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Unit One Review

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An athletic trainer certified by the Board of Certification

a)

LAT

b)

ATC

c)

BOC

2.

A certified athletic trainer who is licensed by a state to practice athletic training.

a)

BOC

b)

LAT

c)

ATC

3.

A group dedicated to enhancing the quality of health care and to advance the athletic training profession

(a)  

4.

A group of individuals, each of whom must perform specific functions relative to caring for the injured athlete.

a)

Medical Practice

b)

Sports Medicine Team

c)

Athletic Training Student Aides

d)

Orthopedics

5.

Athletic trainers are required at all schools that have even just one sport.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Students who study sports medicine in the secondary school setting are referred to as athletic training students

a)

True

b)

False

7.

The deciding committee on the specific requirements that must be met for an individual to become certified as an athletic trainer

(a)  

8.

CAATE stands for

a)

Certified and Accredited Athletic Trainer Educator

b)

Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education

c)

Committee for Athletes Associated with Troubled Eating

9.

A national professional organization for medical doctors

(a)  

10.

North Carolina is a registration state for athletic trainers

a)

True

b)

False

11.
A sport medicine team would include:
a)
Athletic Trainer
b)
Team Physician
c)

S&C Coach

d)

All of the Above

12.

Team member who oversee fitness of an athlete. Often employed at the collegiate level for both team and individual training sessions.

a)
Athletic Trainer
b)
Personnel Fitness Trainer 
c)

Strength & Conditioning Coaches

13.

Who is the final authority in determining when an athlete may return to play after a injury

a)

Coach

b)

Athletic Trainer

c)

Team Physician

d)

Personal Trainer

14.

Define Liability.

a)
The state of being legally responsible for the harm one causes another person
b)
The state of being legally responsible for the athletes' performance
c)
The state of being  legally responsible for the home life of the athlete
d)
The state of being legally responsible for the actions one causes another person.
15.
Define Negligence.
a)
Failure to use moderate or mediocre care
b)
Failure to use perfect or expected care
c)
Failure to use ordinary or reasonable care
d)
Failure to use the best or beyond fabulous care
16.
Define Torts
a)
Legal laws committed by a person
b)
Legal wrongs committed against a person
c)
Legal wongs committed for a meal
d)
Legal rights committed against a person
17.
Define Omission
a)
When an individual fails to perform a legal duty
b)
When an individual commits an act that is not legally his/her's to perform
18.
Define Commission
a)
When an individual fails to perform a legal duty
b)
When an individual commits an act that is not legally his/her's to perform
19.
Define Statute of Limitations 
a)
A specific day to sue for damages from negligence
b)
A specific length of time to sue for damages from negligence
c)
A specific month to sue for damages from negligence
d)
A specific year to sue for damages from negligence
20.
Define Assumption of Risk
a)
The individual. through agreement, assumes that some risk or danger will be involved
b)
The individual. through agreement, assumes that some risk or danger will NOT be involved
21.
Define Duty of Care
a)
Part of the official hiring process
b)
Part of the official guidelines for Athletic Training
c)
Part of official job description 
d)
Part of the official sports medicine team
22.
Define Nonfeasance
a)
Commits act not legally theirs to perform
b)
Failure to perform legal duty
c)
Improperly does something they have legal rights to do
23.
Define Malfeasance
a)
Commits act not legally theirs to perform
b)
Failure to perform legal duty
c)
Improperly does something they have legal right to do
24.
Define Misfeasance
a)
Commits act not legally theirs to perform
b)
Failure to perform legal duty
c)
Improperly does something they have legal right to do
25.

A federal health insurance program for the aged and disabled

a)

Medicaid

b)

Medicare

26.

A health insurance program for people with low incomes and limited resources

a)

Medicaid

b)

Medicare

27.

Provides limited protection against legal liability to any individual who voluntarily chooses to provide first aid

a)

Good Service Law

b)

Good Samaritan Law

c)

Good Citizen Law

28.

