ATTR 410 Final Exam Review

Critically appraised topics (CAT) are helpful tools because they 

Which is the most common method of fund-raising used to build sports medicine facilities or facilities with an ATF?

Once a program statement has been developed for a new AT facility, what will the project architect begin to develop next

All of the following represent common exclusions found in athletic accident insurance plans EXCEPT 

What involves predicting future conditions based on various statistics & indicators describing past, present, & future?

Which of the following is NOT considered a basic component of employee motivation? 

The budget process that requires that the manager justify every expense without reference to previous spending patterns

Which term represents the process of placing value on the quality of a professional's work?

Health history updates for student athletes should be completed

Which of the following approaches provides the least conducive setting for a preparticipation exam? 

The process that managers use to implement a budget plan is

Which of the following types of records would be considered an administrative record? 

The scientific discipline concerned with the understanding interactions of humans and other elements of a system is what

Resumes should always include personal information, such as race and religion, so potential employers learn about you.

Of the supervisory functions most generally acknowledged to be important, the most poorly applied management concept is?

Government regulation requiring learning institutions get formal written consent from students before released records

During the implementation phase of emergency action planning, the plan is disseminated to stakeholders and rehearsed. 

The number of subordinates who report to a given supervisor is the 

The process that identifies a course of action to be taken to bring about a future state of affairs is a 

The National Athletic Trainers' Association was founded in what year and location?

Excess insurance is another name for secondary insurance coverage. 

Which of the following forms of communication is the least effective?

Which is NOT one of the four elements of a sports medicine program vision statement? 

The form of credentialing that is the most restrictive form of governmental regulation is

Who is considered the "Father of Modern Management"?

ATs may be asked to help develop EAPs for spectators, game officials, and noncompeting athletes during sporting contest

What is an institutional endowment?

What type of organizational chart is most commonly found in sports medicine settings? 

The honeymoon effect occurs when a newly hired AT is granted more authority to implement decisions than is standard.

The term supervision should be changed if the current definition does not meet the current state practice act.

A potential weakness of using television and radio advertisements for promoting a sports medicine facility is the 

Which of the following individuals can introduce a bill? 

A policy addressing support needed by patients and their family and social network following a traumatic life encounter

Which standards can help ensure that a manager's performance evaluation fosters practicality? 

The process by which a health care provider is reimbursed by a policyholder's insurance company for services rendered is

An EAP is not recommended for youth sporting events, because the injuries that may occur are relatively less serious.

Use of ___ hiring criteria enhances efficiency of the staff selection process, producing an AT staff that functions well

An individual who agrees with the plans for the program but has a history of untrustworthy behavior is 

Copies of medical records used to document insurance claims should be maintained in the insurance folder of the patient.

An AT can submit a claim to a school's secondary insurance company prior to getting an EOB from an athlete's primary ins

The ethical standards and guidelines governing physicians were originally established by 

Cover letters should be lengthy, essentially rewriting in narrative form all the highlights of your resume. 

MD directions provided in writing to an athletic trainer to outline interventions in the absence of a MD are

One of the largest costs associated with planning a local conference is the 

Which of the groupings represents the "Strategic Alliance"?

Which of the following types of laws are least likely to have a direct impact on athletic trainers? 

Consent forms are not as relevant in the secondary school setting because most of the student athletes are minors

What is the term for liability-generating conduct associated with an adverse outcome of patient treatment? 

A set of behaviors and consistent actions that demonstrate understanding toward diverse surroundings and people is

The American Medical Association voted to recognize athletic training as an allied health profession in what year? 

HIPAA defers authority over access to the health records of minors to the individual states. 

Which of the following is NOT a smart option when choosing an architect? 

Which standards can help ensure that a manager's performance evaluation is useful? 

A succinct description of what a program should eventually evolve into or become is a 

Which of the following is critical to increased efficiency in a sports medicine program's budgeting process? 

One unfortunate mistake candidates often make when writing a cover letter and resume is 

Weather conditions do not necessarily need to be considered as part of emergency action planning. 

Type of leadership that involves the simple exchange of one thing for another in a relationship between two people is

A business plan for a sports medicine clinic would include all the following EXCEPT 

Which of the following should NOT be part of planning for staff deployment? 

One of the biggest mistakes a candidate can make at a job interview is 

When an athletic trainer provides coverage at a summer sport camp, a written agreement is required from a directing MD

All the following factors influence the space and size requirements of a sports medicine facility EXCEPT 

Formal document containing info on the qualifications needed & the work content, accountability, & scope of the job is a

80% of all communication involves nonverbal communication, true or false.

One of the main tasks in operating a successful for-profit sports medicine program is

Items in a budget that involve renovations, additions, or modifications to facilities are 

A plan for expressing the organization's intended behavior relative to a specific program subfunction is a 

According to insurance, which category includes acute, traumatic injuries independent of any other cause?

Once construction begins, who will the institution look to, to ensure the construction is following the approved design?

Ethics studies the rules based on moral values, standards, & principles; dictating right conduct in members of society.

Exploitation involves the intentional use of another person or group of persons to achieve a selfish objective. 

Preparticipation exams can be used as a time to counsel and educate young athletes on a variety of health-related issues

Who was the most influential person in Human Relations Management?

Whose ideas were the cornerstone of the Total Quality Management (TQM) movement? 

The first undergraduate degree in athletic training was offered in 1948 by which university? 

Which type of medical insurance system eliminates the need for an institution to file insurance claim forms? 

The situational leadership style that describes unable and unwilling is which of the following?

Which system of medical record keeping organizes information around the physically active patient's specific complaints?

What is the term for an athletic trainer's ability to influence the behavior of a superior? 

An org. culture with little emphasis on policy and procedures, allowing each staff member to make his own decisions.

Negligence committed by performing an act that should not have been performed is known as omission.

Health insurance plan where the provider receives a fixed fee for services rendered to members of a specific group is

Ethical considerations often overlap, contradict, or otherwise interact with issues of law. 

This class expanded my knowledge and appreciation for the organizational and administrative aspects of athletic training

The construction model most commonly used for public schools and university facility projects is 

Budgeting process that breaks the functions of a program down into discrete activities and appropriates funds necessary

A strategic plan is meant to provide program direction over a period of how many years? 

Budgeting process that requires the manager list anticipated expenses for specific categories of program subfunctions is

The document that accompanies a bid sheet & provides instructions for vendors to bid on supplies, equipment, & services

A patient encounter, is any interaction that an AT has with a patient that is related to the patient's medical history

A PPE is justified only if the medical team conducting the PPE actually uses the data provided by the exam

ATCs are always legally obligated to follow the rules and regulations established by the HIPAA

Which of the following is NOT an effective way to advocate for the AT profession?

NATA published position statements on clinical topic should become automatic policy and procedure for AT staff

All are reasons, according to Drafke (2002), that ATs & others join informal organizational groups, EXCEPT

All the following should assist managers in improving their ability to track the location & rate of supply usage EXCEPT

The certification examination was first offered by the National Athletic Trainers' Association in what year? 

What does the CAATE stand for?