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Review Athletic Training Part III: Regulations

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What efforts have athletic trainers in many states organized to secure recognition?

a)

Seeking federal regulation

b)

Seeking some type of regulation by state licensing agencies

c)

Seeking international recognition

d)

Seeking regulation by sports organizations

2.

How do rules and regulations governing the practice of athletic training vary?

a)

They are the same in every state

b)

They vary slightly from state to state

c)

They vary tremendously from state to state

d)

They are determined by federal law

3.

What is required to legally practice as an athletic trainer in Idaho?

a)

A high school diploma

b)

A license

c)

A personal trainer certificate

d)

A college degree

4.

What must an athletic trainer do to meet the curriculum requirements for licensing in Idaho?

a)

Complete a first aid course

b)

Meet the minimum athletic training curriculum requirements set by the Board

c)

Attend a sports camp

d)

Pass a physical fitness test

5.

Which exam must an athletic trainer pass to be licensed in Idaho?

a)

A physical fitness test

b)

A written exam on sports rules

c)

A certification exam from the NATA Board of Certification or a nationally recognized credentialing agency

d)

A CPR certification test

6.

What is the primary purpose of licensure in athletic training?

a)

To allow anyone to practice athletic training

b)

To limit practice to those who meet state requirements

c)

To increase the number of athletic trainers

d)

To eliminate all regulations in athletic training

7.

Which of the following is true about licensure in athletic training?

a)

It is the least restrictive form of regulation

b)

It allows unlimited individuals to perform athletic training functions

c)

It is the most restrictive form of regulation

d)

It does not require meeting any state requirements

8.

What does state certification for athletic trainers restrict?

a)

The use of the title "athletic trainer" to only those certified by the state

b)

The performance of athletic training functions to only those certified

c)

Both the use of the title and performance of functions to those certified

d)

Neither the use of the title nor the performance of functions

9.

What does registration for athletic trainers involve?

a)

Demonstrating competency in athletic training

b)

Paying a fee to be placed on a list of practitioners

c)

Completing a certification exam

d)

Attending a state-approved training program

10.

What is the purpose of the Athletes Bill of Rights?

a)

To create a national action plan for athletes' rights

b)

To provide financial support to athletes

c)

To establish a single standard for athletic competitions

d)

To promote international sports events

11.

Who supported the introduction of the Secondary School Student Athletes’ Bill of Rights?

a)

Youth Sports Safety Alliance

b)

National Athletic Association

c)

International Olympic Committee

d)

United States Sports Federation

12.

What is one of the rights mentioned in the Athletes Bill of Rights?

a)

Right to be the best player

b)

Right to have fun through sports

c)

Right to win every game

d)

Right to choose any coach

13.

According to the Athletes Bill of Rights, athletes have the right to participate in a sport regardless of what?

a)

Age or gender

b)

Ability or income level

c)

Height or weight

d)

Experience or skill

14.

What does the Athletes Bill of Rights say about leadership and decision-making?

a)

Athletes have no say in leadership

b)

Athletes should follow all decisions without question

c)

Athletes have the right to share in the leadership and decision-making of their sport

d)

Only coaches make decisions

15.

What is the main purpose of the Hippocratic Oath according to the text?

a)

To ensure doctors earn a high salary

b)

To promote the use of advanced technology in medicine

c)

To guide medical professionals in ethical practice

d)

To encourage competition among doctors

16.

What does the term "liable" mean?

a)

Obligated according to law or equity; responsible

b)

Free from legal responsibility

c)

Able to avoid legal obligations

d)

Unrelated to legal matters

17.

What can happen to someone who works outside their scope of practice and expertise?

a)

They can be promoted

b)

They can be found negligent and liable

c)

They can receive a bonus

d)

They can be exempt from liability

18.

What is the ratio of lawyers to people in the US according to the 2016 statistics?

a)

1 lawyer for every 500 people

b)

1 lawyer for every 416 people

c)

1 lawyer for every 1000 people

d)

1 lawyer for every 200 people

19.

Why is it important for athletic trainers to take proper precautions?

a)

To increase their salary

b)

To minimize exposure to lawsuits

c)

To improve their skills

d)

To gain more clients

20.

Which of the following is a precaution to manage liability and risk in athletic training?

a)

Ignore HIPAA and FERPA procedures

b)

Keep proper documentation and maintain accurate records

c)

Allow unsupervised access to the training room

d)

Avoid contact with coaches and parents

21.

What is an important step to ensure safety in athletic training facilities?

a)

Establish a return to play protocol

b)

Allow athletes to train without supervision

c)

Ignore facility inspections

d)

Avoid creating an emergency action plan

22.

Why is it important to involve the team physician in all aspects of the program?

a)

To reduce the need for documentation

b)

To ensure medical expertise is integrated into decision-making

c)

To limit communication with parents

d)

To avoid establishing an advisory committee

23.

What is the main purpose of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996?

a)

To provide financial aid to hospitals

b)

To protect patients' privacy and medical records

c)

To regulate insurance premiums

d)

To improve hospital infrastructure

24.

What does the Federal Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974 protect?

a)

The financial records of students

b)

The privacy rights of student records

c)

The academic performance of students

d)

The employment records of teachers

25.

What is required for schools to release any information from a student's educational record?

a)

Verbal consent from the student

b)

Written permission from the parent or eligible student

c)

Approval from the school principal

d)

A court order

26.

Under which condition can FERPA allow schools to disclose records without consent?

a)

To any interested party

b)

To school officials with legitimate educational interest

c)

To parents of any student

d)

To the general public

27.

Which of the following is NOT a condition under which FERPA allows disclosure of records without consent?

a)

To specified officials for audit or evaluation purposes

b)

To organizations conducting studies for the school

c)

To any media outlet

d)

To state and local authorities within a juvenile justice system