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Sports Med Unit 1 Review

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which member of the sports medicine team is primarily responsible for evaluating and rehabilitating injuries?

a)

Team Physician

b)

Athletic Trainer

c)

Coach

d)

Physical Therapist

2.

A coach notices an athlete is repeatedly ignoring medical instructions. Which professional should they collaborate with first to ensure the athlete's safety?

a)

Parent/Guardian

b)

Athletic Trainer

c)

Team Physician

d)

Strength & Conditioning Coach

3.

Which best describes the role of parents/guardians in the Circle of Care?

a)

Oversee rehabilitation programs

b)

Diagnose injuries

c)

Support health and recovery

d)

Design strength training plans

4.

An athlete communicates new symptoms after rehab has started. Which team members must collaborate most directly to adjust the care plan?

a)

Coach and Parents

b)

Strength Coach and Athlete

c)

Athletic Trainer and Physician

d)

Physical Therapist and Coach

5.

Why is clear communication essential among sports medicine team members?

a)

It prevents athletes from missing practice

b)

It ensures proper injury management

c)

It reduces the need for conditioning programs

d)

It eliminates the need for conflict resolution

6.

Which is the best example of conflict resolution within the sports medicine team?

a)

Ignoring minor disagreements until they disappear

b)

Assigning blame quickly to identify the issue

c)

Listening to all sides and encouraging compromise

d)

Limiting communication to written reports only

7.

A parent disagrees with a treatment plan. Which step shows the team using higher-level conflict management?

a)

Changing the plan without medical review

b)

Escalating the conflict to school administration

c)

Focusing on solutions, not blame

d)

Allowing the athlete to decide

8.

Which of the following is the best example of empathy in sports medicine?

a)

Correcting an athlete's form strictly during rehab

b)

Sharing in the athlete's frustration after a setback

c)

Ignoring cultural differences for equal treatment

d)

Giving generic treatment instructions

9.

A healthcare worker avoids eye contact and responds with short answers. This negatively impacts which concept?

a)

Confidentiality

b)

Bedside manner

c)

Integrity

d)

Competence

10.

Imagine a scenario where an athlete feels disrespected during treatment. How could empathy positively change the athlete's recovery process?

a)

It would guarantee faster healing

b)

It could increase trust and cooperation

c)

It prevents future injuries

d)

It eliminates the need for physical therapy

11.

Which professional standard is most directly violated if an athletic trainer shares a patient's test results with friends?

a)

Hygiene

b)

Confidentiality

c)

Dress code

d)

Initiative

12.

Why is respect for diversity in healthcare considered essential?

a)

It ensures equal pay across professions

b)

It allows athletes to choose their own treatment

c)

It guarantees the same standard of care for all

d)

It reduces training time for professionals

13.

Which personal trait would most help a healthcare worker handle constructive feedback from a physician?

a)

Dependability

b)

Patience

c)

Acceptance of criticism

d)

Enthusiasm

14.

A new athletic trainer struggles with being on time and completing reports. Which traits should they develop to succeed?

a)

Enthusiasm and empathy

b)

Dependability and initiative

c)

Integrity and discretion

d)

Honesty and competence

15.

Which of the following is not one of the 5 domains of athletic training?

a)

Therapeutic Intervention

b)

Injury Prevention & Wellness Promotion

c)

Examination and Diagnosis

d)

Medical Prescriptions

16.

Why was the formation of the NATA in 1950 significant?

a)

It created the BOC certification exam

b)

It officially organized athletic trainers as a profession

c)

It introduced the CAATE accreditation system

d)

It recognized athletic trainers as medical doctors

17.

Which organization is responsible for accrediting athletic training education programs?

a)

AMA

b)

BOC

c)

CAATE

d)

NCAA

18.

The Sports Medicine Licensure Clarity Act (2018) impacted athletic trainers by:

a)

Allowing them to practice across state lines

b)

Removing the need for certification exams

c)

Limiting their scope of practice

d)

Replacing NATA with CAATE

19.

