General AT, Legal, and O&A

Which of the following types of regulation is the most restrictive in determining the practice of athletic trainers? 

Which of the following governs the practice of athletic training? 

NCAA Division I athletes may sign a waiver to avoid participating in mandatory sickle cell trait testing. 

Which of the following best describes malfeasance (acts of commission)?  

Which of the following families began publishing in 1932? 

The Board of Certification established continuing education requirements to encourage certified athletic trainers to:

Which of the following is NOT an example of capital equipment? 

The NATA was founded with the purpose of establishing professional standards and disseminating information about AT

Which type of insurance coverage is designed to cover an athlete's illness, hospitalization, and emergency care? 

During an orthopedic assessment, shrugging of shoulders determines: 

Third-party reimbursement is the primary mechanism of payment for medical services in the United States

The National Athletic Trainers Association was officially founded in 1950. 

Which of the following is not a part of health maintenance and personal hygiene screening?  

An individual who takes out a medical insurance policy is known as a policyholder

Which of the following is the only way since 2004 by which a candidate can become certified as an athletic trainer?  

Which of the following conditions does NOT indicate a possible medical disqualification from collision/contact sports? 

For security purposes, athletic training students at the high school should be given keys to the athletic training room

Which of the following requires an insurance policyholder to pay a specified percentage of each medical claim?  

SOAP is an acronym for: 

Which of the following people can perform a Snellen test?  

When considering who is to be served by an AT , it is important to consult school liability insurance for who can be tx

Which of the following provides preventative measures and limit where an individual can receive care? 

Coaches are directly responsible for preventing injuries through conditioning programs. 

It is a team physician's responsibility to determine an athlete's health status through a physical examination

After WW I, the development of ATs as specialists in preventing and managing athletic injuries resulted from what MD?

A PPE includes a medical history, a physical examination, a maturity assessment, a cardiovascular screen

A team physician has the legal right to restrict an individual from participating in athletics

With proper initial injury management, ATs can speed up the healing process, which allows an athlete to TRP quicker

The length of time an individual has to sue for damages from negligence is set by a: 

The purpose of having a personal information card on each athlete is to record: 

Which of the following professional domains of AT requires an athletic trainer to be aware of the problems of drugs?

An unplanned event capable of resulting in loss of time, property damage, injury, disablement, or even death is known as

In the field of athletic training, anyone who is ill or injured and is being treated by an AT is referred to as?

Which of the following is an example of non-consumable capital equipment? 

Which of the following professional domains of athletic training requires an AT to design recovery programs?

Everyone in an AT institution should have access to the AT's office to allow for necessary access to EMR

The most crucial stage in maturity is the 3^rd stage because of:  

The term "extrinsic factor" refers to the type of activity performed, the amt of exposure to injury, the environment.

A team MD should act as an advisor and supervisor to an AT, but he or she should allow the AT make decisions

The law that protects the privacy of student educational records and in some instances medical records is known as: 

The Secondary School Student Athletes' Bill of Rights provides student athletes the right to: 

A patient file management system should not have security features that control access

OSHA stands for: 

An athletic trainer who burns an athlete through improper handling of a therapeutic agent could be found to be _____. 

The individual who is responsible for seeing that a complete medical history of each athlete is compiled should be the: 

The purpose of the "duck walk" during an orthopedic screening is:  

A team physician: 

Identify a true statement about the assessment of medical history as a part of the preparticipation exam. 

Counseling athletes on emotional and social problems is not a function of an athletic trainer. 

An injury database of medical records should be accessible to all student ATs so they can update records on students.

A digital record past that contains all of a patient's medical history, demographics, insurance & billing info is?

When an athlete assumes the risk of participating in a sport, it means that he or she cannot sue if an accident occurs

In a HS setting, an AT must take the time to explain and inform the parents about injury mgmt. and prevention

According to ___, you can seek emergency care @ a hospital outside of your health plan’s network and not be turned away

Professional liability insurance covers negligence in civil cases, but not if a criminal complaint has been filed

A team physician works primarily under the supervision of an athletic trainer

Which of the following performance domains of AT includes explaining the importance of diet and lifestyle choices?

The state of being legally responsible for the harm that one causes another person is known as: 

Generally, a team physician is the first person to evaluate an injury that an athlete has experienced on the field. 

The NCAA & NAIA provide plans for athletes who require a lifetime of extensive medical/rehab care.

In athletic training, the first step in establishing a health care program is to: 

. In the field of AT, a health care facility for treating individuals who have an illness or injury is referred to as?

Which of the following are expendable supplies? 

Which of the following states that a gov employee cannot be held liable for negligence?

The American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine was developed to encourage & support scientific research in ortho

An athletic trainer's office should be at least _____. 

The term "work conditioning" refers to: 

The crisis management plan of an athletic training institution involves: 

During an ortho examination, an individual's ability to touch his toes with straight knees determines all except

If an individual fails to perform a legal duty, it is known as: 

All claims submitted to third party payers for reimbursement must include a diagnostic code and a procedural code. 

Which of the following organizations is currently responsible for the accreditation of AT academic programs?

. It is important to have defined rules to maintain cleanliness and order in an athletic training room. 

According to NOSCAE, all football helmets must have warning labels informing athletes of the potential risks involved.

Which of the following allow individuals discount health care, but only if they see a physician on the approved list? 

All of the following should be elements of a hydrotherapy area EXCEPT: 

The CPT code is the 5-digit code that specifies the condition or injury being treated by a health care provider. 

If an AT modifies a piece of protective equipment and an athlete sustains an injury, the AT can be held liable

A term people commonly use to describe the feelings of exhaustion and disinterest toward their work is: 

An AT's personal qualities determine his or her success, not the facilities or the equipment available to them

Which of the following stages in Tanner's five stages of maturity indicates that puberty is not evident? 

Manufacturers of products do not have a duty to design and produce equipment that will not cause injury

Spec. medical services, disorders, txs, diseases, & durable medical equipment that are uncovered or not reimburesed are?

Athlete sprains an ankle during practice. If the AT fails to provide care, he can be held liable for negligence

The largest percentage of certified athletic trainers are employed in: 

Athletic trainers who act in an unethical manner can ultimately lose their certification. 

Which of the following areas of the preparticipation exam includes the assessment of height, weight, and body comp?

Which of the following should be included in an individual's medical history?  

The highest incidence of indirect sports death is caused by cardiovascular abnormalities

A legal wrong that is committed against a person or property is known as a: 

Which of the following would not be considered an appropriate injury-prevention strategy adopted by an athletic trainer?

The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) encourages high schools to have an ATC as part of their HS program.

The American College of Sports Medicine is responsible for regulating the practice of athletic trainers and physicians

Making decisions about the clinical care of patients based on the current best available literature is?

The primary purpose of a preparticipation health exam is to: 

Which of the following organizations is responsible for drug education and testing? 

When was athletic training officially recognized as an allied health profession? 

In the context of the statutes of limitations, how much time do plaintiffs generally have to file suit for negligence?