When was the National Athletic Trainer's Association founded?

When did the American Medical Association recognize that athletic training was an allied profession?

Choose all those who would be on the Sports Medicine team.

How many areas are there in an adequate athletic training facility?

A wrong or injury suffered by an individual as a result of another person's conduct.

HIPAA, which prohibits unauthorized release of information concerning medical status, stands for?

Negligence

FERPA-Federal Education Right to Privacy Act;

Title IX-Which states that males and females must have equal access to the athletic training rooms and strength training and rehabilitation facilities was amended in what year?

What types of records should be kept on file in a training room? (Check all that apply)

What types of employment opportunities are there for Athletic trainers? (check all that apply)

What does RICE stand for?

How many bones are in the human body?

What is the average blood pressure of a healthy adult?

What is the pulse in your neck called?

An athletic trainer can diagnose an injury?

A personal trainer and an athletic trainer have the same training and education.

A Coach can release an athlete back to practice if the athlete tells them they are feeling fine, without a doctor's note.

As a student trainer, you are expected to;

When was the National Athletic Trainer's Association founded?

The National Federation of High School Associates (2017) estimates that nearly _______ million children are involved in high school sports.

The _____ recognized athletic training as an allied health profession in 1991.

Certified athletic trainers _____.

Which of the following is part of the National Athletic Trainer's Association (NATA) Code of Ethics?

Certified athletic trainers have at minimum, a(n) _____ degree.

According to NATA, the average salary for athletic trainers in the high school setting is about $____.

Which of the following is part of the Athletes' Bill of Rights?

A(n) ________ health profession is one that contributes to or assists the professions of physical medicine, dentistry, optometry, pharmacy and podiatry.

Since the enactment of Title _____, the number of females participating in athletics has grown substantially.

The word _______ means "obligated according to law or equity; responsible."

Medical professionals today regard the _______ oath as fundamental to the practice of medicine.

The Athletes' ________ sets standards and expectations for the fair treatment of any individual involved in sport or athletic competition.

Athletic training includes the prevention, recognition, evaluation, and care of injuries associated with exercise and sport.

Athletic training was not recognized as an allied health profession until 1901.

In a high school setting, the work week may be from 40 - 60 hours, and the athletic trainer may have contact with dozens of athletes.

Generally, secondary schools are HIPAA covered entities.

Coaches and parents must recognize that the needs of the athlete are paramount and take precedence over the needs, desires and agendas

According to the Athlete's Circle of Care, the athlete on a team, reports to _____ with a medical complaint.

Which of the following is an accredited certification for the Personal Trainer credential?