In the 1970s, what were the two routes to certification eligibility?

a)

Doctoral degree or apprenticeship hours

b)

600-800 clinical hours or 1,500-1,800 apprenticeship hours

c)

Online coursework or physician mentorship

d)

Completion of NATA membership or BOC test

20.

Why did certification shift from apprenticeship hours to accredited programs?

a)

To reduce the time needed for certification

b)

To create consistency and higher professional standards

c)

To expand the scope of practice internationally

d)

To limit entry into the field

21.

As of 2022, the minimum degree required to sit for the BOC exam is:

a)

Associate's degree

b)

Bachelor's degree

c)

Master's degree

d)

Doctoral degree

22.

If an athlete gets an open wound during practice, which domain of athletic training is being used when the AT provides first aid?

a)

Healthcare administration

b)

Therapeutic intervention

c)

Immediate and emergency care

d)

Examination and assessment

23.

Which scenario best reflects professional integrity?

a)

An athletic trainer ignores a physician's orders to speed up recovery

b)

A coach pressures an athlete to play despite pain

c)

A physical therapist documents all treatments honestly

d)

A parent insists on alternative treatments without medical support

24.

Which of the 5 domains of athletic training is represented in this scenario: the athletic trainer applies a heat pack to the athlete's back to relieve tight muscles before practice.

a)

Administration & Professional Responsibility

b)

Therapeutic Modalities

c)

Immediate & Emergency Care

d)

Injury Prevention & Wellness Promotion

25.

Which of the 5 domains of athletic training is represented in this scenario: the athletic trainer talks to the football team about the importance of hydration and diet at the first practice.

a)

Administration & Professional Responsibility

b)

Therapeutic Modalities

c)

Immediate & Emergency Care

d)

Injury Prevention & Wellness Promotion

26.

Which of the 5 domains of athletic training is represented in this scenario: the athletic trainer documents treatment logs of all patients seen that day.

a)

Administration & Professional Responsibility

b)

Therapeutic Modalities

c)

Immediate & Emergency Care

d)

Injury Prevention & Wellness Promotion

27.

What event in athletic training history happened in 1990?

a)

American Medical Association recognizes ATs as allied healthcare professionals

b)

CAATE is created & regulates educational programs

c)

BOC exam is created and the first exam is given

d)

NATA was founded and held its first conference

28.

What event in athletic training history happened in 1970?

a)

American Medical Association recognizes ATs as allied healthcare professionals

b)

CAATE is created & regulates educational programs

c)

BOC exam is created and the first exam is given

d)

NATA was founded and held its first conference

29.

Why is the coach the closest person to the athlete in the Circle of Care?

a)

They are first person to help athletes with injuries

b)

They are the most knowledgeable in the sport

c)

They work with the athlete the closest on a daily basis with their sport

d)

They are the only person the athlete can directly talk to within the sport

30.

Which is an example of proper dress for that profession?

a)

shorts & t-shirt for a medical doctor

b)

flip-flops, jeans, & tank top for athletic trainer

c)

scrubs & close-toed shoes for ER nurse

d)

sundress & high-heels for EMT

31.

Give an example of diversity in healthcare.

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32.

Which best defines competence?

a)

ability to successfully and efficiently perform a task / skill

b)

maintain privacy of personal medical information

c)

understanding and sharing in someone else's feelings

d)

having accountability to follow through with tasks

33.

When analyzing the Circle of Care, why is the nutritionist & chiropractor in the outside ring?

a)

They are most involved with the athlete daily

b)

They are least involved with the athlete daily

c)

The athlete can't talk to them directly

d)

They are paid the highest salary

34.

Why is the development of CAATE a big deal for athletic training?

a)

They decide who can practice as an athletic trainer and who can not

b)

They give schools funding for athletic trainers to work

c)

They determine which colleges have official athletic training education programs

d)

They give approval / recognize healthcare professionals

35.

What exam must you pass in order to practice as an athletic trainer?

a)

Board of Certification Exam

b)

National Athletic Trainer's Exam

c)

Commissions of Athletic Training Exam

d)

American Medical Association Exam