Athletic Trainers Vocabulary

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What is the definition of Injury Prevention?

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Strategies and practices aimed at reducing the occurrence and severity of injuries

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Rehabilitation is the process of restoring function and movement to an injured area through ______.

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therapy and exercises

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Assessment involves: A) The evaluation of an athlete's condition B) The study of mechanical laws C) Techniques and tools used by athletic trainers D) The process of maintaining adequate fluid levels.

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The evaluation of an athlete's condition

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Which of the following is a technique used by athletic trainers to aid in the healing process? Biomechanics, Orthopedic, Modalities, Kinesiology

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Modalities

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Biomechanics is the study of the mechanical laws relating to the movement or structure of living organisms, often used to improve athletic performance and ______.

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injury prevention

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Orthopedic relates to: A) The correction of deformities of bones or muscles B) The process of maintaining adequate fluid levels C) The ability of muscles and joints to move D) The scientific study of human movement.

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The correction of deformities of bones or muscles

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Concussion is defined as: A) A type of traumatic brain injury B) The ability of muscles and joints to move C) The process of restoring function D) The evaluation of an athlete's condition.

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A type of traumatic brain injury

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Flexibility refers to the ability of muscles and joints to move through their full range of motion, important for preventing ______.

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injuries

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Hydration is crucial for: A) Optimal athletic performance and recovery B) The correction of deformities C) The study of mechanical laws D) The evaluation of an athlete's condition.

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Optimal athletic performance and recovery

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Kinesiology is the scientific study of human movement, which helps athletic trainers understand how to improve performance and prevent ______.

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injuries