the minimum acceptable level of professional responsibility.
  6. 15. sports where players are separated and contact is rare
  7. 16. Misconduct by a healthcare professional that results in harm.
  8. 18. treating an athlete without consent or legal justification
Down
  1. 1. legal responsibility to inform athletes of risks involved in participation
  2. 2. sports where players hit with great force and impacts are expect
  3. 3. professional duties that define what a healthcare provider is legally allowed to do
  4. 4. doing something a reasonably careful person would not do
  5. 7. when a patient agrees to accept inherent dangers of participation
  6. 10. engaging in dishonest behavior for advantage in sport
  7. 11. Screening athlete's biological samples to detect band substances
  8. 12. sports where players brush or bump each other
  9. 14. Legal privacy rule that protects medical records
  10. 17. unethical or banned substances used to enhance performance