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1
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whats the size of athletic tape most commonly used

A

1 1/2 inches wide and 15 feet long

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2
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before the ankles is taped what should be checked for

A

athelets foot fungal infection

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3
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what does the R stand for in rice

A

Rest

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4
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what is the large bone in the upper arm called

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Humerus

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5
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what are the wrist bones called

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carpals

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6
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what is the group muscles that move the hip foward when running

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Hip flexors or Quadriceps

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7
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physcians in sports med have how many additional years in training

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1 to 2

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8
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what program recongnized athetic training as an allied health proffesion recently

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American medical association

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9
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certified athletic trainers have, at minimum, a _ degree

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Masters

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10
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Proper __ specifiacally designed for removal and humidity and heat is found in the ATR

A

Ventiliation

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11
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What area is used most in the training room

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Treatment/ Taping

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12
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whats a tip to save money within ordering supplies

A

Reveiw past purchaces and training equipment

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13
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whats the most important supply an atheletic trainer can bring to the game or practice

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Water

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14
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A 10% of ___ in water is an approved method of disinfection

A

Bleach

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15
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What is a basic catergory specified in the EAP

A

emeragcy personnel

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16
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Does the eap have specific roles to each memeber of the athletic training staff?

A

YES

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17
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All equipment that might be necessary for an emergency should….

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Be readily accessible

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18
Q

Is a severe asthma attack a medical emergency

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yes

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19
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what type of doctor examines joints for stablility and checks past injuries to the joints and the skeletal system

A

Orthopedic surgeon

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20
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a complete medical history will identify __% of problems affecting athletes

A

75

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21
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if teenagers/ college athelets die suddenly from a heart realated problem, whats it nornally caused by

A

Birth defect

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22
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One kilocalorie = ___ calories

A

1000

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23
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carbohydrates are made of carbon hydrogen and ___

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Oxygen

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24
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each proteiin is a large, complex molecule made up of a string of building block called

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Amino acids

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25
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each gram of fat contains a little more than twice the calories ___ of carbohydrates and protein

A

9

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26
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one pound of fat = ____ calories

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3500

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27
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___ is the abnormal suppression or absence of menstruation

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ammenorrhea

28
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obesity = BMI of ___ or greater

A

30

29
Q

the major side affects of anaboloic steroid abuse is

A

Jaundice ( yellowing of eyes), kidney tumors, severe acne

30
Q

where is creatine found

A

it is found in the skeletal muscle

31
Q

what is another name for ephedra

A

Ma huang

32
Q

in the basic abcs of the primary injury survey, the A stands for what

A

Airway

33
Q

in the basics of abcs of the primary injury survery, the B stands for

A

breathing

34
Q

in the basic abcs of the primary injury survey, the c stands for

A

cirrculation

35
Q

what is the third step for performing cpr

A

pump

36
Q

what is and aed also known as

A

automated external defibrillator

37
Q

in the secondary injury survey, you should first

A

obtain a history of the pateint

38
Q

the average human adult skeleton has __ bones that are joined to ligaments and tendons

A

206

39
Q

___ is a tough, flexible band of fibrous tissue that connects muscle to bone

A

tendon

40
Q

what is a mature bone cell called

A

osteocyte

41
Q

cardiac mucle is found only in…

A

the heart

42
Q

the mucles in the body are arranged in….

A

Pairs

43
Q

how many ounces should an athlete approxitly drink 2 to 3 hours before activity

A

17 to 20

44
Q

heat cramps occur most commonly in the

A

calf muscles

45
Q

reasearch has shown that people who use goal setting effectivly…

A

show more self- confidance

46
Q

what does to much stress do to you preformace

A

it hinders your proformance

47
Q

what is a doctor to the spine and brain

A

neurplogist

48
Q

when two bones come in contact, they form a joint…

A

joint articulation

49
Q

joints have two main functions: they allow motion and…

A

provide stability

50
Q

a set length of time an individual may sue for damages is called what

A

statute of limitations

51
Q

t or f: Athletic trainers trainers typically work varying schedules that often exceed 40 hours per week

A

true

52
Q

T or F: most high schools in the united states have training room facilities designed specifically for athletic training

A

false

53
Q

T or F: the training room must be accessible for male and females

A

true

54
Q

T or F: practice drills are not necessary if a thorough emergency plan is available

A

false

55
Q

T or F: the minimum training for the athletic training staff should be cpr and first aid

A

true

56
Q

can the emergency preparedness team include bystanders, if necessary?

A

yes

57
Q

can proper nutrition reduce the likelihood of injury

A

yes

58
Q

T or F: the average athlete’s blood pressure is higher than that of the average non- athlete

A

false

59
Q

t or f: all patiens should be assumed to be infected for bloodborne diseases such as hiv and hepatitis B

A

true

60
Q

t or f: with type 1 diabetes, no insulin is produced by the body, and so it must be provided by an external source

A

true

61
Q

t or f: heatstroke is a medical emergancy and requires immediate transport to an emergency room by ems

A

true

62
Q

a condition in which seizures occur regularly throughout ones life

A

epilepsy

63
Q

a medication that dilates the airway and constricts the blood vessels. used for treating anaphylaxis

A

epinephrine

64
Q

a disorder that affects female athletes: it is characterized by disordered eating, amenorrhea, and osteoporosis

A

female athlete triad

65
Q

fainting that occurs when the body attemps to cool itslef by dialating the blood vesselse

A

heat syncope

66
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A

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