WorksheetsSports Medicine and Healthcare Quiz
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is medical negligence in sports medicine?
Following standard protocols perfectly
Failure to provide care that meets accepted medical standards
Providing extra medical attention to athletes
Maintaining detailed medical records
Which healthcare program is specifically designed for military personnel and their families?
Medicare
Medicaid
TRICARE
HMO
What is a PPO in healthcare?
Primary Physician Organization
Personal Payment Option
Preferred Provider Organization
Professional Practice Oversight
A deductible in health insurance is:
The monthly payment for coverage
The amount you pay before insurance begins covering costs
The percentage you pay after insurance
A referral from your doctor
Which program primarily serves low-income individuals and families?
Medicare
Medicaid
TRICARE
PPO
What is a copayment?
The annual insurance limit
A percentage of the total bill
A fixed amount paid for specific services
The monthly insurance premium
Pre-participation exams are required:
Only for professional athletes
Before an athlete can participate in sports
After every sports injury
Once every five years
Medical records in sports medicine must be kept:
For one year only
Until the season ends
Confidential and secure
Only if requested by coaches
Medicare primarily serves:
Military families
People over 65 and some disabled individuals
Low-income families
College athletes
Coinsurance refers to:
A fixed payment for services
The monthly insurance cost
A percentage of costs you pay after meeting the deductible
Secondary insurance coverage
In an HMO plan, patients typically:
Can see any doctor without referral
Must choose from a network and need referrals
Pay higher premiums for more flexibility
Don't need primary care physicians
A premium is:
A one-time payment
The regular payment made to maintain insurance coverage
The same as a deductible
An optional fee
Ethical considerations in sports medicine include:
Winning at all costs
Protecting athlete confidentiality
Sharing medical information publicly
Ignoring minor injuries
Legal requirements for athletic trainers include:
Maintaining certification and staying within scope of practice
Only treating professional athletes
Working independently without physician oversight
Sharing medical information with coaches
When maintaining medical records, athletic trainers must:
Share them freely with anyone who asks
Keep them for 30 days only
Document all treatments and interactions accurately
Only record major injuries
The main difference between PPO and HMO plans is:
Cost of premiums
Flexibility in choosing providers
Coverage for medications
Length of coverage
Which is a key component of pre-participation exams?
Testing athletic ability
Medical history review
Determining playing position
Coaching assessment
When can medical information be shared without patient consent?
When coaches request it
In medical emergencies
During team meetings
For publicity purposes
What is the primary purpose of sports medicine documentation?
To track team statistics
To protect both provider and patient
To evaluate coaching staff
To plan practice schedules
What is the main purpose of insurance?
to follow the law
to get weathly
For investment purposes
To reduce risk
What is HIPAA?
a health plan
law that protects the privacy of patients and prevents health info
a health care provider that conducts certain transactions in electronic form
a law
What does HIPAA stand for?
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Health Insurance Physician Assistant Act
Health Insurance Possibility and Accountability Act
Health Insurance Practice and Accountability Act
FAILURE TO USE ORDINARY CARE:
NEGLIGENCE
MALFEANCE
GROSS NEGLIGENCE
BEING LEGALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HARM ONE CAUSES ANOTHER PERSON:
TORT
NEGLIGENCE
LIABILITY
PROTECTS THE PATIENT'S PRIVACY:
TORT
HIPAA
ASSUMPTION OF RISK
Set of federal regulations adopted to protect the confidentiality of patient information and the ability to retain health insurance coverage. (know what the letters stand for) Fill in the blank: ____________
HIPAA
FERPA
OSHA
ADA
A legal or financial responsibility. Fill in the blank: ____________
Liability
Asset
Revenue
Dividend
Four things required to prove this are duty of care, breach of duty, damage or injury, and proximal cause. Fill in the blank: ____________
Negligence
Defamation
Battery
False Imprisonment
