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Which of the following scenarios would be considered an anti-doping rule violation?
Which of the following scenarios would be considered an anti-doping rule violation?
- An athlete accurately reports their whereabouts to anti-doping authorities.
- An athlete uses Ventolin (Salbutamol) within the allowed dosage for asthma.
- An athlete uses ibuprofen to manage inflammation after a game.
- An athlete, without a TUE, takes oral prednisolone tablets during competition to reduce inflammation. (correct)
What is the primary role of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)?
What is the primary role of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)?
- To lead a global collaborative effort for doping-free sport. (correct)
- To provide financial support to athletes.
- To manage and organize international sporting events.
- To develop new performance-enhancing drugs.
An athlete has been found guilty of using a prohibited substance. Besides potential ineligibility from competition, what other consequences might they face?
An athlete has been found guilty of using a prohibited substance. Besides potential ineligibility from competition, what other consequences might they face?
- A guarantee of anonymity to protect their reputation.
- An invitation to participate in an anti-doping educational program.
- A public disclosure of the violation. (correct)
- A recommendation for a more lenient training schedule.
Which of these actions, if performed by a coach, would be considered an anti-doping rule violation?
Which of these actions, if performed by a coach, would be considered an anti-doping rule violation?
Why is it important for a sports physiotherapist to keep detailed records of medications and supplements given to athletes?
Why is it important for a sports physiotherapist to keep detailed records of medications and supplements given to athletes?
An athlete requires a prohibited substance for a legitimate medical condition. What must they do to avoid an anti-doping violation?
An athlete requires a prohibited substance for a legitimate medical condition. What must they do to avoid an anti-doping violation?
An athlete is found to have violated anti-doping rules. What does 'disqualification' typically entail?
An athlete is found to have violated anti-doping rules. What does 'disqualification' typically entail?
What should an athlete do to get the most accurate and personalized information on whether a medication is prohibited?
What should an athlete do to get the most accurate and personalized information on whether a medication is prohibited?
Which of the following best describes 'ineligibility' as a consequence of violating anti-doping rules?
Which of the following best describes 'ineligibility' as a consequence of violating anti-doping rules?
What does 'provisional suspension' mean in the context of anti-doping?
What does 'provisional suspension' mean in the context of anti-doping?
According to the provided information, under what condition is inhaled Salbutamol (Ventolin) potentially prohibited?
According to the provided information, under what condition is inhaled Salbutamol (Ventolin) potentially prohibited?
Why is ignorance not considered a valid defense in cases of anti-doping rule violations?
Why is ignorance not considered a valid defense in cases of anti-doping rule violations?
What is the potential risk to a physiotherapist who violates anti-doping regulations, whether deliberately or not?
What is the potential risk to a physiotherapist who violates anti-doping regulations, whether deliberately or not?
An athlete reports the use of Benzedrex Nasal Spray (Propylhexedrine) for nasal congestion. According to the information, is this permitted during competition?
An athlete reports the use of Benzedrex Nasal Spray (Propylhexedrine) for nasal congestion. According to the information, is this permitted during competition?
Which of the following scenarios involving medication use would necessitate an athlete obtaining a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE)?
Which of the following scenarios involving medication use would necessitate an athlete obtaining a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE)?
How might an athlete inadvertently violate anti-doping rules, even if the medication they're taking is generally not prohibited?
How might an athlete inadvertently violate anti-doping rules, even if the medication they're taking is generally not prohibited?
Which action by an athlete support person would be considered 'complicity' regarding doping activity?
Which action by an athlete support person would be considered 'complicity' regarding doping activity?
Why is it vital for athletes to provide accurate whereabouts information to anti-doping organizations?
Why is it vital for athletes to provide accurate whereabouts information to anti-doping organizations?
An athlete finds out a teammate is doping, but chooses to remain silent to avoid conflict. Which type of anti-doping rule violation is this?
An athlete finds out a teammate is doping, but chooses to remain silent to avoid conflict. Which type of anti-doping rule violation is this?
Which of the following demonstrates the 'financial consequences' of violating anti-doping rules?
Which of the following demonstrates the 'financial consequences' of violating anti-doping rules?
Flashcards
WADA
WADA
An international independent agency established in 1999 to lead a collaborative worldwide movement for doping-free sport.
Disqualification
Disqualification
Invalidation of results in a Competition or Event, including forfeiture of medals, points, and prizes, due to an anti-doping rule violation.
Ineligibility
Ineligibility
Being barred from participating in any Competition or activity or funding for a specified period due to an anti-doping rule violation.
Provisional Suspension
Provisional Suspension
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Financial Consequences
Financial Consequences
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Public Disclosure/Reporting
Public Disclosure/Reporting
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Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE)
Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE)
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Dosage and Administration
Dosage and Administration
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Anti-Doping Rule Violations
Anti-Doping Rule Violations
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Global Drug Reference Online (Global DRO)
Global Drug Reference Online (Global DRO)
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Study Notes
- Sports medicine teams must understand anti-doping rules.
World Anti-Doping Association (WADA)
- WADA was founded in 1999 as an independent agency.
- The agency leads the global movement for doping-free sport.
- Athletes and support teams must be aware of anti-doping policies to avoid violations.
Anti-Doping Rule Violations
- Use of a prohibited substance.
- Possession of a prohibited substance.
- Interfering with the testing process.
- Failure to provide whereabouts information.
- Encouraging or assisting others to dope.
- Covering up doping activities.
- Complicity regarding doping activity.
Consequences of Anti-Doping Rule Violations
- Disqualification involves invalidating results in a Competition or Event, and forfeiting medals, points, and prizes.
- Ineligibility means being barred from competition, activities, or funding for a specific period of time.
- Provisional Suspension means temporary barring from competition or activity before a final hearing decision.
- Financial Consequences could mean financial sanctions or covering costs related to the violation.
- Public Disclosure or Reporting means sharing information with the public beyond those initially notified.
- Physiotherapists should keep comprehensive records of team medications and supplements.
Sports Physiotherapists and Doping
- Sports physiotherapists need to be aware of doping issues because of increasing pressure on athletes.
- Violating anti-doping regulations, whether deliberate or not, puts professional practice at risk.
Medication Status (In and Out of Competition)
- Ibuprofen is not prohibited.
- Panadol Cold and Flu Hot Lemon is not prohibited.
- Insulin is prohibited.
- Ventolin (Salbutamol) is not prohibited, but has dosage thresholds (maximum 1,600 micrograms over 24 hours).
- Canesten® (Clotrimazole) Antifungal Cream is not prohibited.
- Chlorhexidine is not prohibited.
- Prednisolone Oral Tablets are prohibited in-competition, but not out-of-competition.
- Diazepam is not prohibited.
- Benzedrex Nasal Spray (Propylhexedrine) is prohibited.
Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE)
- Athletes needing prohibited medications must apply for a TUE to use them legally.
Dosage and Administration
- Athletes must stick to prescribed dosages and administration routes, to avoid anti-doping violations.
- Athletes should consult the Global DRO website for accurate, personalized information about medications.
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