ATRN 151 Final Exam Review

What is the position of a patient that presents with a dislocated hip?

What is Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome?

What is occurring physiologically in a grade 2 muscle STRAIN?

The most common type of fracture to occur within sport?

How many phases of throwing are there?

A varus force at the knee would cause damage to which structure?

Wear and tear,degeneration of the articular or hyaline cartilage may indicate what condition?

Which condition is characterized by an imbalance in sodium and water within the body?

A blow to the head causing injury on the opposite side of the brain

What are the components of Female Athlete Triad Syndrome?

The ACL prevents the ______ from moving forward?

What is the most commonly injured shoulder rotator cuff muscle?

Piriformis syndrome mimics what other condition?

Which of the following is a macronutrient?

Which hypothermic illness can lead to cell death and gangrene?

Provides medical care for low-income families and children

All ATC's work under the supervision/guidance of a physician.

The anterior hip muscles (hip flexors) are

When dealing with an unconscious athlete the first responder should immediately do what first?

Which of the following are ways to prevent heat illnesses?

Which of the following laws protects the privacy of educational records?

Which type of wound may occur with scraping against a rough surface such as grass/turf?

Which of the following are the medial ankle ligaments?

Severe pain in the heel and inability to tolerate the stress of weight bearing may indicate?

An athlete approaches you and describes headache, vision disturbances and nausea, what do you suspect?

Which injury is caused by inflamed bursa between the Achilles and calcaneus?

What muscle(s) are responsible for ankle dorsiflexion?

Neck/cervical fractures are not common in sports.

Heat syncope is synonymous for

How long does the inflammatory response phase of healing typically last?

What muscle(s) perform knee extension?

All of the following are signs of shock except ?

Which of the following indicate a normal respiration value?

The most important prevention to catastrophic neck and spine injuries is

Femoral fractures are common in sports.

Tommy John surgery repairs what ligament?

What is the longest bone in the human body?

An elbow most commonly dislocates which direction?

Nasal fractures and deviated septums are synonymous/the same.

Fat soluble vitamins include

What are all of the muscles that make up the hamstring group?

How do you use the flash to bang method to determine how far away lightening is?

Which muscles are more likely to develop myositis ossificans?

What is a hallux valgus deformity also known as?

How many carpal bones are there?

A fracture to the 5th metatarsal is known as

An athlete may return to play when a coach says they can.

What is a normal pulse range?

A small, round, fluid filled sac that cushions/lubricates joints

Lateral epicondylitis is also known as____

The most common shoulder dislocation occurs which direction?

Subdural and epidural hematomas generally present the same way clinically.

What muscle(s) perform shoulder abduction?

A PCL injury most likely occurs by falling on the _____aspect of a bent knee?

A subungal hematoma should be drained within 12-24 hours.

What does the glycemic index indicate about a food?

What muscles perform hip extension?

How many domains are there within the field of athletic training?

Rupture of the distal extensor tendon caused by a ball striking the tip of the finger is called

The NATA was founded in what year?

HCV is spread by which of the following infectious materials?

What are the two categories of the "sports medicine umbrella?"

Impacted cerumen should be treated with the use of cotton tip applicators.

A humerus fracture can be caused by

What is the length of time an individual has to sue for damages from negligence?

What does HOPS stand for?

If an ATC is employed by a school district, coaches do not need to be CPR certified.

How many joints are there in the shoulder complex?

Strains occur to what anatomical structures?

Liability is

If fractured this carpal bone tends to have poor healing due to poor vascularity

What is the name of the exam taken to become a certified athletic trainer?