AH 430 Final Review

Which of the following are appropriate for injury education discussion? Select all that apply.

Which of the following concerns reflects issues of autonomy?

Recognizing stressors the athlete is experiencing that may be a predisposition to injury fall within which domain?

Which of the following are considered personal factors that impact emotional response to injury? Select all that apply.

Which of the following involves matching social support to the social support needs of the athlete?

Being prepared to deal with negative emotions following a unfavorable diagnosis falls within which domain?

Which of the following is an emotional response to stress?

A loss of athletic identity often stems from ________________.

Which social support involves the perception of athlete that someone is pushing them to evaluate his or her attitude?

What is the term for release of tension in the body and a return to equilibrium?

Which term describes the athlete working either too little or too much based on recommendations of the AT?

What is important for the student-athlete to have an understanding of prior to healing imagery?

Which of the following is a relaxation method that includes verbal and visual cues that leads to a relaxing time?

Which strategy allows the athlete to gain control over the thought process, changing negative thoughts to positive?

Pain that causes muscle spasm, which in turn, causes more pain, which in turn, exacerbates, is referred to as the ____.

Initial assessment of a situation to evaluate it as a threat or challenge is known as _______.

Keeping yourself and your athlete calm during an emergency situation falls within which domain?

Keeping an athlete motivated so that they will adhere to the rehabilitation plan falls into which domain?

Which of the following is a behavioral response to stress?

Which of the following are external sources of noise? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are internal sources of noise? Select all that apply.

Which of the following is a physiological risk factor?

What mood state is characterized by excessive worry?

Interpretation of a situation is called _________.

Focusing attention on a visual stimulus to produce a specific physiological change that promotes healing is called ___.

Which type of social support involves the perception of athlete that someone is providing comfort and caring?

Which of the following are nonverbal cues that an athlete has reached the limit of comprehension? Select all that apply.

Which type of support involves the perception of athlete that someone is providing them with financial assistance?

Which of the following are long-term benefits of adequately educating injured athletes? Select all that apply.

Which social support involves the perception of athlete that someone is listening without giving advice or judging?

Reinjury anxiety can increase the risk for actual injury by which of the following mechanisms?

The ____ is responsible for certain metabolic processes and other activities of the autonomic nervous system?

Which of the following is a cognitive behavioral strategy used to identify/replace irrational thoughts?

Which of the following terms describes a sense of being capable or proficient in one's pursuits?

Which of the following terms describes the state of being detached from oneself?

Which of the following terms describes the point at which pain begins to be felt, and is a subjective phenomenon?

Behavior that is driven by an interest or enjoyment in the task itself is called ________.

Which term describes when the answer of respondents differ from the potential answers of those who did not answer?

Secondary gain is typically explained by ________.

Which of the following is a physical risk factor?

Which of the following terms describes the phenomenon of stimulus being received by the nervous system via nociceptors?

Athletes' emotions post-injury often form what pattern over time?

What set of brain structures supports a variety of functions including emotion, behavior, and long-term memory?

Referral to a mental health professional is most readily needed in which of the following situations?

Autonomy refers to the idea that an individual has ________________.

Which of the following is a cognitive response to stress?

Which of the following is sensory neuron that responds to potentially damaging stimuli by sending messages to the brain?

Intentionally pretending to have or exaggerating physical or psychological symptoms is called ________.

"Assessment of the coping options an individual has available to them" is what term in cognitive appraisal?

Mechanical nociceptors respond to _________.

Which of the following concerns reflects issues of autonomy?

Which of the following is a physiological response to stress?

Which of the following is an environmental risk factor?

Which of the following is a sociocultural risk factor?

Being sensitive to and vicariously experiencing the feeling, thoughts, or motives of another person is known as _______.

Being aware of your limitations and knowing when and who to refer an athlete falls into which domain?

Social support is accessible to an individual through social ties to other individuals, groups, and larger community.

Which of the following lists the correct order of stages in the Kubler-Ross grief response model?

Thermal nociceptors respond to _________.

An example of ___ social support is when the AT pushes the athlete's way of thinking about his or her activity.

An example of ___ social support is when the AT who is similar to the athlete , or sees things the way the athlete does.

An internal dialogue that reflects an athlete's thinking is referred to as _____________.

What is the harmonious or synchronous relationship of two or more people who relate well to each other?

What post-injury periods are typically associated with the greatest emotional disturbance? Select all that apply.

Persistent re-experiencing of an event, avoidance of associated stimuli, and an increase in arousal may indicate ____.

The ability of the patient to withstand pain or painful stimuli for a period of time is called ________.

What is the term for the creation of an experience in the mind with the goal of improving the performace in rehab?

Being sensitive to and vicariously experiencing the feelings, thoughts, or motives of another person is known as ______.

Which research method provides a comprehensive and detailed summary of literature relevant to a research question?

Which of the following terms describes the results of rehabilitation?

The degree to which a person identifies himself or herself as an athlete is known as ________.

Which of the following term describes statements made to oneself to encourage, motivate, and improve self-worth?

Athletes who return before they are mentally or physically ready may suffer which of the following?

Individuals with high levels of stress may have as much as ___ greater risk of injury than those with lower levels.

Mechanisms that promote the ability to manage a stressor or situation are known as ______.

Which of the following are individual characteristics that impact an athletes response to injury? Select all that apply.

Non adherence is best defined as _______________________.

Which of the following are keys to a successful rehab? Select all that apply.

Conscious interpretation of nociceptive stimulus as pain is known as __________.

Which of the following describes a heightened sensation response to noxious stimulus?

Which of the following accurately describes a sound functional progression for return to participation?

What is the term for a reduction in pain sensitivity during stress conditions?