Introduction to Athletic Training Chapter #1 Test

What is human anatomy?

• The study of how the body functions

• The study of muscles, bones, joints, and organs

• The study of human behavior

• The science of movement

What is human physiology?

• The study of how the body functions

• The study of muscles, bones, and joints

• The study of human behavior

• The science of movement

What is kinesiology?

• The study of how the body functions

• The study of muscles, bones, joints, and organs

• The study of human behavior

• The science of movement

After passing the NATA exam, the State of Michigan requires what?

• Registration

• Licensure

• Certification

• None of the Above

How many CEU's are required by the NATA every 2 years?

• 35

• 50

• 75

• 80

Who is NOT part of the peripheral sports medicine team?

• Neurologist

• Primary Care Physician

• Team Physician

• Dentist

NATA stands for what?

• National Athletic Trainer's Agency

• National Athletic Trainer's Association

• National Association of Trainers in America

• National Agency of Trainers in America

Which of the following should not be performed by an athletic trainer?

• Prevention of an injury

• Evaluation of an injury

• Treatment of an injury

• Diagnosis of an injury

• An athletic trainer can perform all of the above tasks.

Which of the following is NOT a way to obtain CEU's?

• Attend an athletic training conference/seminar

• Complete a home study course

• Conduct research

• Present at an athletic training conference

• All of the above can be used to obtain CEU's.

Which of the following does the State of Michigan require in order to get a license in athletic training?

• Fingerprints

• BOC verification (verify you passed the NATA exam)

• first aid certification

• Application

• All of the above are required.