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1
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Which level trauma center covers total care for every aspect of an injury?

A

Level 1: provides care from prevention to rehabilitation

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The early stages of cardiac arrest may involve a change in breathing which is gasping or shallow breath. This abnormal breathing is called?

A

Agonal Breathing

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The supraglottic Combitube is used for an unconscious victim. The EMT is trying to assist the patient with what?

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Breathing or clearing/opening the airway

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4
Q

Using a nonrebreather oxygen mask, the concentration of oxygen should be at what
percentage?

A

60-100% or 6L flow rate

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5
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An athlete who is dehydrated and missing electrolytes may be suffering from what?

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Hyponatremia

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6
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Where should nitroglycerin be administered in the event of a cardiac arrest?

A

Orally/lingual

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7
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The best way for an athlete with sickle cell trait to prevent exertional sickling is to?

A

Maintain hydration status

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8
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Define Rhabdomyolysis.

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The breakdown of muscle tissue and cell death.

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9
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In the event of internal bleeding what should the athletic trainer be sure to prevent when waiting for emergency medical care?

A

Shock

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10
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Normal movement and function of the body is called biomechanics, what is it called when this
 function is disrupted due to injury and causes abnormal movement?
A

Pathomechanics

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11
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An isokinetic dynamometer is used to determine all the measurements except:
Muscular strength, power, endurance, speed

A

Speed

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12
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The Ottawa Ankle rules were created for what reason?

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To lower diagnostic costs and determine the presence of an ankle fracture or not, which
determines if the athlete needs an X-ray.

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13
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A way of managing a hyperventilating athlete is to?

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Control the loss of carbon dioxide, breath into paper bag or out of one nostril.

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14
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Abdomen auscultation should be performed on a patient in what position?

A

Supine, knees bent

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What test should be used to determine if a patient has diabetes?

A

A1-C test

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16
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What acronym is used to help patients reach their goals?

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S.M.A.R.T.

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17
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Body language is a key factor in the communication between patients and yourself. (True or False)

A

True.

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18
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A type of outcome based on the symtoms the patient is experiencing is called? This may include a false result when gathering evidence.

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Disease oriented evidence

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19
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Using the impact or SAC test for concussion measurement, a patient’s progress can be measured physiologically. (True or False)

A

False (psychometrically)

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20
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A proper EAP should include all of the following except?

Chain of command, Exit routs and locations, safety masks, Emergency contact

A

Safety Masks

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21
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Employing an ATC in the industrial setting can lower costs by what percentage (according to NATA)?

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50%

22
Q

How long is a temporary license valid?

A

90 days

23
Q

HMO stands for?

A

Health maintenance organization

24
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PPO stands for?

A

Preferred provider organization

25
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The difference between HMO and PPO?

A

HMO includes a fixed fee for medical services and PPO may provide a discount but also a membership fee.

26
Q

The physician self referral law is also known as?

A

Stark Law

27
Q

The accreditation for athletic training education programs is?

A

CAATE

28
Q

In order to prevent suspension of licensure and certification, athletic trainers must complete a
certain amount of what?

A

Continuing education units

29
Q

Injury and illness surveillance is helpful in determining the common injuries according to different sports (true or false)

A

True.

30
Q

A non-modifiable risk factor includes a diabetic patient’s dietary habits. (true or false)

A

False.

31
Q

Commotio cordis occurs in what type of athletes?

A

Adolescent, youth athletes

32
Q

Adequate intakes of calcium includes at least how many mg per day to prevent osteoporosis

A

500 mg

33
Q

What other supplement or vitamin assists in the prevention of osteoporosis?

A

Vitamin D

34
Q

Non-supplementation treatment of osteoporosis may include?

A

Weight bearing physical activity

35
Q

Anabolic supplements may be acceptable for specific athletes who suffer from all these illnesses except?
Anemia, asthma, cancer, hyponatremia

A

Hyponatremia

36
Q

Providing care for a patient of a different culture may provide a situation of what type of communication?

A

Cross-Cultural

37
Q

A corticosteroid is a type of which type of pain control intervention?

A

Palliative.

38
Q

A comorbidity associated with hyperthyroidism is?

A

Depression

39
Q

Tylenol is a type of what drug?

A

Acetaminohpin

40
Q

Absorption of drugs is effected by exercise

A

False

41
Q

If the half life of caffeine is 5-6 hours, how long does it take the human body to dispose of the caffeine completely?

A

10-12 hours.

42
Q

Name 4 fat soluble vitamins

A

A,D,E,K

43
Q

An approach to conditioning that brings about the peak performance while reducing injuries and overtraining in the athlete through a conditioning program that is followed throughout the various seasons

A

Perodization

44
Q

psychological or physiological breakdown which could result in musculoskeletal injury, fatigue, or sicknesss

A

Overtraining

45
Q

federal health insurance program for the aged and disabled

A

Medicare

46
Q

health insurance program for people with low incomes and limited resources, funded by federal government and individual states

A

Medicaid

47
Q

legal wrongs committed against the person or property of another- also serves as a deterrent by sending a message to the community as to what is unacceptable to conduct

A

Tort

48
Q

HIPAA

A

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

49
Q

FERPA is also known as…

A

Buckley Amendment

50
Q

The amount of money an individual pays in medical bills before the insurance policy coverage begins

A

Deductible

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