AT Class #1

Which role of an AT is related to continuing education and remaining current in the field?

• injury prevention
• health care administration
• professional development and responsibility
• none of the above

Which of the following is a traditional work setting for ATs?

• schools
• sports medicine clinics
• health clubs
• industrial sites
• a and b

Who of the following is a member of the central sports medicine team?

• coach
• athlete
• equipment manager
• podiatrist
• a and b

Athletic Training is defined as

• a team of people who like sports and get injured
• medicine used to assist an injured athlete
• care of physically active people who have experienced an athletic injury or illness
• care of anyone who has experienced an injury or illness

Who of the following is not part of the central sports medicine team?

• student assistant
• AT
• team physician
• coach

Which of the following is not a requirement for becoming a certified AT?

• earning a bachelor's degree from an accredited program
• working with athletes who have been injured
• earning continuing education credits after graduation
• passing the certification examination for athletic training

Which of the following blood borne conditions is preventable with a series of immunization shots?

• hepatitis B
• hepatitis IV
• HIV (human immunodeficiency virus)
• herpes

Which of the following is often included in a preparticipation examination?

• blood pressure measurement
• ear, nose, and throat examination
• heart, lung, and abdomen examination
• height and weight measurement
• all of the above

Which of the following best defines the concept of informed consent?

• a close connection between the way a person acts and the result of an injury
• being fully apprised of the risks involved in participating in a specific activity
• giving permission to be treated
• failing to act as a reasonably prudent person would act in a similar situation

Which of the following best defines the concept of assumption of risk?

• a close connection between the way a person acts and the result of an injury
• being fully apprised of the risks involved in participating in a specific activity
• giving permission to be treated
• failing to act as a reasonably prudent person would act in a similar situation