Warm-up Late players receive the according penalty but are still entitled to warm up. If a player declines to warm up the opponent, the player forfeits the right to warm-up and the opponent may warm up with another person. Medical timeout A medical timeout consists of evaluation time as determined by the referee (maximum 2 minutes) plus a maximum of three minutes treatment time for a treatable medical condition. If a player is treating himself there is no evaluation time allowed but only the three minutes treatment time. Medical condition includes, but is not limited to, an injury, illness, or condition or cramping, or any condition that the player believes requires diagnosis or treatment. Medical condition also includes aggravation of a pre-existing condition. Limit of medical timeout: for the same condition a player may receive one medical timeout during the warmup and one during the match. The player cannot receive more than one medical timeout from the same condition during the match. For cramping and heat-related conditions limit of one in warm-up and one in match applies even if cramping is in different part of the body. Diabetics can receive insulin injection and use devices to check blood sugar. One 3minutes medical timeout in the warm up and one 3 minutes medical timeout during the match are allowed. The 2 minutes evaluation time does not apply.
Warm-up Late players receive the according penalty but are still entitled to warm up. If a player declines to warm up the opponent, the player forfeits the right to warm-up and the opponent may warm up with another person. Medical timeout A medical timeout consists of evaluation time as determined by the referee (maximum 2 minutes) plus a maximum of three minutes treatment time for a treatable medical condition. If a player is treating himself there is no evaluation time allowed but only the three minutes treatment time. Medical condition includes, but is not limited to, an injury, illness, or condition or cramping, or any condition that the player believes requires diagnosis or treatment. Medical condition also includes aggravation of a pre-existing condition. Limit of medical timeout: for the same condition a player may receive one medical timeout during the warmup and one during the match. The player cannot receive more than one medical timeout from the same condition during the match. For cramping and heat-related conditions limit of one in warm-up and one in match applies even if cramping is in different part of the body. Diabetics can receive insulin injection and use devices to check blood sugar. One 3minutes medical timeout in the warm up and one 3 minutes medical timeout during the match are allowed. The 2 minutes evaluation time does not apply.
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