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Excess heat can be lost through
Commonly referred to as “bruises.”
Athletic Healthcare Team
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Commonly referred to as “bruises.”
Contusion
Nephro
Derma
Adhesions
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Excess heat can be lost through
Contusion, Commotion, Radiation, Evaporation
Conduction, Connection, Convict, Elaboration
Conduction, Convection, Radiation, Evaporation
Convection, Conduction, Radiation, Elaboration
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Abnormally high body temperature
Hypothermia
Heat Stroke
Hyperthermia
Heat Exhaustion
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True or False: There has been little growth in the number of sports medicine clinics
FALSE
TRUE
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True or False: AT's are recognized as allied health professionals by AMA.
FALSE
TRUE
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True or False: The setting for AT's is only in the high school and college settings
FALSE
TRUE
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Collapse, profuse sweating, pale skin, elevated temperature
Heat exhaustion
Heat Syncope
Heat Rash
Heat Stroke
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What does AMA Stand for
Aerospace Medical Association
American Medical Association
Ask me anything
Against Medical Device
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Fracture bone that protrudes from the skin
Closed
Open
Stress
Salter-Harris
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The athletic health care team’s role in medical management of athletes includes?
ensuring that the referees have proper equipment
providing equipment for all athletes participating in sport
ensuring the field is in good condition for playing
providing proper documentation and medical record keeping.
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Complete displacement of an injury
Luxation
Contusion
Fracture
Sublux
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Injury associated with epiphyseal growth plates, common in adolescents
Contusion Injury
Catastrophic Injury
Acute Injury
Salter-Harris Injury
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Abnormally low body temperature
Frostbite
Hyperthermia
Hypothermia
Frostnip
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Injuries to ligaments
Sprains
Strains
Overuse
Eccentric
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True or False: School administrators sometimes believe they cannot afford to hire an AT
TRUE
FALSE
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Factors contribute to hypothermia
low temp, wind, dampness
high temp, high humidity, sweating
high temp, sweat, hot
low temp, warm, wind
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Displacement of contiguous surfaces or bones comprising a joint
Subluxation
Luxation
Fracture
Dislocation
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Fainting due to increased body temperature
Heat Syncope
Overheating
Heat Cramps
Heat Loss
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More sports medicine services in the future will be provided by which one of the following?
Exercise physiologists
Primary care physicians
Orthopedic surgeons
Chiropractors
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Degree of injury: mild pain with little/no swelling
Second
Third
Fourth
First
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Team physicians report the major reason they get involved with sports is for the?
Strong personal interest
Public recognition and subsequent fame
Money
It is a state requirement
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______is defined as a broad field of medical practice related to physical activity and sport:
Kinesiology
Exercise Physiology
Human Kinetics
Sports Medicine
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What does CAATE stand for
Collection of Athletes on Academic Training Education
Commission of Accreditation on Athletes Transition Education
Corroborative Athletes on Academic Training Education
Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education
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Study of diseases for the purpose of identifying and implementing measures to prevent spreading
Epidemiology
Sports Medicine
Kinesiology
Exercise Science
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Which of the following list of services is not available to the typical professional athlete?
Supervised conditioning program
All of the above
Nutrition education and dietary counseling
Proper instruction on sport skills
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Severe injury that can be life threatening or cause permanent damage
Critical Force Injury
Catastrophic Injury
Overuse Injury
Sport Injury
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A fracture related to cracks or stress reactions related to overloading
Open
Closed
Sublux
Stress
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Sudden collapse, loss of consciousness, flushed, hot skin, NO sweating
Heat Stroke
Heat Exhaustion
Heat loss
Heat Rash
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Injury characterized by rapid onset, resulting from a traumatic event
Chronic
Acute
Critical Force Injury
Muscle Injury
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Injury that is slow, insidious onset, implying a gradual development of structural damage
Overuse
Sporadic Injury
Acute
Chronic
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Which of the following is incorrect regarding BOC-certified athletic trainers?
All of the above
the student is required to complete clinical hours
Recognized as allied health professionals by the AMA
In order to remain certified, an AT must earn CEUs
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What is the key sign for dislocations
Deformity
Nothing
Open wound
Bleeding
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Injuries to tendons, muscles, or musculotendinous junctions.
Contusion
Sublux
Strain
Sprain
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Degree of injury: complete tear of ligament, dysfunction leading to a loss of stability
Second degree
Third degree
First degree
Fourth degree
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What does BOC stand for?
Backlash of Concussion
Board of Certification
Bones on Cartilage
Board of Cardiology
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Roles of AT
Maintenance and fitting of protective equipment
Diagnosing injury and Pre-participation exam
Immediate care, treatment/rehab, Recognition, Evaluation
Ensuring all equipment is of high quality
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Breaks or cracks in a bone
Fracture
Acute Injury
Dislocation
Catastrophic Injury
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What does ATC stand for
Athletic Training Concepts
Athletic Training, Certified
Athletic Training Concussion
Athletic Training Certification
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Freezing only the outer layers of skin.
Frosttip
Frosty
Frostnip
Frostbite
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According to the ACSM, the team physician should provide all but which one of the following?
Provide for proper preparation for safe RTP
Manage injuries on the field
Coordinate PPE screening, examination, and evaluation
All of the above
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Name the 3 crucial people of the Sports Medicine Team
Athletic Trainer, Dentist, Physician
Athletic Trainer, Coach, Refs
Coach, Refs, Nurse
Athletic Trainer, Team Physician, Coach
