EOPA Health Care Practice

Which of the following is an important interpersonal skill for a healthcare professional?

True or False: Taping can be used to prevent injuries.

An injury to the brachial plexus is referred to as:

What is the ratio for the bleach solution used to clean equipment?

In the digestive system, where are nutrients absorbed into the bloodstream? 

Jack came down with a case of the flu. To decrease his temperature, he should take what type of medication?

A lack of blood flow to an area is known as:

Ecchymosis is what type of soft tissue injury?

What is the main function of the gluteus medius and minimus? 

Which bone is part of the pectoral girdle?

Which muscle is NOT part of the rotator cuff?

An avulsion is defined as the skin superficial injury to the skin caused by rubbing or scraping against a rough surface

What is the anatomical name for the collarbone?

What is the purpose of TENS?

What is the universal sign for choking?

What is the purpose of stirrups?

Which of the following is a sign of an open soft tissue injury? 

Which type of nerve cell sends electrical impulses to your arm muscles telling em to remove your hand from a hot stove?

 When rehydrating after activity 20 ounces of fluid should be consumed for every pound of weight lost?

Which muscle group is responsible for hip extension?

 What is the most neglected nutrient?

     Which food does NOT contain fiber?

What is the purpose of a cool-down?   

When an athletic trainer is taping a hand, they should be careful not to pull the tape too tightly in the area of the:

Which therapeutic modality uses high-frequency electromagnetic waves to generate heat in deep tissues?

Pain that originates in other areas of the body is called:

Which type of stretching involves bouncing? 

. When running, which muscle group flexes the knee?

Which of the following is a return to play criteria?

The tennis elbow injury is caused by a condition which is medically described as:

True or False: Sports drinks are best for activities lasting less than 1 hour.

In order to prevent gaps when applying athletic tape, it is the recommended that you overlap each strip:

Which of the following is a contraindication for cryotherapy?

Which part of the nervous system is responsible for involuntary functions?

What is the best example of an open chain exercise for the lower body?

True or False: Taping should restrict all movement.

Where is the tibia located in relation to the fibula?

What is the function of the right atrium?

Which hamstring muscle is on the lateral side of the posterior thigh?

Muscle hypertrophy occurs when a muscle:

What is the function of red blood cells? 

What is the purpose of spiral tape?

Which of the following best describes the anatomical location of the head with respect to the left arm?

What is the proper term for Jumper’s Knee?

For which of the following conditions is an antipyretic used as a form of treatment?

Which part of the blood carries the bony ligamentous and tendinous fragments away from the injury site ?

True or False: OTC medications require a prescription.

Ergogenic aids are:

Which of the following is a true rib? 

A direct blow to which of the following nerves causes paresthesia, commonly referred to as “hitting the funny bone?”

Which type of muscle contraction involves the muscle shortening? 

True or False: Carbohydrates are the primary source of energy.

When taping an ankle, the medial to lateral stirrup straps are predominantly used to limit the motion of:

Which of the following is part of the circle of care?

What is the purpose of closure strips?

Which muscle group makes up the main hip flexors?

When fitting shoulder pads, the epaulets should cover the:

How many years should all pre participation physical exam documentation should be kept?

supinate means?

Which of the following is an injury caused by the thickening of the flexor tendon of the fingertip?

Which of the following is an injury caused by the tearing of the flexor tendon to the fingertip?

The therapeutic modality which uses electrical current to block the sensation of pain to a given

What does "Grade II" mean in terms of a sprain or strain?

When fitting crutches, how many finger widths should be between the axilla and the top of the crutch?

Which of the following is a sign of a concussion? 

An injury to a ligament, which is a band of connective tissue that connects bones together

Which performance enhancer is used as a storage reservoir for quick energy and is found naturally in skeletal muscle?

  Which type of shoulder pad is ideal for linemen and defensive players?

Which of the following prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities?

What is the purpose of protective equipment?

True or False: Overtraining can lead to staleness and burnout.

Which of the following is needed for brain function?

Which type of medication reduces or prevents fungal infections?

 In which phase of healing does vasoconstriction & clotting begin?

What is the proper term for shin splints?

What is the proper term for turf toe?

Which special test is used to assess the integrity of the ACL?

Which of the following is an injury caused by the tearing of the extensor tendon to the fingertip?

What is the function of the pronator teres?

What does NATA stand for?

Which of the following modalities can be used to decrease pain? 

Which of the following is a contraindication for thermotherapy?

Which muscle group plantarflexes the ankle?

Which muscle abducts the shoulder? 

What is the function of the adductor muscle group? 

Which heat-related injury is life-threatening?

What is a sign of internal bleeding?

Which of the following modalities would be BEST indicated to reduce edema?

 Sharon sustained a bone bruise. What type of medication will decrease her pain

 What does the primary survey include?

How long prior to the athlete's sport season should pre-participation physicals take place?

What does PRICE stand for?

What is the correct compression-to-breath ratio for adult CPR?

Which organization provides the athletic trainer’s certification exam?

A burst fracture involves injury to the:

When a muscle is worked beyond its normal limits and becomes larger is called:

Where is the hip flexor taping technique applied?

   Which of the following protects the privacy of student education records?

Which law protects the privacy and sharing of protected health information?

oblique fracture means a type of bone fracture where the bone bends and cracks, but doesn't break completely through

Which of the following is a sign of a closed soft tissue injury? 

What occurs to muscles after a severe injury?

What is the function of the extensor muscles in the forearm? 

Which muscle flexes the elbow?

 Which of the following would be contraindicated for an acute ankle sprain?

The primary function of heal and lace pads is to:

What format should documentation be completed in?

The acronym HOPS means:

The Act which provides data privacy and security provisions for safeguarding medical information is called:

What is the primary purpose of cryotherapy?

What is a purpose of hydrotherapy? 

Which injury is considered a medical emergency?

The brain and spinal cord make up the: 

Which muscle group is responsible for hip flexion? 

What is the first step when using an AED?

Which muscle group makes up the main hip extensors?

   What is the purpose of liability insurance?

Which eating disorder involves episodes of bingeing followed by purging?

The growth plate at each end of a long bone is known as the:

 Which group of athletes is MOST likely to sustain the female athlete triad?

What does the "A" stand for in the rehab principle "ATC IS IT"?

 When spine boarding an athlete, what is the most important component?

Which of the following is a sign of burnout?

A blood pressure reading of 125/85 mmHg is considered

pronate means?

The symptom called Kehr’s sign can be caused by an injury to the following:

Which muscle group everts the foot?

Which test assesses for carpal tunnel syndrome?

Johnny c/o HA, dizziness, and a dry mouth. What condition has he MOST LIKELY developed?

Which muscle is located on the anterior tibia and dorsiflexes the ankle?

In a SOAP note, where does the patient's description of their pain belong?

adduct?

The __________ test is used to evaluate for a meniscus tear in the knee.

Which quadricep muscle forms the ball above the patella when flexed?

   Which of the following declares that a healthcare professional will “do no harm” to patients?

In which TWO tendons are the patella embedded?

How much of the human body is water?

Football pads vary by

Which of the following is an objective finding?

What do anti-pyretic medications do?

Which muscle group assists with internal and external rotation of the hip?

What type of exercise is plyometric?

Which organization oversees the accreditation of athletic training educational programs?

What is a common fracture site in adolescents?

  What does the secondary survey include?