WorksheetsChapters 1-6 Athletic Training CHS Review Part 2
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 19mins
SOAP notes are a way of recording an athlete's injury and the S stands for:
sensitivity
selectivity
soreness
subjective
Mechanism of injury is
what ligaments were injured
where the injury occurred
how did the injury occur
only important when you are talking about getting an xray
Motor skills involve moving the muscles
True
False
Dyspnea means bruising
True
False
Ecchymosis means shortness of breath
True
False
There are approximately 40% of all athletic trainers that work in the clinic/hospital/sports medicine clinic
True
False
What does NATA stand for:
(a)
What does BOC stand for?
(a)
Please put a check next to the 3 parts of the BOC Athletic Trainers Certification test
Written Simulation
Essay Exam
Video Simulation
Practical Exam
150 questions matching test
List the 5 steps that are done when caring for a wound
(a)
There are approximately 40% of all athletic trainers that work in the clinic/hospital/sports medicine clinic
True
False
List the order in which you would do things(5 things) when taking off tape
(a)
Osteology means:
Ventral aspect of the foot(sole of the foot)
refers to a deeper position
study of the skeletal system
study of function of the body
opposite of ventral your back surface when standing upright
Plantar means:
Ventral aspect of the foot(sole of the foot)
refers to a deeper position
study of the skeletal system
study of function of the body
opposite of ventral your back surface when standing upright
Internal means:
Ventral aspect of the foot(sole of the foot)
refers to a deeper position
study of the skeletal system
study of function of the body
opposite of ventral your back surface when standing upright
Physiology means:
Ventral aspect of the foot(sole of the foot)
refers to a deeper position
study of the skeletal system
study of function of the body
opposite of ventral your back surface when standing upright
Dorsal means:
Ventral aspect of the foot(sole of the foot)
refers to a deeper position
study of the skeletal system
study of function of the body
opposite of ventral your back surface when standing upright
This is used when you have an arterial bleed that can not be stopped
(a)
NATA means:
National Athletic Trainers Association
ventral aspect of the hand(commonly used when talking about the fingers)
ventral aspect of the hand(palm of hand)
Volar means:
National Athletic Trainers Association
ventral aspect of the hand(commonly used when talking about the fingers)
ventral aspect of the hand(palm of hand)
Palmer means:
National Athletic Trainers Association
ventral aspect of the hand(commonly used when talking about the fingers)
ventral aspect of the hand(palm of hand)
External or Peripheral means:
the front of the body or the body part
means near the surface
that specific portion of sports medicine which deals with competitive athletics
toward the top of the body or body part
Superior means:
the front of the body or the body part
means near the surface
that specific portion of sports medicine which deals with competitive athletics
toward the top of the body or body part
Anterior or Ventral means:
the front of the body or the body part
means near the surface
that specific portion of sports medicine which deals with competitive athletics
toward the top of the body or body part
Athletic Medicine means:
the front of the body or the body part
means near the surface
that specific portion of sports medicine which deals with competitive athletics
toward the top of the body or body part
The deepest form of a modality that generates the most heat is ultrasound?
True
False
Chronic conditions should be treated with Ice until all the black and blue leaves the body
True
False
A hydrocollator uses a sand/silicone mix encased in a canvas pad and is useful with with sub acute/chronic injuries as it produces heat and relaxation
True
False
A pulssimeter measure what 2 vital signs by attaching to a finger?
blood pressure and temperature
oxygen levels and pulse
oxygen levels and temperature
Range of motion and pulse
A sphygmomanometer is commonly referred to as:
Muscle Stim
Blood Pressure Monitor
cardiac monitor
blood oxygen level
An instrument that measures joint angles is:
vasoconstrictor
diathermy
TENS
goniometer
When you are in the stages where you have alot of swelling from a sprain you want to do things to assist the blood vessels to _________________________
Vasodilate
Vasoconstrict
