How should a player with a medical alert bracelet handle it during a game?

Players wearing medical alert bracelets during a game should tape them securely to their wrist. This ensures that the bracelet is visible and accessible in case of an emergency while also protecting it from potential loss or injury that could occur if it were left loose or removed. Taping the bracelet helps prevent it from being snagged during play, which could result in injury to both the player and others on the field. It is essential for the player to keep the bracelet on to provide critical medical information to coaches, referees, or medical personnel in case of an emergency. The secure method of taping maintains both safety and the integrity of the alert system.