SM1 Study Guide

The hip joint is an example of a freely movable ball and socket type.

If a physician finds a problem during the PPE, which of these in NOT a question to consider?

If a person is seriously injured, the onset of shock should always be suspected.

What is a ground fault interrupter most similar to?

In the anatomical position the palms face toward the back.

Which stretching method do you hold for a slow count?

The two distal joints of the fingers are good examples of what type of joint?

A medical professional who manipulates soft tissue.

Cloth is a good alternative for covering taping tables.

Sports medicine specialists have training that allows them to address the needs of the athlete.

Muscle contraction with no change in length?

Shin splints feel worse the next morning and a stress fracture feels better the next morning.

Which is not true about the composition of the foot composition?

Most common wrist injury, pain over the base of the thumb?

A legal wrong committed against a person is?

Which is NOT necessary to be adequately prepared for an emergency?

Which of the following are the freely moving joints?

Great toe sprain and turf toe describe the same injury.

During the PPE, a musculoskeletal assessment is only necessary for male athletes.

Based on the PPE results athletes may be cleared for some sports but not for others.

Ulnar nerve contusions does not usually require treatment.

Which of the following in NOT found in the wet area of the training room?

Crutches allow greater mobility for individuals suffering from upper extremity injuries.

The systolic pressure of the heart is due to what?

Flexing the foot so that the toes move toward the upper leg is called?

The term prehabilitation refers to treatment required by an individual after an injury.

Which of the following ligaments restricts movement of the menisci?

A doctor who treats musculoskeletal injuries such as the shoulder or knee.

In basketball, ACL tears are more common in males than in females.

A set length of time an individual may sue for damages is?

A doctor of the spinal cord and brain.

Which is not a domain of a certified athletic trainer?

The most important treatment for heatstroke is keeping the body from losing too much heat.

Sports medicine is a multidisciplinary approach to healthcare for people involved in sports.

How many pairs of ribs do we have?

The most common cause of Sudden Death Syndrome is?

The patella is the largest sesamoid bone in the human body.

Pulmonary veins empty blood from the lungs into the left atrium.

Title IX from the 1970s is one of the reasons athletic trainers are in such great demand today.

Which stretching method can cause injuries to muscles?

Shin splints are a more serious injury than stress fractures,though their symptoms are similar.

Injury that cuts the extensor tendon?

Which of the following is NOT true of the heart?

Athletic trainers typically work varying schedules that often exceed 40 hours per week.

Latex gloves can be reused if sterilized properly.

Static stretching is a gradual stretching of muscle through its entire range of motion.

Compartment syndrome of the lower leg can cause?

Practice drills are not necessary if a thorough emergency plan is available.

The basic size of the athletic training room should be at least?

Muscle contraction with shortening and lengthening of the muscle?

Most high schools in the US have training room facilities designed just for athletic training.

Epistaxis is?

The axial (transverse) plane divides the body into upper and lower portions.

Which of these is not a sports med specialist?

PPE should have a comprehensive overall assessment only if the athlete has a history of injury.

When limbs are immobilized to allow broken bones to repair, hypertrophy is a major concern.

Nonemergencies do not need to be reported to the certified athletic trainer.

The training room must be easily accessible to both male and female athletes.

Training method that uses a series of exercise stations?

The coronal or frontal plane divides the body into a left and right side.

Training method that uses gravity as resistance?

What motion is this?

All members of the AT staff are responsible for knowing, and being able to implement, an EAP.

What motion is this?

A written plan to prepare for emergency situations?

If working outside their scope of practice & expertise, ATCs are protected against being sued.

Federal law that provided equal funding and opportunities for all

Components of an EAP include

Injury where a huge lump appears on the base of the wrist?

Which of the following would not contribute to cardiorespiratory conditioning?

Well trained student aides can assist the ATC in most aspects of the athletic training program.

Which of these in a NON consumable supply?

Should all areas of the athletic training room be cleaned daily?

Which of the knee ligaments attaches the femur to the fibula?

Athletic competition and participation has dwindled in the past few decades.

Today’s athletes range in age from early adolescence through senior citizens.

Which of the following is true of fast twitch fibers?

Injury that has inflammation and compresses the nerves in the hand?

Life threatening heat emergency?

An organization, established in 1950 to set standards for Athletic Trainers?

Which is NOT an effect of cardiorespiratory conditioning

Which of these is a comsumable supply

The athlete's circle of care is centered on the?

The pubofemoral ligament is the strongest ligament in the body.

A period of time that the athlete uses to prepare for the upcoming season

Pain and tenderness on the bottom of the foot could be plantar fasciitis.

Articular cartilage provides a smooth, low friction surface during  joint movements.

Athletic competition involves a high risk of injury.

A systemic reaction to a sting/bite has pain, swelling, redness,and a bump surrounding it.

According to OSHA, caregivers should wash their hands before & after contact with patients.

Blood travels from venules through capillaries and then into arterioles.