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Sports Med I Final Exam Review
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Which of these are an example of protective athletic equipement?
Sports Goggles
Compression Shorts
Apple Watch
Athletic Socks
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What is negligence?
Failure to give care that is normally expected may result in injury
Threat or attempt to injure
Restraining an individual
Occurs when information is spoken
3
This type of protective equipment protects the teeth from injuries.
Facemask
Helmet
Mouthguard
Cleats
4
What does CPR stand for
Cardiopulmonary Respiratory
Cardiopulmonary Rate
Certain Point of Heart Rate
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
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What is the goal of CPR? (Medical defintion, found in powerpoint)
Keeps blood flow active in the brain, pumps blood to the lungs
Keeps blood flow active in the body, pumps oxygen to brain
To stop bleeding
To keep them alive
6
This term means being legally responsible for the harm one causes to another person
Negligence
Liability
Misfeasance
Tort
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What is an exercise physiologist?
studies the movement of the body and what happens to it during exercise
Also known as PCP
specialist that makes insoles for teams, also treats toe and foot injuries
manually manipulates soft tissue such as muscle
8
Women bodies have a higher percentage of water due to them having more muscle tissue
True
False
9
What was the first major text (book) on athletic training and the care of athletic injuries?
Trainers Bible of Athletic Training
The Trainers Bible
The Bible of Athletic Training
The Athletics Trainer's Bible
10
What is a maxillary fracture?
Fracture of the skull
Fracture to the lower jaw
Fracture to the upper jaw
Fracture of the wrist
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What is a tort?
Includes unlawful touching of another person without consent
an individual fails to perform a legal duty
Threat or attempt to injure
Any legal wrongs committed against a person or people
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What do all offices have that states how they protect their patients' information?
HIPAA
HIIPAA
HIPPA
HIPAP
13
Transporting a patient without proper splinting can lead result in: Increased tissue damage, hemorrhaging, shock
False
True
14
Which sport requires a helmet?
Lacrosse
Swimming
Boxing
Basketball
15
Nutritients are chemical substances found in food that are necessary for good health
False
True
16
Vitamins provide energyy
True
False
17
HIPAA is what type of law?
Not a law
International
State
Federal
18
This term is a wrong committed against a person as a result of an act or failure to act
Malfeasance
Negligence
Tort
Liability
19
Not a sign or symptom of a fracture
swelling
deformity
pain
bruising
20
Which one of these is an example of PHI?
Eye color
Favorite food
Birthdate
Shoe size
21
What is the principal food source of carbohydrates?
Lipids
Plants
Protein
Meat
22
This term defines the failure to use ordinary or reasonable care.
Jailed
Tort
Liability
Negligence
23
An open fracture is when the bone breaks through the skin and surrounding tissues
True
False
24
Which of these are not a macronutrient?
Carbohydrates
Water
Lipids
Iron
25
When was HIPAA created?
1976
1996
1966
1986
26
What is a tooth avulsion?
Tooth is fractured below the root
Tooth is slightly loose
Tooth is completely knocked out
Tooth is fractured above the root
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A closed fracture shows little to no displacement of bones. The skin and surrounding tissues stay in tact
False
True
28
Burns are caused by all of these except?
Radiation
Direct Heat
Cold weather
Chemical
29
There are 7 catergories of macronutrients
True
False
30
What's an orbital blowout fracture?
Tearing of the eye duct
Fracture of the bony framework of the orbit surrounding the eye
Fracture below the eye
Fracture above the eye
31
Water soluble vitamins are easily destroyable and are not stored in the body
True
False
32
What is the most deadly heat illness?
Heat exhaustion
Heat Rash
Heat Syncope
Heat Stroke
33
Healthcare professionals who specialize in preventing, recognizing, managing, and rehabilitating injuries
Physical Therapist
Exercise Physiologist
Athletic Trainer
Personal Trainer
34
Which of these are not PHI?
Email address
Address
Hair color
Recent address
35
What is invasion of privacy?
Taking a picture of someone in public
Posting someone's address on google
Giving out someone's phone number
Revealing personal information without consent. Exposing a person
36
What is not a symptom of a concussion?
Nausea
Light sensitivity
Double vision
Hunger
37
What are the two divisions of sports medicine field?
Performance and Injury Management
Injury Enhancement and Performance Management
Performance Enhancement & Injury Care and Management
Performance and Injury Rehab
38
Manually manipulates soft tissue such as muscle
Strength and Conditioning Coach
Exercise Physiologist
Personal Trainer
Massage Therapist
39
What is a laceration wound?
Tearing of the tissues
Cut to the top layer of skin
A cut from a smooth object
Caused by a pointed instrument
40
Which is not a benefit of water and waste products
Lubricates joints
Provides nutrients
Aides in digestion
Provides transport for nutrients
41
What is a mandible fracture?
Fracture to the upper jaw
Fracture to the nose
Fracture to the eye socket
Fracture to the lower jaw
42
Another name for Fats is?
Lupids
Lipids
Glucose
Lilly's
43
Minerals are found in water and in natural foods
True
False
44
NATA
Nationwide Association of Athletic Trainers
National Athletics Trainers Association
National Athletic Trainers Academy
National Association of Athletic Trainers
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A coconut is a carbohydrate
True
False
46
Nutrients are chemical substances found in food that are necessary for bone growth
True
False
47
Fat soluble vitamins are easily destroyed and lost during urinating
True
False
48
What is a puncture wound?
Caused by a pointed instrument
Caused by fire
Caused by a blunt object
Tearing of the tissues
49
Water is a component of all body cells
True
False
50
This type of protective equipment is used to protect and limit the severity and occurrence of concussions
Bubble Wrap
Shin Guards
Helmets
Facemask
51
Minerals represent ____ % of the human body makeup
2
5
4
6
52
Which of these is not a carbohydrate?
Milk
Cereal
Turkey
Sugar
53
Which of these are not a fat source?
Coconut
Avocados
Chicken
Nuts
54
What is assault?
false statements cause a person to be ridiculed or damage their reputation
Occurs when information is written
Restricting individual freedom
Threat or attempt to injure
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What is battery?
Threat or attempt to injure
Described as “bad practice”
individual commits an act that is not legally his/her to perform
Includes unlawful touching of another person without consent
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What is HIPAA
Health Information Private Accountability Act
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Health Insurance Portability and Acceptable Act
Health Information Portable Accountability Act