Standard of Care

a)

touching a person without permission

b)

treatment that is reasonable and prudent

c)

not doing something you should have

d)

being told of all procedures and risks of each treatment

29.
Fails to perform legal duty OR Don't DO something YOU should DO is _
a)
Act of Commission
b)
Act of Omission
c)
Liability 
d)
Causation 
30.
If I fail to act just like any other athletic trainer or medical professional would act in that situation, I could be found to be negligent. 
a)
True
b)
False 
31.
_ protects professionals in the event against damages occur on the job that result in claims of negligence. 
a)
Professional Negligence Insurance 
b)
Professinal Liability Insurance 
c)
Professional Malpractice Insurance 
d)
Professional  Accountability Insurance 
32.
When an athlete signs a waiver knowing the dangers to participate in a particular sport or event is an example of ___.
a)
Risk Assessment  
b)
Informed Consent
c)
Assumption of Risk
d)
Professional Liability Insurance 
33.

The extent to which a health-care provider is permitted to perform medical procedures

a)

Legal

b)

Malpractice

c)

Liable

d)

Scope of Practice

34.

In order to find someone was Negligent, what must first be established?

a)

Misfeasance

b)

Malfeasance

c)

Act of Omission

d)

Duty of care

35.

The athletic trainer cuts tape off an athlete but in the process cuts the athlete and the athlete loses a toe. What type of Tort was committed?

a)

Act of Comission

b)

Malfeasance

c)

Nonfeasance

d)

Misfeasance

36.

A law that protects the privacy of a student's educational records

a)

HIPAA

b)

FERPA

c)

PPE

37.

What is the acronym for the format for recording injuries information obtained from onsite, sideline or clinical evaluations

(a)  

38.

Regulates how any member of the sports medicine team who has health information about an athlete can share that information with others

a)

HIPAA

b)

FERPA

c)

WOTS UP

39.

What does the 'W' stand for in SWOT Analysis?

a)

Western

b)

Weaknesses

c)

Walking

40.

Medical records can be thrown away as soon as the athlete recovers from their injury

a)

True

b)

False

41.

_______ consent must be provided before sharing medical records

a)

Written

b)

Verbal

c)

Physical

42.

What does the 'O' in SOAP note stand for?

a)
On-going
b)
Objective
c)
Obtain
d)
Observe 
43.

The primary purpose of a PPE is for insurance billing purposes.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

Tape, first aid supplies, ice bags, etc. fall into what budget?

(a)  

45.

What does the 'S' in SOAP note stand for?

(a)  

46.
The propose of record keeping is all of the following except:
a)

To give us extra work

b)

Equipment inventories

c)

Injury evaluations/ reports

d)

Annual reports

47.

Maintenance and Cleaning responsibilities of the athletic training room is divided between all except

a)

Athletic training staff 

b)

Coaches

c)

Maintenance personnel

d)

Athlete

48.
Athletic Training room must include all of the following except: 
a)

Office Space 

b)

Treatment area

c)

Athletic Training Student Aide Area

d)

Wet area

49.
Which of the following are expendable supplies? 
a)
TENS units, ultrasound units
b)
TENS units (portable E-stim machine), tape, massage lotion
c)
Isokinetic machines, ice machines, crutches
d)
Tape, massage lotion, bandages
50.
The primary purpose of a pre-participation health exam is:   
a)
Identify whether an athlete is at risk before he/she participates
b)
Determine body fat percentages for coaches
c)
Satisfy insurance and liability issues
d)
Reveal qualifying conditions
51.
Defined rules are in place in an athletic training room to maintain cleanliness and order.   What are these called? 
a)

Do's and Dont's

b)

Houses rule

c)

Non-expendable ideas

d)

Policies and Procedures

52.
Items that can leave the athletic training room and be used for multiple years are called: 
a)
expendable items
b)
Capital items
c)
non-consumable
d)
knee crutches
53.
What does SOAP stand for? 
a)

Subjective, obsessive, assessment, planes

b)

Summative, O-negative, affordable, payment

c)

Subjective, objective, assessment, plan

d)

Subjunctive, objectify, assess , players

54.
The athletic trainer may release medical information to who? 
a)

Player's teammates

b)

The coach

c)

No one 

d)

Team physician

55.

There are different levels of coverage based on the (a)   involved with sports.

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