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Introduction to Athletic Training
Introduction to Athletic Training
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What does BOC stand for?
Basic Official Certification
Body of Certifiers
Board of Official Certification
Board of Certification
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Sports medicine is defined as a multi-disciplinary field that cares for athletes and physically active individuals
True
False
3
To earn a degree in Athletic Training, a student must attend a school that is certified by who?
NCATA
CAATE
BOC
NATA
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A Legal wrong committed against another person
Liability
Tort
Misfeasance
Malfeasance
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Members shall not engage in conduct that reflects negatively on the athletic training profession
False
True
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Members shall not engage in conduct that jeopardizes a patients health and well being
True
False
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Members shall comply with the ____________ and ________________________ governing the practice of athletic training
rules and expectations
government and rules
Ms. McCraws rules and desires
laws and regulations
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Athletic Trainers are valuable
True
False
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Provides limited protection against legal liability to any person who chooses to provide first aide
Good Samaritan Law
Liability
Misfeasance
Sovereign Immunity
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An individual improperly does something that they have the legal right to do
Negligence
Misfeasance
Malfeasance
Malpractice
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Members shall maintain and promote ____________________ in their provision of services.
excellent standards
low standards
high standards
health
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Members shall practice with _______________________, respecting the rights, well-being, and dignity of others.
Compassion
Integrity
Skill
Respect
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Degree of care that an equally qualified caregiver would provide
Assumption of Risk
Good Samaritan Law
Negligence
Standard of Reasonable Care
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A healthcare provider fails to perform their legal duty of care
Nonfeasance
Malfeasance
Malpractice
Misfeasance
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Coaches don't play an important role in the athletes safety
True
False
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What does LAT stand for?
Legal Athletic Trainer
Left-handed Athletic Trainer
Loud Athletic Trainer
Licensed Athletic Trainer
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An athlete assumes he/she may be injured during activity
Assumption of Risk
Standard of Reasonable Care
Tort
Malpractice
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A healthcare provider commits a negligent act while delivering care
Going to jail
Nonfeasance
Malpractice
Malfeasance
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Members shall not engage in conduct that could be construed as a conflict of interest
False
True
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Who is Shelby's team physician?
Ms. McCraw
Ryan Hollifield
Dr. Prevost
Dr. Cox
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What test must an individual pass in order to be a Certified Athletic Trainer?
SAT
ACT
Drivers test
BOC
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Athletic training is considered a profession
False
True
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Why are athletic trainers valuable?
They are smart
They give ice and water
They are the critical link between athletics and the medical community
They are good at taping ankles
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What qualities must an athletic trainer possess in order to be successful?
Any body can be an athletic trainer
Communication, intellectual curiosity, ethical practice, memberships
Both B and C
Stamina and adaptability, empathy, sense of humor
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What is most important about injuries?
Taping them
Healing them
Preventing them
Icing them
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What should Ms. McCraw be called?
Trainer
Personal Trainer
Athletic Trainer
Athletes Trainer
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Being legally responsible for the harm of an athlete or cause of their injury
Sovereign Immunity
Assumption of Risk
Standard of Reasonable Care
Liability
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When a healthcare provider performs an act that they are not legally allowed to perform
Nonfeasance
Misfeasance
Malfeasance
Malpractice
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It is important for the athletic trainer and the athletic training student aides act professional
True
False
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The primary and most important role of of an AT is to act as an athlete's advocate
True
False
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Athletic Trainers can only be employed by high schools and colleges
True
False
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Failure to use reasonable care that an ordinary person would use
Negligence
Tort
Standard of Reasonable Care
Nonfeasance
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1. What are the six essential components of a profession?
Training and education, formal testing, knowledge, professional clothes
Knowledge, training and education, formal testing, integrity, public good
Knowledge, ability, will to work, getting paid, testing, professional
Training and education, ability, will to work, integrity, knowledge, paid
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The government/an individual employed by the government cannot be held liable for negligence
Good Samaritan Law
Liability
Sovereign Immunity
Assumption of Risk
