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Athletic Trainer Quiz

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

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1.

What are the two phrases that strike terror into every athletic trainer's heart?

a)

Sudden cardiac death and spinal cord injury

b)

Heart attack and broken leg

c)

Concussion and muscle tear

d)

Heat stroke and dehydration

2.

What is the best screening tool for preventing sudden cardiac death according to the article?

a)

Electrocardiograms

b)

Echocardiograms

c)

Thorough history and physical examination

d)

Blood tests

3.

What does the article suggest about the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in schools?

a)

Schools should not invest in AEDs

b)

AEDs should be used only in hospitals

c)

Schools must have AEDs and train staff to use them

d)

AEDs are unnecessary for athletic events

4.

What is the recommended call-to-shock time for public-access defibrillation?

a)

Less than 10 minutes

b)

Less than 5 minutes

c)

Less than 3 minutes

d)

Less than 1 minute

5.

What does the article say about the frequency of cardiac arrest in athletes?

a)

It is very common

b)

It is a rare event

c)

It happens every day

d)

It is more common than in the general public

6.

What does the article suggest about the cost of AEDs for institutions?

a)

AEDs are inexpensive

b)

AEDs cost around $3000 each

c)

AEDs are free for schools

d)

AEDs are too expensive to consider

7.

What is the role of the American Heart Association (AHA) according to the article?

a)

They manufacture AEDs

b)

They set cardiac care standards

c)

They provide free CPR training

d)

They fund athletic programs

8.

What is the article's stance on CPR certification for athletic trainers?

a)

It is unnecessary

b)

It should be mandatory

c)

It should be optional

d)

It is only for medical professionals

9.

What does the article imply about the current state of AED training in schools?

a)

It is adequate

b)

It is lacking

c)

It is too advanced

d)

It is unnecessary

10.

What does the article suggest about the importance of having an emergency action plan?

a)

It is optional

b)

It should be comprehensive and revised regularly

c)

It is only for large institutions

d)

It is not needed if AEDs are available

11.

AED stands for...

a)

Automatic Electric Defibrillator

b)

Automated Electrical Defense

c)

Automated External Defibrillator

d)

Automated Internal Defibrillator

12.
When the AED is analyzing the victim’s heart rhythm and when the AED delivers a shock, it is important that you __________.
a)
continue chest compressions
b)
take the time to give 2 breaths
c)
make sure no one is touching the victim
d)
wiggle the cables