Injured during university sports - and now?

In the event of an accident in the context of university sports, the accident victim must immediately consult an emergency doctor.

Important: An accident report must then be submitted to the sports center!

There are two different accident report forms. You can find this in our download area.

Both accident report forms consist of a total of three pages, two of which must be submitted. The third page only contains an additional filling-in aid.

Transit doctors are listed on the picture.

In the event of minor injuries, the trainer will provide first aid.

In the event of serious injuries, please call an ambulance immediately (see also 3. In-house telephones for emergency calls).

First aid kits are located in the following locations:

Sports hall Beethovenstrasse:

In the control room + in the Rebenring sports area fitness center:
In the sports hall in the passage to the medical room
In the gym

Sports hall Franz-Liszt-Str.:

Upstairs

Campus North sports hall:

In the passage to the changing room
Sports area new high school:
In the control room

In-house telephones, from which the numbers 0-110 (police) and 0-112 (fire brigade) can be called free of charge, are located in the following sports facilities:

Sports hall Beethovenstrasse:

In the control room + in the Rebenring sports area fitness center:
In the medical room of the sports hall
In the relaxation area of the sauna

Sports area Franz-Liszt-Str.:

On the ground floor of the administration building
Right in front of the terrace exit

Campus North sports area:

In the entrance area in front of the hall of the new high school
In the control room

For information, we are providing the phone numbers and names of the sports wardens responsible for the individual sports areas here:

Office: Tel.: 391-3659

Franz-Liszt-Straße area: Tel.: 391-3631 (Mr. Boog, Mr. Feldmann, Mr. Homann)

Beethovenstraße area: Tel.: 391-3658 or -3631 (Mr. Boog, Mr. Feldmann, Mr. Homann)

Rebenring area: Tel.: 391-2834 (Mr. Künne)

Campus North area: Tel.: 391-4708 or -3631 (Mr. Boog, Mr. Feldmann, Mr. Homann)

The marshals coordinator is Marco Boog.

this is how you properly help:

Abrasions and scratches:

Clean the wound (e.g. with an antiseptic solution designed for wound disinfection).
Cover aseptically with a sterile dressing
Risk of tetanus infection (ask about vaccination status)

Bruises and strains

For all non-bleeding sports injuries, the "PECH regimen" is used:

P - Pause:

Stop sport, immobilize affected body part

E - ice :

cool with cool packs (no direct skin contact), do not use ice spray

C - Compression:

Apply compression bandage

H - Elevate:
injured body part should be above heart level

Suspicion of a fracture

Treatment by doctors only
Notify rescue service
Secure injured body part, cover open wound sterilely

Cardiovascular arrest

Immediate emergency call
Resuscitation measures