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WorksheetsSports Medicine Quiz
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which of the following performance domains includes explaining proper nutrition?
Prevention of Athletic Injuries
Professional Responsibilities
Treatment, Rehabilitation, and Reconditioning
Organization and Administration
__________ regulates the use of personal health information (PHI) by coaches, athletic trainers, physicians or other members of sports medicine team.
FERPA
HIPAA
American With Disabilities Act
Dissemination
Which of the following areas of the preparticipation exam includes the assessment of height, weight, and body composition/BMI?
Medical History
Wellness Screening
Maturity Assessment
Physical Examination
The length of time an individual has to sue for damages from negligence is known as:
Assumption of Risk
Statute of Limitations
Standard of Care
Duty of Care
Failing to perform a legal duty
Liability
Malfeasance
Standard of reasonable care
Nonfeasance
The stretching method that uses an extreme stretch that is held for a long period of time is:
Static stretch
Dynamic stretch
Ballistic stretch
PNF stretch
When a sprinter runs the 50 yard dash he/she is primarily using which type of muscle fiber?
Slow twitch type I
Fast twitch type IIa
Fast twitch type IIb
Slow twitch type Ib
The pre-event meal should be:
Heavy in fats, starches, and proteins
Eaten at least five hours before competition
Principally steak, and other proteins
Eaten 3-4 hours before competition
The organization responsible for helmet certification standards is:
Athletic Equipment Manager Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American National Standards Institute
National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment
The shoulder pads used by quarterbacks or wide receivers are called
Non-cantilevered
Foam shoulder pads
Cantilevered
Clavicle
Which of the following knee braces would be used to control range of motion right after surgical repair?
Rehabilitative
Functional
Protective
Neoprene sleeve
Legally who is the only person allowed to diagnose?
Athletic Trainer
Student Trainer
Coach
Physician
Type of exercise that involves a rapid stretch followed by a rapid contraction used to increase power
Isokinetics
Isotonic
Isometrics
Plyometrics
High knees and A Skips are an example of what?
Dynamic Stretching
Ballistic Stretching
Static Stretching
Aerobic
Proteins are mostly used for
Water balance
Muscle repair
Brain Function
Nerve impulses
The primary fuel source is
Fats
Proteins
Carbohydrates
Water
The ability to perform whole body large muscle activity for extended period of time is called
Strength training
Endurance
Power
Circuit training
The true fast twitch fiber is
IIA
I
IIB
III
FERPA will protect what?
Person Health Information
Educational Records
Family medical history
Your medical history
Which part of the preparticipation exam is done if there is a past or current injury?
Medical History
Physical Exam
Wellness Screening
Orthopedic Exam
Nonpainful skin condition after being exposed to the cold.
Frostbite
Frost Touch
FrostNip
Frost Tissue
The amount of blood that comes out with each heartbeat
Heart Rate
Stroke Volume
VO2 Max
Endurance
The amount of oxygen taken in and used during is called
VO3 Max
Heart Rate
Stroke Volume
VO2 Max
What should be on the helmet to protect the manufacturer from being sued?
Chin Strap
Ear Holes
Face Mask
Warning Label
Disqualifications are done by who on the Sports Medicine team?
Manager
Athletic Trainer
Team Physician
Coach
The type of knee brace worn by lineman to help prevent injuries
Protective
Rehabilitative
Functional
Shoulder Brace
The type of knee brace worn immediately after surgery
Functional
Rehabilitative
Protective
Shoulder Brace
Cantilevered shoulder pads are typically worn by
Lineman
Wide Receivers
Quarterback
Kickers
The most important nutrient in the pregame meal is
Fats
Carbohydrates
Proteins
Vitamins
Who is in charge of making sure the athlete has the proper equipment?
Athletic Trainer
Team Physician
Coach
Manager
The types of supplies that cannot be reused
Nonexpendable
Capital
Nonconsumable
Expendable
The amount of money someone pays for an insurance policy
Deductible
Premium
Copay
Budget
Flash to bang means that for every 5 seconds of lightning to thunder equals
1 mile
2 miles
.5 miles
5 miles
A legal wrong is called a
Liability
Tort
Negligence
Assumption of Risk
Being legally responsible for someone or something
Tort
Nonfeasance
Liable
Malfeasance
The plane that divides the body into right and left sides
Coronal Plane
Sagittal Plane
Transverse Plane
Frontal Plane
How the injury happened is called
Mechanism of injury
Prognosis
Syndrome
Biomechanics
Pain away from the injury site is termed
Dermatome
Myotome
Referred
Sign
An evaluation done on the athlete to obtain detailed primary injury information is
SOAP
HOPS
Observation
Special Test
In order to test sensory during the special test portion of an evaluation the athlete trainer must do one of the following
Test eye tracking
Manual muscle test
Touch finger to nose
Touch skin with pin or brush
Which part of the initial evaluation will the athletic trainer looks for obvious deformity, limping, or inability to move a body part?
History
Observation
Palpation
Special Test
Group of muscles that are innervated by a specific spinal nerve is called
Dermatome
Myotome
Deep Tendon Reflex
Cranial nerve
The type of imaging technique that involves a fiber-optic tool to view inside a joint is called
MRI
CAT
X-ray
Arthroscope
If an athlete is unconscious, the next step is to
Establish consciousness
Call Parents
Check ABC’s
Get off field immediately
Primary concern for an emergency is maintaining
Clean wound
Cardiovascular function
Nervous System function
Both CNS and Cardiovascular
The athletic trainer must have what to be implemented in case of an emergency
Gauze
Band-aid
Ice Bag
Emergency Action Plan
Phones need to be accessible in order to
Call the coach
Call 911
Call the teammates
None of the above
Your primary survey begins
Immediately after seeing the injury
After you log roll
After you check ABC’s
After one round of CPR
The on the field assessment will help you
Determine the nature of injury
Severity of the injury
Direction of treatment
All of the above
The secondary survey begins
After CPR
After you established ABC’s
After a life-threatening condition is ruled out
After determining level of consciousness
If the athlete is breathing but unconscious
Leave alone until EMS arrives
Begin CPR
Put in recovery position
None of the above
If the athlete is prone (on stomach) and unconscious
Turn the athlete over yourself
Wait until EMS gets there
Log roll with others and establish ABC’s
Begin CPR
When log rolling a patient who has total control over the situation?
The person at the feet
The athlete
Person at the head
The coach
Abnormal amounts of blood is considered to be
Shock
Hemorrhage
Fracture
Spinal Injury
Normal vital signs include pupils being
Dilated
Constricted
Equal and reactive to light
Uneven
During the secondary survey the following should be done quickly before transporting off the field
History
Observation
Palpation
All of the above
The proper compression rate for victims of all ages during CPR is at least
30-60 Compressions per minute
50 Compressions per minute
100-120 Compressions per minute
200 Compressions per minute
Painful skin condition after being exposed to the cold. May become gangrene.
Frostbite
Frost Touch
FrostNip
Frost Tissue
Overstretching or tearing of a ligament
Sprain
Strain
Subluxation
Fracture
Overstretching or tearing of a muscle is called
Subluxation
Strain
Sprain
Fracture
