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1
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What do you do first when a finger is cut off?

A

Control the bleeding

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2
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What would a hamstring tear be?

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Strain

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3
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An adolescent athlete was knocked unconscious and the coach asks you to clear him, what do you do?

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Only a physician can clear an athlete

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4
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What should be done first when an athlete has a severe laceration on their forehead?

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Protective equipment first

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5
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Difference between subjective and objective

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Subjective - patient’s pov (symptoms)
Objective - observable and measurable data (signs)

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6
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BESS test

A

balance test for concussions

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7
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There is blood on the floor. What do you do first?

A

put on gloves

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8
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How long does it take to take temp from the axillary?

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5 minutes

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9
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What is it called when the heart is at rest?

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diastole

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10
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In contrast to the veins;

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arteries carry blood away from the heart

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11
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splint for shoulder

A

a shoulder sling and swathe

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12
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What is cause for intoxication?

A

low blood sugar levels

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13
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Most common place for compression fracture

A

spine

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14
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When doing AED CPR, where do you place the machine patches?

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Right chest, left side of the heart

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15
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What do you do if a patient has an amputated digit?

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treat first, then find digit, but DON’T put in dry ice

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16
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When do you do cervical immobilization when spinal immobilization?

A

before

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17
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What do you use ultrasound to treat?

A

muscle spasms

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18
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What do you do when a patient having a seizure?

A

protect them from hurting themselves

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19
Q

What ligament is hurt from an ankle sprain?

A

Anterior talofibular ligament

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20
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What is the most common ligament injury?

A

anterior fibulotalar

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21
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What is the most common type of compression fracture?

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spinal

22
Q

Difference between primary and secondary survey

A

primary - looks at life threatening conditions
secondary - looks at non life threatening conditions

23
Q

What does an athletic trainer do when hired under a school?

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24
Q

Athletic trainer follows the rules of

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25
Q

The term -itis means?

A

inflammation

26
Q

Ankle wrap technique

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27
Q

What does a systolic pressure of less than 90 indicate?

A

stroke

28
Q

What angle is the elbow when wrapping hyperextension?

A

90 degrees

29
Q

When following the eye with a light and it bounces back, it is an indication of?

A

nystagmus

30
Q

When taping the elbow, what angle does it need to be at?

A

90 degrees

31
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When taping the wrist, what angle does it have to be at?

A
32
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What does OSHA stand for?

A

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

33
Q

What is the discoloration of the skin called?

A

ecchymosis

34
Q

What is it called when a bone is piercing the skin?

A

Compound fracture

35
Q

An athletic trainer works under who?

A

Physician

36
Q

What does HIPAA stand for?

A

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

37
Q

When you take the heart rate for 20 seconds, what do you times it by?

A

3

38
Q

What order is rehabilitation?

A

1 - run in a straight line
2 - light jog
3 - cute while running
4 - heel raises

39
Q

What does the feel lock do?

A

plantar flexion

40
Q

How to tape wrist in hyperextension?

A

fanning

41
Q

When a patient has just got done with operation what kind of exercises should they do to rebuild strength?

A

isometric

42
Q

Which of the following are you not supposed to do when taping an arch?

A

pre-wrap

43
Q

If a 19 year old patient’s mother wanted to ask about their condition but the patient says, “Whatever goes.” What do you tell the mother?

A

It has to be informed written consent from the parent

44
Q

An uncle is asking about a patient what is the correct response to give him?

A

“I am not allowed to disclose said information to you”

45
Q

You give the patient said risk of a procedure what is it called

A

“informed consent”

46
Q

Where is the most common place a health care provider takes your pulse during a health vital signs check?

A

radial

47
Q

What do you do when you hear two co-workers talk about a patient’s condition in the cafeteria?

A

You let them know it is a violation and change the subject

48
Q

What bones are in the axial skeleton?

A

skull, hyoid, vertebrae, ribs, sternum

49
Q

How to prove that a doctor was being negligence toward you?

A

If the doctor gave a treatment that caused your injury to worsen

50
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