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WorksheetsUnit 1 Vocab
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 14mins
Prevention, evaluation and treatment of injuries sustained in athletic events
HOPS
Anatomy
Sports Medicine
Nutrition
A physical therapy assistant does not have any formal education.
True
False
The division of sports medicine that deals with the care and prevention of athletic injuries and the management of the training methods used by professional or amateur athletes and the active population
Physical Therapy
Athletic Training
Occupational Therapy
What is the Board of Certification (BOC)?
The certifying agency for athletic trainers
An insurance company
A not for profit organization designed to improve the field of athletic training
What is the NATA?
National Athletic Trainers Association
National Athletic Treatment Agency
New Athletic Travel Agency
National Athletic Trainers Agency
Kinesiology is the study
of how food impacts the body
of the mind
of how the body functions
of how the body moves
Psychology is the study
of how food impacts the body
of the mind
of how the body functions
of how the body moves
Physiology is the study
of how food impacts the body
of the mind
of how the body functions
of how the body moves
Anatomy is the
branch of science that studies of how food impacts the body
of the mind
branch of science that studies the structure of the body
of how the body moves
Nutrition is the
branch of science that studies of how food impacts the body
of the mind
branch of science that studies the structure of the body
of how the body moves
A method of exercise designed to prepare an individual to become physically able to do the activities they wish to do in daily life, without causing undue physical stress
Rehabilitation
Physical Therapy Program
Physical Fitness Program
Athletic Training Program
Choose which fields are included in sports medicine.
Psychology
Nutrition
Biology
Anatomy
An athletic trainer....
Deals with PREVENTION of athletic injuries
Deals with EVALUATION of athletic injuries
Deals with TREATMENT of athletic injuries
Deals with REHABILIATION of athletic injuries
Front of the body (a)
Farther from the midline (a)
Closer to the trunk of the body
Proximal
Distal
Supine
Prone
Closer to the surface of the skin
Supine
Deep
Superficial
Superior
Towards the feet
Internal rotation
Superior
Inferior
External rotation
Farther from the trunk
Lateral
Inferior
Supine
Distal
