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Unit 1 Review

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is an example of equipment?

a)

Gauze

b)

Stationary Bike

c)

Tape

d)

Bandaids

2.

Which of the following is an example of expendable supplies?

a)

Bandaids

b)

Stationary Bike

c)

Treatment Tables

d)

Ice Machine

3.

Which type of documentation is to keep track of treatment provided for patients?

a)

Treatment Log

b)

Pre Participation Physical Exam

c)

Pre Participation Physical Exam

d)

Injury Evaluation/Progress Report

4.

An AT did not perform CPR or use the AED on a referee in cardiac arrest...what type of tort?

a)

Malfeasance (Act of Commission)

b)

Misfeasance

c)

Nonfeasance (Act of Omission)

5.

An AT injected an athlete with a pain medication during half time....what type of tort?

a)

Malfeasance (Act of Commission)

b)

Misfeasance

c)

Nonfeasance (Act of Omission)

6.

An athlete was burned when an AT applied a heat pad directly to the skin...what type of tort?

a)

Malfeasance (Act of Commission)

b)

Misfeasance

c)

Nonfeasance (Act of Omission)

7.

Which tort is committed when an individual makes a mistake while performing a legal duty?

a)

Malfeasance (Act of Commission)

b)

Misfeasance

c)

Nonfeasance (Act of Omission)

8.

Which tort is committed when an individual fails to perform a legal duty?

a)

Malfeasance (Act of Commission)

b)

Misfeasance

c)

Nonfeasance (Act of Omission)

9.

Which tort is committed when an individual performs an act that is not his/her legal duty?

a)

Malfeasance (Act of Commission)

b)

Misfeasance

c)

Nonfeasance (Act of Omission)

10.

What term is the number of years a person may sue for damages due to negligence?

a)

Negligence

b)

Assumption of Risk

c)

Tort

d)

Statute of Limitations

11.

What law provides protection for someone who chooses to provide first aid to a victim?

a)

Good Samaritan law

b)

Thanks for Trying Law

c)

Good American Law

d)

Good Person Law

12.

What is a waiver signed by a parent/athlete that acknowledges the chance of injury in sport?

a)

Negligence

b)

Assumption of Risk

c)

Tort

d)

Statute of Limitations

13.

What term means a legal wrong committed against a person?

a)

Negligence

b)

Assumption of Risk

c)

Tort

d)

Statute of Limitations

14.

What term means being legally responsible for the harm one causes another person?

a)

Negligence

b)

Liability

c)

Tort

d)

Statute of Limitations

15.

What term is the failure to use ordinary and reasonable care?

a)

Negligence

b)

Liability

c)

Tort

d)

Statute of Limitations

16.

The primary purpose of a pre-participation health exam is to determine:

a)

If an athlete is at risk before participating

b)

Body fat percentages

c)

Athlete skill level

d)

Athlete intelligence

17.

Which of the following regulates how an athlete’s health information can be shared?

a)

EAP

b)

HIPAA

c)

NOCSAE

d)

NATA

18.

What organization is responsible for creating minimum safety standards for equipment?

a)

EAP

b)

HIPAA

c)

NOCSAE

d)

NATA

19.

What is the name of the systematic plan to access the emergency medical system (ambulance)?

a)

EAP

b)

HIPAA

c)

NOCSAE

d)

NATA

20.

Which medical specialty uses a holistic approach to medicine?

a)

Osteopath

b)

Orthopedist

c)

Opthalmologist

d)

Dermatologist

e)

Neurologist

21.

Which medical specialty focuses on skin diseases and conditions?

a)

Osteopath

b)

Orthopedist

c)

Opthalmologist

d)

Dermatologist

e)

Neurologist

22.

What medical specialty focuses on the treatment of disorders of the musculoskeletal system?

a)

Osteopath

b)

Orthopedist

c)

Opthalmologist

d)

Dermatologist

e)

Neurologist

23.

What medical specialty focuses on the treatment of diseases of the eye and visual system?

a)

Osteopath

b)

Orthopedist

c)

Opthalmologist

d)

Dermatologist

e)

Neurologist

24.

What medical specialty focus on patients with conditions like brain and spinal cord injuries?

a)

Osteopath

b)

Orthopedist

c)

Opthalmologist

d)

Dermatologist

e)

Neurologist

25.

What sports med profession is usually the most involved with the athlete from injury to return?

a)

Athletic Trainer

b)

Physical Therapist

c)

Team Physician

26.

Who decides on ultimate athletic disqualification based on the history and pre-participation physical exam?

a)

Athletic Trainer

b)

Athletic Director

c)

Team Physician

27.

What sports med profession analyzes movement techniques to improve efficiency of movement?

a)

Biomechanist

b)

Physical Therapist

c)

Sports Nutritionist

d)

Dermatologist

28.

What sports med team member plans eating programs geared towards specific sports and athletes?

a)

Biomechanist

b)

Physical Therapist

c)

Sports Nutritionist

d)

Dermatologist

29.

What exam must someone pass to become a certified athletic trainer?

a)

GRE

b)

SAT

c)

ACT

d)

NATA BOC Exam

30.

What is the education requirement to become a certified athletic trainer?

a)

High School Diploma

b)

Medical School

c)

Nursing School

d)

Bachelor's or Master's degree from accredited program

31.

Which athletic training domain would include properly fitting helmet and shoulder pads?

a)

Injury Prevention

b)

Immediate and Emergency Care

c)

Clinical Eval and Diagnosis

d)

Organization and Administration

32.

Which athletic training domain would include being trained in CPR and AED use?

a)

Injury Prevention

b)

Immediate and Emergency Care

c)

Clinical Eval and Diagnosis

d)

Organization and Administration

33.

Which athletic training domain would include updating and organizing medical records?

a)

Injury Prevention

b)

Immediate and Emergency Care

c)

Clinical Eval and Diagnosis

d)

Organization and Administration

34.

Which athletic training domain would include evaluating injuries and making referrals when needed?

a)

Injury Prevention

b)

Immediate and Emergency Care

c)

Clinical Eval and Diagnosis

d)

Professional Responsibilities

35.

Which athletic training domain would include recognizing life threatening conditions?

a)

Treatment and Rehabilitation

b)

Immediate and Emergency Care

c)

Clinical Eval and Diagnosis

d)

Professional Responsibilities

36.

Which athletic training domain would include supervising rehabilitation exercise programs?

a)

Treatment and Rehabilitation

b)

Immediate and Emergency Care

c)

Clinical Eval and Diagnosis

d)

Professional Responsibilities

37.

Which athletic training domain would include educating the public on the roles of athletic trainers?

a)

Treatment and Rehabilitation

b)

Immediate and Emergency Care

c)

Clinical Eval and Diagnosis

d)

Professional Responsibilities

38.

What is the acronym for certified athletic trainer?

a)

ATC

b)

CAT

c)

TAC

d)

CTA

39.

What is the overall clinical goal of sports medicine?

a)

Improve and maintain the ability to stay active

b)

Tape ankles and fill water bottles

c)

Make ice bags

d)

Help athletes stay healthy

40.

What are the 2 main areas of sports medicine?

a)

Strength and Conditioning

b)

Injury Management and Human Performance

c)

Exercise Science and Nutrition

d)

Physical Education and Health