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Athletic Training Concepts and Treatments

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

PRICE stands for

a)

protect, rest, ice, compression, elevation

b)

palpate, repair, ice, condition, enervate

c)

protection, rest, ice, condition, elevation

d)

procedure, relax, injure, condition, elevation

2.

Athletic Training requires a:

a)

2 year degree

b)

4 year degree

c)

12 year degree

d)

7 year degree

3.

How do you treat a fracture?

a)

Immobilize the area

b)

Apply direct pressure

c)

Put ice on it

d)

RICER

4.

The C in PRICE stands for

a)

Composure

b)

Cool temperatures

c)

Compression

d)

Cookies

5.

The E in PRICE stands for

a)

Exercise

b)

Elevation

c)

Energy

d)

Enthusiasm

6.

A sprain occurs in a:

a)
ligament
b)
tendon
c)
muscle
d)
bone
7.
Athletic trainers must have what type of degree? 
a)
bachelor's degree
b)
certification in ATC
c)
communications degree
d)
doctorate
8.

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

9.

Who administers first aid, expedites medical care for serious injuries and are the liaison between physician and athletic trainer

a)

Physical Therapist

b)

Athletic Trainer

c)

Nurse

d)

Physician

10.

Who has the ultimate and absolute authority over all health issues?

a)

Physician

b)

Athletic Trainer

c)

Physical Therapist

d)

Coach

11.

Advises athletes on training and conditioning programs.  Athletic trainers must consult strength and conditioning coaches for rehabilitation of injuries

a)

exercise physiologist

b)

Strength and conditioning coach

c)

referr

d)

coach

12.

Advises athletic trainers on matters related to psychological aspects of the rehabilitation process (Social, Emotional, Intellectual and Physical)

a)

coach

b)

physical therapist

c)

exercise physiologist

d)

exercise psychologist

13.
A Branch of medicine that includes the science of athletic nutrition and conditioning, preventing and diagnose of athletic injuries 
a)
Athletic Training 
b)
Sport Team
c)
Sports Medicine
d)
Athletic Team
14.

What are some of the roles of an Athletic Trainer?

a)

Prevent Injuries

b)

Evaluate Injuries

c)

Recognize Injuries

d)

All the Above

15.

Diagnoses, prevents and treats sports related injuries and conditions

a)

Sports medicine physician

b)

Sports nutritionist

c)

Doctorate degree (PhD)

d)

Emergency medical technician

16.

Designs diets and goals for enhancing the athlete's performance

a)

Sports medicine physician

b)

Physical therapist

c)

Sports nutritionist

d)

Sports psychologist

17.

Formally educated to examine patients, diagnose injuries and illnesses, and provide treatment under the supervision of physicians and surgeons:

a)

Physician assistant

b)

Surgical technician

c)

Certified Athletic Trainer

d)

Physical therapist

18.
A sport medicine team would include:
a)
Athletic Trainer
b)
Team Physician
c)
Coach
d)
All of them
19.

Mid-level healthcare practitioner who works with physicians to provide diagnostic and therapeutic care.

a)

sports nutritionist

b)

physical therapist

c)

certified strength and conditioning specialist

d)

physician assistant

20.

Which best describes an Athletic Trainer

a)

An individual trained to educate people on sports medicine

b)

A medical professional that is certified and licensed to provide care to athletes

c)

A medical professional that is certified and licensed to perform x-ray and surgeries

d)

All of the above

21.

Is it easier to prevent an injury or treat an injury?

a)

Treat

b)

Prevent

22.

During a soccer match, Isla felt a sharp pain in her leg after a sudden movement. What is the term for an injury to a muscle or tendon?

a)

Strain

b)

Sprain

c)

Dislocation

d)

Abrasion

23.

Ethan was playing soccer when he fell and suffered a fracture. What is a possible consequence of a fracture?

a)

Loss of use

b)

Increased strength

c)

Enhanced mobility

d)

Improved coordination