Unit 1

Question 1

Non contact

Answer 1

Where sports players have no contact

Question 2

Assumption of risk

Answer 2

An individual who participates in an activity and is injured as a result of the ordinary risk associated at the activity will not have grounds for negligence

Question 3

Battery

Answer 3

Touching someone without their permission

Question 4

Commission and omission

Answer 4

Doing something (commission) or failing to do something (omission) that a reasonable person would or wouldn’t do under similar circumstances

Question 5

Failure to warn

Answer 5

Failing to inform a participant of potential risks and dangers. When dealing with minors, failing to warn parents or obtaining consent

Question 6

Hipaa

Answer 6

Law that mandated four main areas of change for business in the health care industry

Question 7

Informed consent

Answer 7

Being informed of all procedures and the potential risks and benefits of each

Question 8

Liability

Answer 8

The legal responsibility to act in a reasonable and prudent manner. Failure to perform in such a manner makes you legally liable

Question 9

Malpractice

Answer 9

When an individual commits a negligent act while providing care

Question 10

Duty of care

Answer 10

An individual has the responsibility to provide care

Question 11

Breach of duty

Answer 11

Conduct of producer falls short of that duty

Question 12

Injury or damage

Answer 12

Results of the breach of duty

Question 13

Proximate cause

Answer 13

The injury or damage directly relegated to the breach of duty

Question 14

Standard of care

Answer 14

Provides reasonable and prudent care expected as compared to someone with similar education and experience

Question 15

Ethics

Answer 15

A system of moral principles or standards governing conduct and knowledge of right and wrong

Question 16

Ada

Answer 16

Federal legislation that opens up services, facilities, and opportunities to people with disabilities

Question 17

Performance enhancing drugs

Answer 17

Substances used for the express purpose to perform better athletically

Question 18

Tittle ix

Answer 18

No person shall be excluded on the basis of gender or be denied the benefit of any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance

Question 19

S.o.a.p

Answer 19

S- subjective, a medical documentation method
0- objective, information that can be measured and expressed in a standard format
A- assessment- what decisions are made with the information gathered
P- plan, course or treatment to be carried out

Question 20

Sports medicine

Answer 20

Is the medical practice related to physical activity and sport

Question 21

Physician coordinates

Answer 21

Care with the athletic trainer

Question 22

Athletic trainer

Answer 22

Involved in all aspects of care

Question 23

3 types

Answer 23

Collision contact non contact