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WorksheetsReview Athletic Training Part II
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
What degree must certified athletic trainers have from an accredited professional athletic training program?
Bachelor's Degree
Associate's Degree
Master's Degree
Doctorate Degree
Which of the following is NOT a course typically studied by athletic trainers?
Human Anatomy
Biomechanics
Marine Biology
Exercise Physiology
What important skills do athletic trainers learn?
Injury evaluation, airway establishment, suturing, and oxygen administration
Cooking, painting, singing, and dancing
Programming, web design, data analysis, and networking
Carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, and masonry
In what type of experiences do ATCs participate under appropriate supervision?
Extensive clinical experiences with athletic teams
Extensive laboratory research
Extensive fieldwork in agriculture
Extensive internships in corporate offices
Which of the following is a content area in athletic training education competencies?
Nutrition and diet planning
Evidence based practice
Sports marketing
Athletic event management
Which content area focuses on the initial response to injuries and illnesses?
Therapeutic interventions
Acute care of injury & illness
Healthcare administration
Professional development
Which content area involves strategies for mental health and referrals?
Clinical examination & diagnosis
Psychosocial strategies & referrals
Prevention & health promotion
Evidence based practice
What is the preferred term to use instead of "trainer" or "certified trainer"?
Athletic Trainer
Fitness Coach
Personal Trainer
Sports Instructor
How should high school students involved in athletic training be referred to?
Athletic training student aides
Athletic training students
Certified athletic trainers
Student trainers
What is required to be eligible to sit for the BOC examination?
Extensive background in formal academic preparation and supervised practical experience
Completion of a two-week training course
Passing a preliminary written test
Submission of a personal statement
Who sets the guidelines for the BOC examination?
National Athletic Association
NATA Board of Certification
Health and Wellness Board
Examination Committee
Which of the following is NOT one of the domains assessed by the BOC examination?
Risk Reduction, wellness and Health Literacy
Assessment, Evaluation and Diagnosis
Financial Management
Therapeutic Intervention
What is the primary focus of the certification exam mentioned in lecture?
Evaluating skill components in athletic training
Testing mathematical skills
Assessing language proficiency
Measuring artistic abilities
What is the credential obtained after passing the BOC certification?
ATC
PT
RN
CNA
Why is BOC certification important for athletic trainers in most states?
It is a prerequisite for licensure
It guarantees a job
It provides a salary increase
It allows international practice
What does having the ATC credential signify about an individual's knowledge?
They have the minimum knowledge required to practice as an athletic trainer
They are experts in sports medicine
They can teach physical education
They are qualified to coach any sport
What is the purpose of a residency program for athletic trainers?
To provide informal education in general health
To offer structured curricula and mentorship in a specialty area
To train athletic trainers in financial management
To educate athletic trainers in culinary arts
Which of the following is NOT a specialty area mentioned for residency programs?
Orthopaedics
Culinary Arts
Rehabilitation
Behavioral Health
What distinguishes a fellowship program from a residency program for athletic trainers?
Fellowship programs are shorter in duration
Fellowship programs focus on sub-specialty areas beyond residency
Fellowship programs are less structured
Fellowship programs do not require mentorship
What is the highest degree awarded by universities for a position in academia?
Clinical Doctorate (DAT, DHSc)
Bachelor's Degree
Academic Doctorate (PhD, EdD)
Associate Degree
What is the purpose of obtaining a Clinical Doctorate (DAT, DHSc)?
To become a clinical scholar with advanced knowledge and skills
To secure a position in academia
To teach at a high school level
To work in administrative roles
What is the purpose of Continuing Education Requirements (CEUs)?
To ensure ongoing professional growth and involvement
To increase student enrollment
To reduce certification costs
To eliminate the need for professional development
How many CEUs must Certified Athletic Trainers obtain every 2 years?
25 CEUs
50 CEUs
75 CEUs
100 CEUs
What does 1 CEU equate to in terms of instruction?
30 minutes of instruction
1 hour of instruction
2 hours of instruction
3 hours of instruction
Are students required to acquire CEUs?
Yes, they must acquire CEUs
No, they are not required to acquire CEUs
Only if they are in a specific program
Only if they request it
What is one purpose of the CEU requirement for athletic trainers?
To reduce the number of athletic trainers
To encourage athletic trainers to obtain current professional development information
To limit the skills athletic trainers can learn
To discourage professional judgment
How does the CEU requirement aim to impact athletic training techniques?
To master new athletic training related skills and techniques
To maintain old techniques without change
To simplify training techniques
To eliminate complex techniques
Which of the following activities can earn you CEUs?
Attending a concert
Serving as a speaker or panelist
Watching a movie
Playing a sport
What must all certified athletic trainers demonstrate proof of?
Current driver's license
Current CPR/AED certification
Membership in a sports club
Completion of a marathon
What percentage of athletic trainers are now found primarily in hospital and clinic settings?
20%
30%
40%
50%
In a high school setting, how many hours a week might an athletic trainer work?
20 to 30 hours
30 to 40 hours
40 to 60 hours
60 to 80 hours
In which employment setting would you most likely find Physician Extenders?
Corporate Settings
Performing Arts
Sports Medicine and other Physician Clinics
Health & Fitness Clubs
How do salaries for athletic trainers vary across the United States?
They are the same in all regions
They differ greatly among different regions
They are higher in the southern regions
They are lower in urban areas
What is the full form of NATA?
National Athletic Trainers Association
National Association of Trainers and Athletes
National Athletic Training Alliance
National Association of Training Athletes
In which year was the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) founded?
1950
1960
1945
1970
Where is the headquarters of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) located?
Carrollton, TX
New York, NY
Los Angeles, CA
Chicago, IL
What is the primary mission of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA)?
To enhance the quality of health care for athletes and those engaged in physical activity
To promote athletic events worldwide
To provide financial support to athletes
To organize international sports competitions
What is one of the goals of the NATA?
To reduce the number of professional standards
To isolate individuals in their fields
To upgrade the field by devising and maintaining a set of professional standards
To discourage critical thinking
What is one of the roles of Regional, State, and Local associations in athletic training?
To provide financial support to athletes
To promote athletic training, wellness, and the safety of athletes at the local level
To organize international sports events
To train athletes for Olympic competitions
What was the status of laws and statutes governing the practice of athletic training in the early 1970s?
They were well-established in every state
They were non-existent in virtually every state
They were only present in a few states
They were enforced by federal law
