Domain 1 Flashcards
Contributing factors in the development of patellofemoral stress syndrome include all of the following EXCEPT
Violent twisting, cutting, or rotational movements
Which of the following areas of the PPE includes the assessment of height, weight, and body comp
Physical Exam
The basic units that make up proteins are called
amino acids
OSHA is the acronym for the
Occupational safety and health administration
Your number-one singles tennis player on the womens team has been having difficulties with the hot and humid climate at a conference tournament. she asks you what she might do to stay a little cooler for tomorrow’s matches. You should:
Suggest that she use her visor instead of her usual ball cap and that she makes sure her clothing stays dry and is as loose fitting as possible
Which of the following is the least important consideration in the development of preventive and protective pads
appearance
An overuse injury can result from which of the following mechanisms
repetitive friction between two structures
The vitamin essential for the building of cells and preventing night blindness is
A
As of 2004, what is the only way that a candidate can become certified as an athletic trainer?
Completion of a CAATE accredited athletic training program
The sports and wellness clinic where you are employed conducts health and musculoskeletal assessment, you determine your client has a unilateral 15* active elbow extension deficit when compared bilaterally. What factors may be the cause of this limited active ROM?
Boney deposits, scar tissue, inflexibility of the triceps muscle, inelasticity of joint capsule
heel cups can be useful for individuals with the following conditions EXCEPT
turf toe
If a uniform becomes saturated with blood, what is the proper action that should be taken for the athlete to continue participation
the uniform should be changed immediately
which of the national standards prohibits an athletic trainer from gambling on an athletic activity in which he or she has direct influence
Both NATA and BOC
An athlete missing one kidney may participate in which sport?
noncontact strenuous, Noncontact nonstrenuous
Most helmet designs are manufactured based on circumference measurements of the head. Where are these measurements taken?
One inch above the eyebrows
the team physician
the final authority in determining when an athlete may return to play
The development of secondary sexual characteristics, peak growth in height and weight, and progression to full skeletal maturity are indicative of what stage of development
adolescence
What common injury would be treated by constructing a protective pad
quadriceps contusion
the recommended percentage of the total caloric intake that an active person should consume in carbs is
45%
to limit subtalar inversion, the stirrups of the closed basketweave are applied in what direction?
Medial to lateral
Glucose that is not needed immediately for energy is stored in the ____ as _____
Muscle cells, glycogen
At what point on the body mass index scale is there often an increased risk of health problems associated with excess body fat
more than 25
When did athletic training become recognized as an allied health profession?
1990
One of the consequences associated with amenorrhea is decreased bone density. which interventions may help a competitive athlete with amenorrhea-limited bone mass loss?
decreasing training volume and intensity, increasing total caloric intake if current caloric intake is deemed inadequate, increasing calcium intake to ensure an intake of 1,500 mg each day, beginning or maintaining hormone replacement therapy, participating in a moderate-intensity
