Sports Medicine 1, Chapter 1

Recognition, Evaluation, & Assessment of injuries is one of the responsibilities of an ATC; what are examples?

What entity is responsible for accreditation of athletic training education?

Chiropractors are medical doctors

An example of Risk Management & Injury Prevention

Athletic training is a female dominated profession.

This physician specializes in treating general illness & non-operative issues in patients under 18

Injury Care and Management professionals

A Chiropractor has a doctorate degree

A registered nurse has a legal right to decide about an athlete's return to participation?

NATA stands for

Organization that certifies Strength & Conditioning Coaches

What year was the first, full-time, female athletic trainer hired in the NFL?

Which physician treats hormone disorders?

Orthopedist treat injuries of:

Credentials for a nurse with an ADN or BSN are:

What year was the NATA founded?

Once the athlete has seen a Dr. for an injury, who is responsible for making the FINAL decision about return to play?

The ______ recognizes athletic training as an allied healthcare profession.

How many states have regulations regarding athletic training licensure

This physician treats mental illness:

Who might a team Dr. consult for another medical opinion before allowing the athlete to return to play?

What can lead to athletic trainer burnout?

A physician who treat skin disorders

Examples of Administrative Duties that may be performed by an ATC are:

A family's opinion should always influence a physician's decision about return to play

This physician specializes in treating disorders of the foot & lower leg.

Credentials for physical therapist:

What organization certifies athletic trainers in South Carolina?

A physician who specializes in treatment of injuries such as head injuries & nerve injuries

Credentials for certified athletic trainer:

An athlete who notices blood in their urine would see this physician

What relationship is the most important relationship in regards to the athlete's treatment?

Member of the Peripheral Sports Medicine Team

A broad field of medical practices who care for patients who are physicaly active & involved with sport

An athlete with a significant ankle sprain should be referred to this specialist (as a preferred choice)

Performance Enhancement professionals

A physician who specializes in treatment of health issues related to the female reproductive system

Certified athletic trainers must complete _____ ceus every two years for BOC requirements.

Which state has no regulations regarding athletic training?

Injury can effect social, emotional, intellectual, & physical aspects of the patient's life & can impact recovery

What organization certifies athletic trainers nationally?

You are qualified to sit for the NATA BOC exam as long as you have a Bachelor's degree

Exercise Physiologist may help athletes with

Name the member of the Central Sports Medicine Team

A sports psychologist can prescribe an athlete anti-anxiety medicine.

Who is ultimately responsible for diagnosing the injury & giving direction about treatment?

If the athletic trainer was not provided to work with a team the coach might be responsible for:

A psychiatrist has this degree that allows them to practice medicine:

Certified athletic trainers work _______ of a physician.

Athletic training education has moved to an entry level __________ degree.

Professional Development is one of the six responsibilities of an athletic trainer choose an example

Performance Enhancement is 1 of the 2 categories under the Sports Med. umbrella ___________ is the other.

An athlete could use a massage therapist for:

An athlete with a high heart rate & lightheadedness during activity would see this physician

Traditional setting where an athletic trainer may work

This physician treats general illness & non-operative injuries in adults