What are two things expressed in the Risk and Release Forms and Health Statement Forms?

• A. Health info, and informs the facilitator what is involved
• B. Emergency contact
• C. Insurance details
• D. Medical history

Answer: (A)

These forms serve two practical purposes: they collect health information about the participant so the staff can plan for medical needs and respond appropriately, and they describe what the activity involves so everyone understands the risks, requirements, and safety measures. The health details help with medical readiness and accommodations, while the description of what’s involved communicates expectations and what the participant will experience. While other items like emergency contact or insurance details can appear on such forms, the two core expressions in this context are health information and a clear outline of what the activity entails, which is what the facilitator needs to plan and ensure informed participation.