Domain 5

DEFINE: PCP assigned by insurer who oversees medical care rendered to pt and initiates all services.

Allowable charge is defined as ___________.

Bioavailability is how completely a particular drug is absorbed by the system.

A periodic payment made to an insurance company by an individual policy holder is a what?

__ is body's response to certain types of drugs that produces physiolgical need and psycholgical craving for substance.

All of the following are internal administrative avenues for drugs except _____.

Which of the following does not need to be included in a medication log?

An AT working in Pennsylvania performs a Grade 5 Joint Mobilization on a soccer player. What is this an example of?

DEFINE: ind., through express or implied agreement, assumed that some risk or danger will be involved in undertaking.

A civilian attemps to reduce a shoulder dislocation & fails would be covered by the Good Samaritan Law.

Which of the following statements is an inaccurate ethical principle based on the NATA's code of ethics?

Any healthcare provider who uses electronic transaction (claims, eligibility verification) is required to have what?

Preferred Provider Organizations; pt may go to out of network location but will pay extra fees.

A combination of HMO and PPO plans is a ____.

The second step in drug processing is ____.

DEFINE: A person eligible to recive the benefits of an specific policy or program.

A paradoxical reaction is a drug-induced effect that is the exact opposite of that which is therapeutically needed.

Why would diuretics increase the rate of heat illness?

____ is an unplanned event capable of resulting in loss of time, injury, displacement, or even death.

What is the title of the monthly publication of the National Athletic Trainers' Association?

Expendable supplies can be reused, but are replacable due to wear and tear.

Paranoia, obsessive compulsive disorder, and post traumatic stress disorder are all examples of what?

Which of the following statements is true about smokeless tobacco?

Form of reimbursement used by managed providers, pt make standard payment of mo regardless of how much services rendered

Which of the following statements regarding prolonged use of cortisone is a contraindication?

Which of the following would be an appropriate method for dealing with an athlete's season ending injury?

Before an ind can practice AT, he/she must complete a what in that state that places them on a list of practioners?

Pays for remaining medical bills once primary insurance makes payment.

What should AT not include on a medication administration log?

Which third-party payer would provide financial medical assistance to athlete who comes from low income family?

Torts are failure to use ordinary or reasonable judgement.

Which of the following is not a Kubler-Ross reaction?

Health Maintenance Organizations; pt must receive permission to go to another provider.

How often should electrical equipment be re-evaluated or calibrated?

DEFINE: rate at which a drug disappears from the body through metabolism, excretion, or both.

A FB player receives a hit and stumbles to get off the field. The AT does not do a SCAT 5 and returns him. Define?

A FB suffers a cspine injury rendering him a quadripalegic for the rest of his life. What insurance is used in case?

What is the highest incidence of indirect sports death?

Which of the follow not a step in evidence-based practice?

ICD-10 codes may be seen in orders from a phyisican regarding an athlete. What does ICD-10 stand for?

Which of the following job settings has the largest percentage of employed certified ATs?

A ___ is an exaggerred drug effects, which occur when body is unable to metabolize a drug as rapidly at its administered

Federal health insurance program for aged and disabled; three parts.

What is the athletic training program's primary purpose when performing a SWOT analysis?

A pt is taking an antipruritic drug. What is the reason a patient would need to be taking this drug?

Which drug is associated with Reye's syndrome?

Which type of research would be considered the most rigourous?

What type of insurance should an AT possess in order to cover the act of negligence in a civil case?

Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is an example of all of the following except?

Type of drug that inhibits or prevents coughing?

A certified Athletic Trainer can administer and dispense medication.

What should be considered the most important concern of the athletic trainer?

Which of the following is classified as a narcotic analgesic drug?

What state has no regulation in regard to athletic trainers?

Knowing the athlete's name and talking to them about school work are examples of what support role?