Define Self Concept Theory

Less able to deal with the stress of competition

What is epidemiology below?

Study of disease, injury, and health issues

Harm, other than a breach of contract, done to another

The Good Samaritan Law does what?

Protect citizens who voluntarily provide first aid

what is considered an "Act of God"

Dying from an earthquake during a cross country meet

Sports Medicine is defined as what?

Field of, holistic, comprehensive,& multidiscipline approach

Select all below that are extrinsic factors to injury

Unsecured goal posts, Not wearing knee pads, Broken helmet facemask

What should a Coach do if they get sued? Select all

Contact their lawyer, write detailed story, stay away from media

Dynamic movement is defined as what?

ROM achieved by contracting muscles around a joint

Salter Harris fractures are defined as what?

Adolescent injury involving the growth plate

Choose all the cycles of periodization below

Mesocycle, Macrocycle, Transition phase, Microcycle

Muscular strength is defined as what?

Max force produced in one repetition

Traditional key members of the AHCT are who, select all?

Coach, Athletic Trainers, Team Doctor

Most team physicians became interested in working with sports why?

Prior self interest in athletics

Select the last phase of the classic stress model

Athlete copes with the long term consequences

What does CAATE stand for?

Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education

What is act of omission?

Not acting at all when certified

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1
Define Self Concept Theory
Underlying disorder leading to amenhorrea
Less able to deal with the stress of competition
Extroverted person needing social contact
Positive or negative take on life events
2
What is not part of a bone below
Epiphysis
Tendon
Metaphysis
Diaphysis
3
What is epidemiology below?
The first phase of a lifting program
Study of disease, injury, and health issues
Study of sports psychology
Nutrition that your body needs
4
What is an AT's number ONE priority?
Bracing & Casting
Treatment & Taping
Injury prevention
Injury evaluation
5
Define tort
Harm, other than a breach of contract, done to another
Not committing an act
Expectation to act as a first responder
Committing an act wrong
6
The Good Samaritan Law does what?
Helps defend AT's in court
Gives you a get out of jail free card
Protect citizens who voluntarily provide first aid
Law creating certified professional rescuers
7
All below are three are ways that the ISS defines an injury except, what?
Must be evaluated by an athletic trainer
Must see a school nurse
Injury leads to missed time of one or more days
Injury must occur during an official practice or competition
8
What credential do you need to practice Athletic Training in Texas?
BOC
RAT
ATC
LAT
9
what is considered an "Act of God"
Being hurt by another player
Dying from an earthquake during a cross country meet
Hospitalization from an eating disorder
Being struck by lightning
10
Sports Medicine is defined as what?
allied health professionals for life and sport
use of coaching to identify injuries
Field of, holistic, comprehensive,& multidiscipline approach
treatment of non organized athletics
11
Choose the acute injury below
Knee Tendonitis
Dislocated Shoulder
Little league elbow
Stress fracture of the tibia
12
What below is not an intrinsic risk factor to injury?
Overweight
Sickle Cell Trait
Humidity %
Enlarged Heart
13
What does PPE stand for?
Pre participation entrance exam
Pre participation exam
Performance of personal efficacy
Physical for professional elites
14
Little league elbow is tied to what sport most commonly?
Baseball
Football
Tennis
Volleyball
15
Select all below that are extrinsic factors to injury
Tight hamstrings
Unsecured goal posts
Not wearing knee pads
Broken helmet facemask
16
The best stretching technique before activity is what?
Ballistic
None of the above
Static
Passive
17
Historically AT's have been in what professional setting?
Professional sports
Olympic sports
High Schools
College sports
18
PNF was first developed for what patients?
Athletic populations
Paralysis patients
Kanye West
High school teachers who sit all day
19
ROM stands for what?
Right of Mobility
Range of Motion
Range of Muscle
Right of Mode
20
What should a Coach do if they get sued? Select all
Admit to guilt
Contact their lawyer
write detailed story
stay away from media
21
What is a consequence of eating disorders below
Athletic performance
Dry skin
Man boobs
hormone imbalances
22
Dynamic movement is defined as what?
ROM achieved by help of partner
ROM achieved by powerful bouncing
ROM achieved by contracting muscles around a joint
ROM achieved by holding a position
23
What does BOC stand for?
Ban on Creatine
Board of Colleges
Block of Chocolate, yum
Board of Certification
24
How do you locate a certified AT online?
CAATE website
BOC links
TSATA website
NATA career center
25
Salter Harris fractures are defined as what?
A traction injury involving the diaphysis of a bone
Pre-pubescent injury involving the knee
Adolescent injury involving the growth plate
A non-complete fracture of the shaft of a bone
26
Choose all the cycles of periodization below
Mesocycle
Macrocycle
Transition phase
Microcycle
27
A clinical eating disorder diagnosis that involves binging and purging is what?
Anorexia
Amenorrhea
Bulimia
Male Athlete Triad
28
Injury is defined as what?
An act that damages or hurts
Grade I Moderate strain
Pain caused by trauma
Grade 3 Severe sprain
29
Muscular strength is defined as what?
Max force produced in one repetition
Ability to sustain muscle activity
force x velocity
Maintaining force over a period of time
30
Most cost effective way to employ a secondary school AT is how?
Outreach AT
Clinical AT
Teacher/ATC dual hire
Full time AT
31
Traditional key members of the AHCT are who, select all?
Coach
Nurse
Athletic Trainers
Team Doctor
32
Most team physicians became interested in working with sports why?
Networking
Help build patient base
Money
Prior self interest in athletics
33
What is amenorrhea?
absence of calcium intake
loss of menstruation
increase in ligamentous laxity
absence or iron in the blood
34
Select the last phase of the classic stress model
Athlete copes with the long term consequences
Athlete adapts to activity restriction and situation
athlete experiences an emotional response
athlete appraises short and long term significance of injury
35
What does CAATE stand for?
Compliance of Athletes and Their Education
Commission of Athletic Athletes
Coaches Association of Athletic Teams and Equipment
Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education
36
Act of commission is what?
Not acting at all
Acting while certified
Non-certified first responder
Acting, but in an improper way
37
What is act of omission?
Not getting certified
Acting, correctly and saving a life
Not acting at all when certified
Acting, but incorrectly and causing injury
38
Soft tissues involve bones
True
False

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