Prevention & Treatment of Athletic Injuries Exam #1

Body’s most efficient source of energy, Accounts for 55-60% of caloric intake.

AKA off-season, Hypertrophy/endurance phase(Lasts to 2 months), Strength phase, Power phase

Specific length of time that an individual can sue for injury resulting from negligence.

Follows the last competition, Unstructured, Loose; fun period

No length change occurs during contraction

Focus of the group is improving performance, performance enhancement & injury prevention

The Good Samaritan Law will protect you with all of the following but...

Body composition is the relationship between fat & lean body tissues

If an individual modifies a product and injuries result, the manufacture is still responsible

Has 4 calories/grams each

NonEssential must be obtained through diet, while Essential can be made by the body

Fats have how many calories/gram?

Most essential nutrient and most abundant in the body, Kidneys & solute accommodation

When looking at Body composition, where do both male and female stand?

Covers against claims of negligence on the part of the individual in a civil case

Muscle that contracts to perform the primary movement

Fatigue quickly, Anaerobic in nature, High force in a short amount of time, Powerful movements

Athlete is made aware of inherent risks involved in sport VOLUNTARILY participating

Required for growth, repair of the body, Enzyme production & hormone regulation, Amino Acids

All of the following are part of Active Range of Motion (AROM) except...

Deny hunger and are hyperactive - highly secretive, Tend to be too thin but feel fat

Emergency Action Plan Serves as initial evaluation form, as well as progress reports

Malfeasance

What does FERPA stand for?

Protects students against financial loss from medical or hospital bills, low-cost plans

Most concentrated source of energy, For normal growth& development>25-30% of caloric intake

When foot or hand are not in contact with the ground or supporting surface

Can be part of PPE or can be a separate appointment, Various degrees of detail concerning exam

Calcium

SAID stands for...

Sport Disqualification is...

Tends to be functional in nature, stretches that mimic components of athletic activity

Work with athletes from time of injury to resolution, Injury Prevention & Health Promotion

Magnesium

Antioxidants may prevent premature aging, cancers, heart disease and other health problems

Medicare is a federal insurance program designed for the aged and disabled

Fatigue resistant, Time necessary to produce force is greater, Long duration, Aerobic

HIPPA stands for

Less than a week-several months for seasonal sports, High low volume, skill training sessions

uncontrollable ingestion of large amounts of food in a short amount of time, forced vomiting

Malfeasance doing something that a reasonably prudent person would NOT do under same or similar

Tends to have many goals, Professional standards (Code of Ethics), Exchange of ideas...

You can establish a negligence case, even if you cannot prove all four components in the case

Fixed Equipment is...

Energy metabolism and oxygen transport

Eccentric is the lengthening of the muscle with contraction bc load is greater then force prod.

Oversee fitness of an athlete,Work with AT to modify workouts for injured athletes.

All of the following are roles of nutrition except

Misfeasance: improperly performing something the person has the legal right to do.

Standard of Reasonable Care is...

An act of omission is also known as Nonfeasance

Which of these is within the category of "Injury Care & Management?"

Policy that covers illness, hospitalization, and emergency care, sometimes offered at schools

Tort is defined as legal wrongs committed against a person (liability results)

A coach does all of the following except