How many chambers does the heart have?

Unoxygenated blood enters the heart on the right side from the superior and inferior vena cava

What blood vessel sends blood from the heart to the rest of the body?

Treatment for heatstroke consists of all of the following actions

When is heatstroke most likely to occur?

Treatment of anaphylactic shock consists of all of the following actions except

How does the BP in an athlete with a spleen injury differ from that of an athlete in shock?

What is the first symptom of internal hemorrhage?

What is the most important thing to do to avoid injury to the bladder?

What is hematuria?

What is the main reason for disallowing an athlete with mono from playing contact sports?

Which of the following is a major symptom of traumatic shock?

What type of shock is also called blood poisoning

The abdominal cavity consists of which of the following organs

The thoracic cavity consists of all of the following EXCEPT:

Collection of air in the pleural space is called:

Coughing up blood is an indication of an injury and internal bleeding to which area?

Signs and symptoms of bulima include all of the following except:

Which lipoprotein transports free cholesterol from the membranes to the liver for catabolism?

What factors contribute to secondary ammenorhea?

Tinnutus means:

A common mechanism for anterior glenohumeral dislocation is:

The most common mechanism of injury for an acromioclavicular injury is:

What seal must be present on all football helmets?

What year was NATA founded?

Where is the current headquarters of the NATA?

Mouthgaurds protect:

A properly fitted ear guard can prevent:

The chin strap of a football helmet:

The neoprene sleeve:

The lace-up ankle brace functions mainly as:

What ions retains water in the body?

Painful menstruation, which may be caused by hormonal imbalances or ischemia of the pelvic organs is called:

Absence of the menstrual period is called

Reye's syndrome is associated with children and teenagers who appear to be recovering from the chicken pox or influenza and are given ____________ to help decrease their pain and fever

This injury is also known as a pump bump and is caused from constant pressure and rubbing from the heel of a shoe

This injury often occurs due to stepping in a hole or twisting the foot. A pop is felt, along with a sharp pain on the lateral aspect of the foot and typically an inability to bear weight. Treatment includes casting for 6-8 weeks or placing a screw

Which of the following muscles is located in the anterior compartment of the lower leg?

What is the correct number of bones in each region of the foot?

An athlete with Pes Cavus has a flat arch

The single most common injury in athletics is?

The ankle joint is known as:

What is the EAP?

The process of looking for life-threatening injuries is known as what?

When you come on the scene of an accident or injury, what is the first thing that should be established?

The AVPU scale is used to determine a victim's level of consciousness. Which of the following is not a true part of AVPU

You find an athlete facedown, and unresponsive. They are not breathing. Due to the position found, you believe they could have a head or neck injury. The appropriate way to open their airway here is the head tilt, chin lift method.

What is the appropriate CPR ratio for an adult who is unresponsive?

The newest BLS standards state that the appropriate depth for chest compressions is:

What is the appropriate rate of compressions for CPR?

The CPR ratio is the same for babies, children, and adults

Extensive internal or external bleeding is known as:

Which of the following would be the FIRST thing you do for a victim who is bleeding externally?

If I go to palpate an athlete's injury, what am I doing?

Which of the following illnesses is not one of the 3 most significant bloodborne pathogens?

Which major organ is infected in Hepatitis infections

Which of the following BBP infections is the most common chronic bloodborne infection in the US AND is the leading cause of liver transplants?

HIV is considered to be a worldwide pandemic with over 36 million people infected worldwide. What region of the world is most heavily afflicted?

A person with HIV that goes untreated can eventually develop Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome- AIDS, which can kill you within 2 years after symptoms develop. HIV destroys which system in the body.

This is an incomplete fracture that occurs in the soft, growing bones of adolescents

This specific fracture type affects the growth plates of long bones and occurs only in adolescents

This fracture type occurs at a 90 degree angle to the long axis of the bone and usually results from a direct blow to the bone

Lyme disease is a bacterial infection caused by the bite of which type of insect?

One of the early signs of a Lyme disease infection is a "bullseye" rash

Upper respiratory infections involve all of the following structures except:

Infectious mononucleosis is caused by which virus?

Which internal organ is typically enlarged with a case of mononucleosis?

The most common form of seizures seen in athletes is:

What internal organ is diseased if the athlete presents with jaundice?

An excessively high level of blood sugar

Discomfort and uneasiness caused by illness:

Which term is best defined by the following: a loss of balance in an individual that may be associated with dizziness.

Failure to act like a normal person would in your circumstance, failure to provide reasonable care

This standard states that you will use common sense in any situation

This type of muscle soreness is most severe 24-48 hours after the workout

Which one of these is NOT a sign or symptom of inflammation?

Which of the 3 phases of the Healing process comes first?

The maturation-remodeling phase can take up to how long to complete?

This mechanical force of injury involves two tissues being crushed together

Which acronym is correct regarding the signs and symptoms of a stroke?

This class of medications reduces the amount of hydrochloric acid in the stomach. Maalox and Tums are two common examples

Rubor, Tumor, Dolor, Calor and Laeso Functio are the Latin terms for the 5 signs of inflammation

The shoulder is which type of joint?

The scapulothoracic joint is the shoulder's only point of attachment to the axial skeleton

Normal shoulder flexion is how many degrees?

With shoulder injuries, the painful arc is what?

Which group of muscles originate on the axial skeleton and attach to the humerus?

Which of the muscles originating on the axial skeleton produces shoulder extension, adduction, and internal rotation?

Which of the following major muscles that moves the shoulder has 3 parts, and produces flexion, abduction and extension

Which of the following muscles is NOT part of the rotator cuff

Which muscle of the rotator cuff produces internal rotation

Which of the following muscles is responsible for scapular retraction?

What does the Apprehension test look for?

The Neer test looks for which shoulder pathology?

Which muscle of the rotator cuff is most commonly strained?

Shoulder separation; involves the acromioclavicualr and coracoclavicular ligaments

The most frequently broken bone in children; usually the result from a fall on the lateral aspect of the shoulder or FOOSH

More common in the elderly; caused by FOOSH

When the head of humerus moves anteriorly out of the joint socket; caused by a forced abduction and external rotation

Wear and tear of the rotator cuff (RTC) tendons and inflammation of the subacromial bursa.

Inflammation of the shoulder joint capsule which leads to loss of shoulder range of motion.

Empty can test is for evaluation of

artery that goes under clavicle

This movement is

Artery used for blood pressure

Which of the following is not a sign or symptom of a clavicle fracture?

Which of the following muscles do “ceiling punches?”

The humerus articulates with the

Thoracic outlet syndrome is caused by compression of

What does the suffix 'ology' mean?

Which prefix means 'fast'?

Which word means 'too slow heart'?

What does the root word OSTEO mean?