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Sports Med Final Exam Review Day 1
Sports Med Final Exam Review Day 1
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A good history questions is "is your pain here or here?"
True
False
2
How might different athletes view and respond to pain during competition?
All athletes ignore pain to stay in the game
Pain tolerance and response vary based on personal experience and culture
Athletes always stop playing when they feel pain
Pain is only seen as a weakness by all athletes
3
A patient with a suspected epidural hematoma typically exhibits which of the following symptoms?
Brief LOC followed by a period of lucidity, then rapid deterioration
Severe dizziness without loss of consciousness
Slow, progressive headache
Chronic neck pain
4
Which of the following best describes the concept of "Assumption of Risk" in an athletic setting?
An athlete is automatically protected from injury due to insurance coverage
agree to play despite understanding the potential risks of injury
A coach is responsible for all injuries that occur during play
An athlete must sign a waiver to participate in sports
5
Which of the following is a key preventative measure to reduce the risk of injury and subsequent litigation in sports?
Ensuring all athletes undergo a PPE before participation
Encouraging athletes to play through pain
Ignoring weather conditions during practices
Offering free medical treatment to athletes
6
During the subacute repair and regeneration phase scar tissue formation occurs
True
False
7
What is a common physical symptom of overtraining in athletes?
Increased energy levels
Improved sleep quality
Decreased heart rate during exercise
Frequent injuries and prolonged soreness
8
Cell death is referred to as
hypertrophy
hypoxia
hyponatremia
hypothermia
9
Which of the following is a major risk of Second Impact Syndrome?
loss of conciousness
loss of coordination
difficulty breathing
Increased intracranial pressure
10
The RICE method stands for Rest, Ice, Competition & Elevation
True
False
11
Equipment that does not meet NOCSAE standards can legally be issued to at
False
True
12
Which of the following are the five classic signs of inflammation?
Fever, vomiting, coughing, sweating, and chills
Heat, redness, swelling, pain, and loss of function
Bruising, bleeding, numbness, tingling, and stiffness
Itching, flaking, dryness, rash, and redness
13
Which of the following is true about the "Good Samaritan Law"?
It allows healthcare professionals to refuse care in emergencies
protects providers from liability when offering care in an emergency
It only applies to licensed professionals in healthcare facilities
It mandates that healthcare providers must charge for their services
14
Which of the following best describes athletic burnout?
A temporary feeling of excitement before a game
state of physical/emotional exhaustion due to excessive training and stress
A normal part of every athlete’s routine
A sign of mental weakness
15
What is a well-rounded approach to addressing depression in athletes?
Isolating from the team to deal with it alone
Training harder to distract from feelings
Ignoring the issue and waiting for it to pass
Recognizing causes, seeking support from a mental health professional,
16
Which of the following actions would be a violation of ethical conduct in a Sports Medicine setting?
Providing care within the scope of your training and qualifications
Falsifying injury reports to cover up an incident
Communicating openly and honestly with athletes about their condition
Maintaining confidentiality and respecting athlete privacy
17
What are some common types of fractures? Select all that apply.
spiral
greenstick
compression
transverse
18
What is palpation?
sounds
touch
smell
sight
19
Which law requires that athletes with disabilities be provided equal access to sports programs and activities?
The Good Samaritan Law
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
Title IX
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
20
What is the most effective way to reduce the risk of injury in an athletic setting?
Ignoring environmental factors like weather conditions
Allowing athletes to play without warm-up or stretching
Ensuring athletes wear proper equipment and follow safety protocols
Encouraging athletes to push through pain to build endurance
21
Which action best demonstrates professionalism and teamwork in a Sports Medicine lab setting?
Ignoring your partner when they need help
Complaining about the assignment to your instructor
Rushing through the task to finish quickly
Offering support and clear communication to your partner when needed
22
A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury that usually involves a loss of consciousness and permanent brain damage.
False
True
23
HIPS injury assessment refers to history, inspection, palpation and special testing?
False
True
24
What is the purpose of the inflammatory response in the healing process after an injury?
To prevent blood from reaching the injury site
To start tissue breakdown for muscle growth
To permanently swell the injured area
To protect the area, remove damaged cells, and begin healing
25
Bones of the skull include the frontal, occipital, parietal, and temporal?
False
True
26
An acute injury is one that develops slowly over time, while a chronic injury occurs suddenly and is typically severe.
True
False
27
Which of the following typically requires a Master's degree or higher and involves diagnosing and treating mental health
Occupational Therapist
Psychologist
Massage Therapist
Physical Therapist
28
The frontal plane divides the body into equal right and left halves.
False
True
29
Why is having liability insurance important for a Sports Medicine professional?
It ensures that athletes receive compensation for injuries
It protects in case of legal action related to negligence or injury
It helps cover the costs of medical treatment for athletes
It guarantees that athletes will not get injured
30
What does the term "Battery" refer to in the context of Sports Medicine?
A coach’s physical contact with a player during training
Failure to provide adequate medical care
Giving consent for medical treatment
Unlawfully touching or treating an athlete without consent
31
Which of the following nerves is NOT a branch of the brachial plexus?
radial
median
ulnar
femoral
32
Which example best represents a SMART goal for an injured athlete in rehabilitation?
"Improve ankle flexibility by 10 degrees in 3 weeks with daily stretching."
"Work hard and hope for the best."
"Get better soon."
"Be the best player on the team again someday."
33
A bicep curls is performed within the saggital plane?
False
True
34
Vasodilation describes the tissue response of getting smaller
True
False
35
Special tests test structural integrity
True
False
36
How can relaxation techniques like deep breathing or progressive muscle relaxation help athletic performance?
They make athletes faster without training
They replace the need for physical conditioning
They help reduce anxiety and improve focus under pressure
They eliminate all risk of injury
37
Which of the following are
all
possible sources of anxiety that athletes may experience?
Trauma from past injuries, performance stress, and specific phobias
Watching game film, resting after games, and setting goals
Team support, improved skills, and routine practice
Proper hydration, team bonding, and healthy meals
38
What are the types of range of motion? Select all that apply
Passive
Restorative
Resistive
Active
39
Wolff's Law states that bones will become weaker in response to increased mechanical stress.
False
True
40
A first degree injury is a complete rupture of the tissue
False
True
41
Which of the following describes the five stages of psychological response an athlete might experience after an injury?
Sadness, Denial, Hope, Acceptance, Stress
Shock, Denial, Anger, Guilt, Understanding
Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance
Anger, Excitement, Fear, Relief, Acceptance
42
Which of the following is NOT typically a job setting for a Physical Therapist?
Hospitals
Schools
Construction sites
Private clinics
