Referees
- Referees
- Page 2
- Basic Duties
- Page 4
- Authority
- Page 6
- What makes a good one
- Page 8
- Page 9
- Ethics
- Page 11
- Hand Signals
- Page 13
- Judges
- Page 15
- Medical Examination
- Mentors
- Observation
- Page 19
- Presence
- Page 21
- Page 22
- Ring Position
- Page 24
- Page 25
- Voice
- Conferences
- Page 28
- Determination
- Computerized Scoring
- Digital Recording
- Appreciation
- All Pages
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Medical Examination
A medical examination is called only under the authority of the referee. The referee must ensure that only a properly accredited medical attendant is allowed onto the competition area. During the time out, the judges should approach the referee since, as a team, they are responsible for ensuring that the authorized medical attendant is acting within rules. Once the medical attendant is at the side of the competitor, the referee must determine whether the injury was the result of a prohibited act or accidental and act accordingly.