KFA Competitions and Anti-Doping Flashcards
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Which substance class is always prohibited under WADA and FIFA anti-doping rules, both in and out of competition?
Answer: Anabolic steroids
Anabolic steroids are on the WADA Prohibited List as a substance class banned at all times, both in and out of competition.
A KFA player who tests positive for a prohibited substance for the first time faces what standard sanction under WADA rules?
Answer: A 4-year ban
The standard sanction for a first anti-doping rule violation involving a non-specified substance under the WADA Code is a 4-year ban.
What is a Therapeutic Use Exemption in the context of KFA anti-doping rules?
Answer: Permission to use a prohibited substance for medical treatment
A Therapeutic Use Exemption allows a player to use a substance that is normally prohibited when it is medically necessary for treating a legitimate health condition.
Which KFA department is responsible for implementing anti-doping education for players and staff?
Answer: KFA Anti-Doping Unit
The KFA Anti-Doping Unit is responsible for educating players, coaches, and club staff about prohibited substances, testing procedures, and their responsibilities.
In KFA competitions, who notifies a player that they have been selected for a doping control test?
Answer: The Doping Control Officer
A certified Doping Control Officer is responsible for notifying the selected player and overseeing the sample collection procedure.
Under KFA and FIFA anti-doping rules, what is the consequence for refusing to submit to a doping test?
Answer: Treated as an anti-doping rule violation equivalent to a positive test
Refusing to provide a sample is treated as an anti-doping rule violation under both FIFA and WADA codes, with sanctions equivalent to a positive test.