Duplicate of ATEP 436 Exam 1

Which virus is the most common causative agent for aseptic meningitis?

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is worsened by increased body temp or ___?

All of the following are true statements, EXCEPT? Which is not true?

MRSA stands for …

Spleenic infarcts typically occur in unacclimated SCT athletes at...

Animals with rabies love water.

Currently, the most useful diagnostic imaging to help identify cognitive dysfunction following a suspected concussion is

What is the most correlated predictor of concussion severity and recovery time?

Calculate the pulse pressure for a patient with a BP of 120/80.

Which of the follow is a reactivation of the varicella disease in the dorsal root ganglia?

RT: What local town is the home of the famous Martin Guitars?

An athlete with SCT has how many genes for Hgb s from their parents?

A strong radial pulse roughly tells you that the blood pressure is at least what value?

FHx of an unexplained drowning of an otherwise strong swimmer is considered a risk factor for SCD.

An infectious tick, needs to be attached to the skin for at least how many hours in order to transmit Lyme disease?

An athlete with only one eye can be corrected to what level of vision?

Sickle cell disease is a(n) __________ disorder

Which test evaluates HDL, LDL, and Triglycerides?

The following reflex and spinal cord segments are correct, Except?

Which of these is thought to be the most common disorder of the nervous system?

A blood clot that has broken free from the vessel wall puts a patient at a potential risk of what?

What is the condition caused by a lack of oxygen to the brain that may lead to reversible or irreversible paralysis?

Venticular pre-excitation and tachycardia resulting from altered electrical stimulation of the heart is...

Which piece of information is the least worrisome on a patient FHx?

Vertigo has been described as a loss of equilibrium due to a disturbance in the …

If lightning strikes and there multiple victims, who do we treat first?

Referring to the 30:30 rule, The 2nd 30 refers what?

RT:  Which crime-fighting cartoon dog has the initals “S.D.” on his collar?

Commotio Cordis is the most common cause of sudden death in athletes under 35 yrs old.

On a CBC, low hemoglobin levels or hematocrit can indicate what condition?

The neuromuscular disorder that involves myelinated axon cells being destroyed/replaced by hard sclerotic tissue is....

Name the 4 valves of the heart in the order we auscultate them. Starting on the right, finishing on the left.

What is the most worrisome clinical sign for sudden cardiac death in athletes?

Rabies is the deadliest disease known to man.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Ultrasound imaging have what in common?

RT: Which is the highest mountain in Africa?

The rule of 100 refers to what 3 vital signs?

 RT: In which sport would you perform the Fosbury Flop?

Negative manifestations of the nervous system include all of the following except..

In diagnostic testing, a BMP stands for what?

Atrial Fibrillation is what we will typically see in patients suffering from a myocardial infarction.

A sequela of immunizations or vaccinations have been associated with …

SCT gives resistance to what disease?

An infection that presents with perifollicular pustules over a hair follicle should be examined for which bacteria?

Which form of hepatitis can be spread through sexual contact and is the least reported?

A wrestler w/ poor hygiene habits presents with a distinct patch of a red raised skin on his scalp. What do you suspect?

How long should an athlete be removed from play following a diagnosis of mononucleosis with an enlarged spleen?

Myocarditis can result from coxsackie virus B.

A resting HR of 120BPM would be considered?

Streptococci bacteria are typically found within the body in all of these places except …

Group B hemolytic streptococci causes all of the following types of infection except…

What condition requires a spinal tap for diagnosis?

An imaginary “box” that encompasses the space where a surgical procedure will occur is termed the …

Blood clots primarily form in arteries.

An individual that experiences a seizure should automatically be assumed to have epilepsy. 

Which of these meningeal layers contains cerebrospinal fluid?

Which of the following fungal infections is not contagious therefore requires no restriction for athletic participation?

Anti viral meds must be administered for at least ____hours, before RTP following a Herpes diagnoses?

Which of the following has no effect on the perceived severity of a concussion?

RT: Name the world’s largest ocean.