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Medical emergencies are not limited to student-athletes but can also occur to coaches, department support staff, student support staff, and spectators.  \nThe purpose of the emergency action plan is to help the staff members, athletic trainer(s) and emergency personnel in the event of an emergency to arise during an athletic event. This includes any situation where the athlete or any person’s life is in danger.  \nThe emergency action plan includes:  \n● The role of each person  \n● Emergency equipment  \n● Directions to facilities and the protocol for each facility.  \nEMERGENCY  \nAn emergency is the need for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to give further medical attention and/or transport an athlete to the hospital. This includes any situation where the athlete or any person’s life is in danger.  \nSituations when 911 should be called are:  \n● an athlete is not breathing  \n● an athlete has lost consciousness  \n● it is suspected that an athlete may have a neck or back injury  \n● an athlete has an open fracture (bone has punctured through the skin)  \n● severe heat exhaustion or suspected heat stroke  \n● severe bleeding that cannot be stopped  \nTHE EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN COMMITTEE  \nThe Emergency Action Plan Committee (EAPC) consists of the individual’s named below: Executive Director of Operations-Gerardo Soto  \nChief of Police-Michael Ramirez  \nAthletic Director-Roseann Martinez HHS Athletic Trainer-Vanessa Vallejo MHS Athletic Trainer-Maria Lara  \nRESPONSIBILITIES  \n● Review plan annually.  \n● Modify and revise as necessary.  \n● Make EAP plan available to employees.  \n● Instruct HISD coaches and personnel of their duties.  \n● Determine method of monitoring for emergency situations.  \n● Assess nature and extent of all emergencies.  \n● Assume initial control of emergency actions until EMS arrives.  \n● Order evacuation, if deemed necessary.  \n● Take any other action necessary to protect life.  \nEMERGENCY TEAM  \nThe implementation of an emergency medical plan cannot take place without the formation of an emergency team. 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