EXAM 1 Flashcards
Q1: List the responsibilities of the coach and ONE that is NOT.
- Implement an emergency care
- Recognize the severity of an injury
NOT
3. Design a rehabilitation program
Q1: Preferred name for an athletic trainer (referring to the person not the credential)
- AT
2. Athletic Trainer
Q1: Board of Certification is responsible for
awarding the ATC credential and managing continuing education for AT’s.
Q1: What is the purpose of risk form ?
warn athletes and their parents of the potential dangers of inherent in participating in a sport.
Q1: Having the risk form completed and signed the coach is no longer liable for any injuries that may occur.
FALSE !
Q1: EXPRESSED WARRANTY
A WRITTEN GUARANTEE THAT A PRODUCT IS SAFE FOR USE
Q1: Definition of PPE in Sports Medicine and its ideal completion time.
Pre-Participation Exam and 6 wks prior to the start of the practice sessions
Q1: List the advantages of having a PCP administer a PPE for an athlete
- A more through and comprehensive exam can be performed.
2. A potentially closer examiner-athlete relationship.
Q1: Test to measure power of an athlete
Vertical Jump Test
Q1: The completion of dental examination as part of the PPE is
REQUIRED!
Q1:A parent should ______ consider equating both their high school child’s group PPE for basketball and an annual check up with their PCP as equal.
NOT!
Q2: Type of injury that is likely to result from a low velocity, high mass force.
Diffuse
Q2: The air bladder in a football helmet should be inspected
DAILY
Q2: Knee braces designed to provide proprioceptive feedback and protect unstable anterior cruciate ligament injuries are
Functional
Q2: What are functions of a neoprene and which one is not?
- Provides compression
- Provides therapeutic warmth
NOT
3. Provides protection from external forces
Q2: If an athlete brings their own protective equipment then the AT is liable to
ensure that the equipment fits correctly and is maintained properly.
Q2: When taping for wrist hyper-flexion injury, support strips are place
on the dorsum of the hand
Q2: When applying a wrap for a quadriceps strain, the wrap is directed
upward and lateral manner
Q2: In most taping techniques, each subsequent strip of tabe should overlap the previous strip by
one-half to one-third the width of the tape
Q2: Restricted circulation and reduced function of the body part can result
from tape that is applied to tightly
Q2: If prevention of hyper-flexion of the great toe s desired support tape strips are applied on the dorsum of the foot
TRUE!
Q3: Disease-Oriented Evidence
Physiological information such as blood pressure
Q3: Clinicians commonly use one of 3 scales to efficiently communicate the impact or strength of individual pieces of evidence and overall clinical recommendation. Those scales include all except
PICO
Q3: Filtered Information
are clinical practice guidelines such as CAT’s Cochrane Reviews and meta-analysis.
Q3: Validity is
the assurance that measurements represent what we think they represent.
Q3: False Positives are
individuals who have a positive diagnosis according to the diagnostic test but really do not have the injury according to the reference standard
Q3: In the HOPS process, subjective information is gained through
History of the individual
Q3: Passive Movement is
movement of an injured body part through the range of motion with NO assistance from the injured individual is termed
Q3: What is the difference between Sign and Symptom ?
A symptom is a manifestation of disease apparent to the patient himself, while a sign is a manifestation of disease that the physician perceives.
Q3: Swelling illustrates a ___________ sign.
Diagnostic
Q3: 5 characteristics needed to determine symptoms
- Location
- Onset
- Severity
- Frequency
- Duration
Q3: Results from an injury to an organ in the thoracic cavity
Visceral Pain
Q4: Characteristics that the emergency action plan requires are
Comprehensive and Flexible
Q4: Definition of EAP
Emergency Action Plan
Q4: The EAP should be practiced ________.
Annually
Q4: The level of responsiveness and assessment of airway, breathing, and circulation is determined by
Primary Survey
Q4: State the critical information that should be obtained during the onsite history
Mechanism of Injury (MOI)
Q4: A slow, bounding pulse could be indicative of
Skull Fracture
Q4: In severe brain injuries, posturing characterized by extension of all four extremities is
Decerebrate Rigidity
Q4: The acronym AVPU to assess level of responsiveness include
- Alert
- Voice
- Pain
- Unresponsiveness
Q4: Term to described unequal pupils
Anisocoria
Q4: What should be assessed by touching the forehead with the back of your hand
skin temperature
Q4: When fracture is suspected the clinician should
Immobilize the joints above and below the fracture site
