Organizational & Professional Health & Well-Being (Part 2)

Sports medicine encompasses all of the following fields of study except:

Who should make the final decision of an athlete's eligibility for participation in organized athletic activity?

Which could present a problem for the AT when using a computer to store medical records?

An AT discovers he's been infected with HIV. All of the following would be prudent steps for the AT to take except:

Part of professional development is networking within your profession. This is accomplished by which of the following?

What is a medical condition called that is not covered by health insurance?

Which of the following is not one of the 4 principles of the NATA code of ethics?

All of the following are violations of the BOC Standards of practice except:

The statute of limitations involving a negligence suit has a limit of how many years?

Continuing education units may be obtained through all of the following methods except:

All of the following are advantages of inspection production of supervision except:

The NATA code of ethics is defined as which of the following?

Which are factors that influence space requirements when designing a sports medicine facility?

The only individual who should have access to databases containing an athlete's medical records should be __ and __.

When taking a history from an athlete during initial injury eval. which level of listening should the AT be functioning?

Which individuals should the AT consult with in the care of a patient that has pain from a hallux valgus deformity

Which type of insurance should the AT carry in case of a criminal complaint involving negligence?

Which of the following is a possible employment setting for an athletic trainer

What does it mean when one fails to act when there is a legal duty to do so?

Which models of supervision for a head AT could be describes as a mentoring approach?

Sports medicine is a term that includes all of the following specializations related to the study of sport except:

An AT shares a pts EMR w/o podiatrist w/o the pts consent. This violates which of the 4 NATA code of ethics principles

Who is responsible for compiling medical histories and conducting physical examinations for each athlete on a team?

All of the following are considered members of the primary sports medicine team except:

___ and ___ are 2 major components of "professionalism."

A pt. steps out of a whirlpool onto a slippery wet floor, falls & fx wrist. The AT may be considered ___ in this case.

Which of the following is a way for an athletic trainer to protect him or herself from negligence?

All of the following are steps an AT can take to avoid litigation except:

Which of the following is not an approach to ethical decision making?

Which one of the following would be an example on a component of evidence-based practice?

The rules, standards, & principles that dictate proper conduct among members of a society or profession are known as ___

Which word defines a person who is highly cooperative in a support plan?

What organization publishes CPT codes on an annual basis?

The following topics relating to aids should include all of the following except:

When was the NATA officially formed?

All of the following are advantages of inspection production supervision except:

Method 4 funding public SMFs uses an institution's assets in cash & investments not normally used 4 operational purposes

What is the state of being legally responsible for the harm one causes another person?

Ats should carry what type of insurance?

A sports medicine program should include which of the following in order to be successful?

Torts are legal wrongs committed against a person or his/her property. Such wrongs may be a direct result of __ or __.

A properly organized ATF should have separate, designated areas for all of the following except:

The athletic administrator's role includes which of the following?

Which is a legal defense that claims an injured plaintiff understood the risk of activity & freely chose to participate?

Which principle of the NATA code of ethics is violated if an AT is observed to be intoxicated while at work?

Which of the following professionals possesses expertise in the analysis of human motion?

What is negligence?

All of the following are true about state certification/licensure with respect to athletic trainers except:

What is a deductible?

The best way to select the individuals being drug tested is to use which of the following methods?

What would be included in the capital expenses of an athletic training program?

In what year were ATC recognized by the AMA as allied health care professionals

An AT is working in a clinical setting, Which populations is the athletic trainer best suited to treat?

A coach tries to convince you a pt. w/ impetigo, can return early to wrestle. What's your response according to NATA COE

AT scope of practice parameters set by legislation fall into all of the following areas except:

Which of the following is not a domain of athletic training?

Which of the following should a certified athletic trainer be concerned with when treating athletes?

What is one of the most important forms the athlete must complete in the Pre-participation Physical Examination?

Who is the accrediting body for entry-level athletic training programs?

The AT can avoid the risk of litigation by doing all of the following except:

Which quality is needed in order to be an effective educator in an AT program?

All are considered support personnel that work along with the AT to ensure the health and safety of the pt. excpet:

Which of the following is not necessary when obtaining insurance information for a patient's medical records?

Although an AT has successfully passed the BOC exam, they also must be knowledgeable in the state's:

Which principle of the NATA code of ethics is violated if an AT refuses to treat an athlete based on ethnicity?

What type of athletic insurance pays for covered medical expenses only after all other policies reached their limits?

Which is not a classification of regulation utilized when allowing an AT the right to practice with a specific state?

ATs are which type of decision maker?

All are guidelines and position statements released by the NATA except:

When answering a scout's questions, for you to detail a prospect's surgery & outline the rehab., the AT should do what?

Which of the following health care providers would be known as a primary care provider?

Athletic doctors, owners, staff, and ___ are all part of the major interest group.

Using a best practices approach suggests that medical records for all patients is a good idea for all except:

How hight should the electrical outlets be placed above the floor in the ATF?

____ and ____ are 2 signs of occupational "burnout."

Which are types of state regulation status for ATs?

Which is a form of state credential established by statute & intended to protect the public that regulates practice?

Which of the following is covered in a rider in an athletic accident insurance policy?