HOSA Sports Medicine Practice Exam

What is the average number of teeth for an adult?

• 26

• 30

• 32

• 28

What does HOPS stand for?

• History Observation Palpation Special Tests

• Health Organization Principles Society

• Health Occupation Priority Service

• Head Office Processing System

During the history part of an athlete's evaluation, you're answering which of these questions?

• How did the injury happen?

• What are you observing?

• What does the patient feel?

• What physical tests would determine diagnoses?

The ability of an athlete to move a certain body is:

• Mechanism of Injury

• Range of Motion

• Special Tests

• Observation

Which of the following is not a type of range of motion?

• Active Range of Motion

• Passive Range of Motion

• Resistive Range of Motion

• Observational Range of Motion

Which of the following is true about Active Range of Motion?

• The patient is moving the joint alone.

• The examiner is moving the joint without patient assistance.

• The examiner is assisting the movement of the patient.

• The examiner is resisting the movement of the patient.

Which of the following is true about Passive Range of Motion?

• The patient is moving the joint alone.

• The examiner is moving the joint without patient assistance.

• The examiner is assisting the movement of the patient.

• The examiner is resisting the movement of the patient.

Which of the following is true about Resistive Range of Motion?

• The patient is moving the joint alone.

• The examiner is moving the joint without patient assistance.

• The examiner is assisting the movement of the patient.

• The examiner is resisting the movement of the patient.

MOI stands for:

• Mechanism of Injury

• Mode of Investigation

• Mode of Injury

• Mechanism of Investigation

An athlete comes into your training room complaining of pain in their lateral epicondyle. They tell you that they recently tried out for pitcher on the baseball time and has thrown 100 pitches in the last 2 days. You suspect they have tennis elbow. What special tests would you perform on this athlete to be sure of your diagnosis?

• Mill's Test

• Piano Key Test

• Apley's Test

• Talar Tilt Test