SPORTS MEDICINE FINAL

Movement of a body part toward the mid-line is______

What does a slig psychrometer measure?

Sugars and starches are examples of what?

What is isotonic exercise? And example..

Where can you find the proper electrode placement with an AED?

What is isometric exercise? And example..

Which athletes should be watched most carefully for heat problems?

Wound in which the skinis rubbed off is an _______

Wound in which the skin is evenly cut is __________

__is a feeling of weakness and tiredness caused by depletion of water and electrolytes

What is PNF stretch?

Wound in which the skin is unevenly cut is __________

What is an AED

Movement of a body part away from mid-line is ____

What is the 1st step in controlling bleeding

Systems of shock are NOT***

Contact Sport

when giving an orthopedic stress test for a ligament, how should a lealthy ligament feel?

What is most important to replace post event?

The more sensative HIV test that detects antibodies to HIV proteins is the _________

__is a painful spasm of skeletal muscle caused by depletion of water and electrolytes w/ sweat

How should salt lost during activity be replaced?

#1 State in lightening related injury

What should be given to a person having a diabetic reaction?

what are the therapeutic goals for electrotherapy?

Where are blood cells formed?

How often should physical exams be given?

When doing CPR on adults, what is the correct ratio of compressions to breaths?

How should you dispose of syringe?

The organization__ primary purpose is of establishing professional standards for Athletic Tr.?

The opening of a joint form a bent position is called ____

A ligament is a dense fibrous connective tissue that connects ___to___

With the deregulation of AED, who can use these devices

When doing rescue breathing on an infant, how often should you give breaths?

What can an Athletic Trainer can do to reduce the risk litigation?

The two most common and most significant bloodbourne pathogens are __ and __

Uniform has blood on it? What to do

Normal body temperature?

Most important thing to do in an emergency is ___

In what quantities should water be available to atheletes?

What is the 3rd step in controlling bleeding

What is the leading cause of death in the U.S.?

One of the most important aspects of a good evaluation is by taking a good ________

The Disease transmission, the ____ recommends that to protect an athlete, clean everything.

Systolic blood pressure indicates the ability for the heart to _________________________

What is PNF exercise?

Many people who experience a heart attack _____ they are having one.

How can blood and muscle lactic acid levels be decreased after exercise?

Organism that depends on the nutrients from other cells is known as an _____

The chain of survival includes early access, CPR, defibrilation and _____

__is more likely to be spread than HIV bc it is a heartier virus and survives outside of body

When is defibrillation needed?

Turning the palm of the hand or the sole of the foot laterlaly is _______

When the athlete is being placed on a spine board, who is in control?

What is isokinetic exercise?

Turning the palm of the hand or the sole of the foot medially is _____

An infected person with HIV may test positve __-__ weeks after infection

How often should you check pulse during CPR?

The most efficient source of energy is

__can survive 1 week in dried blood, making it more easily transmitted than HIV

What type of taping helps relieve shin splints?

Is char. by extreme weak, exhaustion, headache, dizziness, sweating and loss of consc.

What should the tables in the athletic room be cleaned with?

___is a true medical emergency caused by overheating from breakdown of he sweating mechanism

What is a static strectch?

What is aerobic exercise?

When giving CPR to an infant, at what rate should you compress the chest?

What are the fat soluble vitamins?

An ______ would be a good choice for a team physician?

When using flash to bang, every 5 seconds equals _______

After a virus enters and attacks a host cell, it does what?

#2 state in lightening related injury

What type of wrap would be used to apply compression on the forearm?

What percentage of daily weight loss is considered to be safe?

When doing rescue breathing on an adult, how often should you give breaths?

How is the HBV vaccine given?

What is a 3rd degree sprain?

The bending of a joint is called _____

What type of wrap should be used to support an injured elbow?

A tendon is a dense fibrous connective tissue that connects ___to___

Collision sport?

When doing rescue breathing on an adult, how often should you give breaths?