Exam 1 Review

In athletic training, any individual who is ill/ injured & is being treated by an AT is referred to as a(n):

What is the professional organization for athletic trainers?

Distress is also known as “bad stress” and can contribute to poor health.

A permanent functional disability is called a catastrophic injury.

Which of the following is not a goal of a professional organization?

ATs never have to manage budgetary concerns.

Flu generally has an incubation period of:

What are written statements that identify basic rules & principles (what&why) used to control/expedite decision making?

Athletic trainers and personal trainers require the same level of education for certification.

Some psychological traits may predispose an athlete to repeated injury.

Who is responsible for maintaining hygiene and sanitation in the athletic training clinic?

Keeping accurate, updated medical records is not essential for ATs.

In athletic training, the first step in establishing a health care program is to:

Which of the following professional domains of athletic training requires an AT to design recovery programs?

Measles can potentially cause an enlarged spleen.

A digital method of recording patient medical history, demographics, and insurance/billing information is known as a(n):

An AT works under the direction of a physician.

Which of the following should be included in an individual's medical history on a PPE? 

Which term refers to the proportion of a population with a particular condition at a specific point in time?

Hay fever may be relieved by:

In athletic training, a health care facility for treating individuals who have illness/injury is referred to as a(n):

The rate and degree of injury assessment is the same for all athletes.

Through active listening, the AT must learn to listen for what type(s) of underlying emotion? 

The crisis management plan of an athletic training institution involves:

Which of the following symptoms is not characteristic of an asthma attack?

When explaining an injury to the patient, the AT should avoid using excessive medical terminology.

Which of the following is an example of consumable capital equipment?

The branch of medicine that concerns the incidence, distribution & control of diseases is known as:

Clinical care decision making based on the current best available indications in professional literature is known as: