Exam Flashcards
(182 cards)
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Genital warts are caused by?
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HPV
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Functions of pituitary gland (4)
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Increase thyroid function
Increase estrogen release
Increase testosterone release
Increase water absorption in kidneys
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How many servings of fruit should athlete have as minimum daily requirement?
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Number of servings are according to athletes height and weight
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When is it best to have athletes practice outdoors in urban environment?
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Very late afternoon or early evening
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Extrinsic risk factors
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Independent of individuals physical makeup
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Pre-event meal should be eaten?
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3-4 hours prior
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Myopia
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Nearsightedness
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AT should be aware when setting up exercise regime for individual who is taking beta blockers for hypertension?
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Exercise fatigue
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Pre-event meal should be planned by? (3)
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Coach, athlete, AT
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To prevent feeling of sedation during day while taking medication for allergic rhinitis, athlete should not take?
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Antihistamines
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Hepatitis b immunization timeline
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3 shots over 9 months
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Diabetes care plan elements (4)
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Blood glucose monitoring guidelines
Insulin therapy guidelines
Hypoglycemia recognition and treatment
Hyperglycemia recognition and treatment
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Athlete diet percentages
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12-15 protein
40-50 fat
55-70 carbs
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Heel cup that can compress downward so that heel never makes contact with interior of shoe?
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Rubberized padded cup
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Prevention of chronic or debilitating illness or injury through appropriate care and rehab is called?
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Tertiary prevention
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2 types of football helmets
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Air or fluid filled, padded
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Immunization against hep b virus will also prevent manifestation of?
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Hep D
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Effects of chronic use of chewing tobacco? (3)
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Leukoplakia
Mouth and throat cancer
Bad breath
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Adverse effects of anabolic steroids on females (4)
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Severe acne
Increase libido
Development of deep voice
Change in menstrual cycle
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When determining goal weight, body weight should be assessed relative to?
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Body composition
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What should AT recommend to team members prior to their flight to combat jet lag effect?
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Upon arrival, adjust all training, eating, sleeping schedules to local time of country in which they are competing
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Where is most heat lost from body in cold weather?
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Head and neck
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Type of exercise that involves muscle contraction in which length of muscle is changing while contraction is performed at constant velocity?
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Isokinetic
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When is maximum protection provided by properly fitting mouth guard?
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When it is made of flexible, resilient material and is form fitted to teeth and upper jaw
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College athlete express how many calories per day?
2200-4400
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Which is most common type of cerebral palsy?
Spastic
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Diet that is very low in carbs may result in (5)
Fatigue
Hypoglycemia
Ketosis
Very low blood ph levels
Headaches
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Prevent recurring ingrown toenails
Have athlete trim toenails weekly and cut them straight across
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What is hallmark sign of peripheral arterial disease?
Intermittent claudication
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What 2 structures are injured with bankart lesion?
Anterior capsule of shoulder and glenoid labrum
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What problem might AT see if L4 nerve root was compressed?
Knee extension weakness
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If palpable chunk of shift at 20-30 degrees of knee flexion is found during pivot shift test, this may be indicative of?
Anterolateral rotary instability of knee
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What is best position for patient to be in to muscle test piriformis?
Sitting
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During digestion, which area of small intestine does food pass through first?
Duodenum
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Tests useful in evaluating low back pathology (4)
Valsalva maneuver
Bilateral straight leg test
Lasegues test
Slump test
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When evaluating patient for sinding Larsen Johansson disease, AT should?
Palpate inferior patellar pole with patients knee extended and patellar tendon relaxed
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Probable cause of acute dyspnea, cough, headache, weakness while training in high altitude climate?
Pulmonary edema
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Which of carpal bones is most commonly dislocated?
Lunate
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Tenderness and pain with induration and swelling of pretibial musculature following overexertion is indicative of?
Periostitis
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What type of gait deviation might athletic trainer see with patient who has sustained ankle injury and has decreased range of motion?
Hip hiking
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What is normal range of VO2 Max for average college athlete?
45-60 mL/kg/min
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What injuries might be associated with popping sensation of knee joint? (3)
ACL injury
Torn meniscus
Subluxed patella
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Sources of lateral hip pain (4)
Trochanteric bursitis
Strain of gluteus medius
Lumbar discogenic disease
Strain of TFL
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Mumps is contagious viral disease that is primarily manifested by?
Parotitis
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Cardinal sign of rhabdomyolysis?
Presence is myoglobin in urine
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Allen’s test is used to test?
Integrity of radial and ulnar arteries of hand
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Wolff-parkinson white syndrome characterized by?
Sorry pr interval and prolonged qrs complex
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Patient reports having had recent upper respiratory infection 2 weeks ago and is now having rapidly evolving bilateral muscle weakness. He is afebrile?
Guillain-Barré syndrome
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What medications are antihistamine drugs? (4)
Dimetapp
Benadryl
Claritin
Allegra
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What is most common mechanism of injury for anterior shoulder dislocation?
Abduction and external rotation
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What muscles are innervated by tibial nerve?
Gastrocnemius
Flexor hallucis longus
Biceps femoris
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What is quick method of testing motor ability of sacroiliac nerve root?
Have patient walk on toes
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Average range of motion of knee flexion?
0-135
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Which disease is most commonly inherited disorder among white Americans?
Cystic fibrosis
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Primary symptom of Hashimoto’s thyroiditis?
Goiter
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Which dermatome correlates to t7 nerve root?
Xyphoid process, costal margin
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Which muscle grade denotes active muscle movement in gravity eliminated position?
2/5
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Which muscles adduct shoulder? (4)
Pectoralis major
Teres major
Subscapularis
Latissimus dorsi
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What is force on cervical spine when football player spears opponent?
Sudden neck hyper flexion with rotation
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Complete blood count assesses? (4)
Red blood cell count
White blood cell count
Hemoglobin levels
Platelet count
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Special test for meningitis?
Brudzinski-kernig test
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What muscles extend trunk? (4)
Semispinalis
Erector spinae
Multifidi
Gluteus Maximus
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Rombergs test assesses?
Cerebellum and basal ganglia dysfunction
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How is strength of pes anserinus musculature muscle tested?
Resistance to knee flexion and internal rotation of lower leg
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Type V salter-Harris fracture involves what fracture through physeal plate?
Crush injury to epiphysis
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What medical emergency appears to have lucid period in which he seems to be normal for period of couple hours and then becomes significantly lethargic?
Extradural hemorrhage
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Which roentgenogram would be most appropriate in detecting nerve root compression?
Electromyography or nerve root conduction velocity test
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What is incubation period for Hiv and hpv?
1-6 months
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What structure might be injured in upper right quadrant of abdomen?
Liver
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What substance does body release that provides temporary pain relief?
Endorphins
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What is decreased sensation called?
Hypoesthesia
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3 most commonly affected organ systems in Marfan syndrome?
Skeletal, ocular, cardiovascular
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What quick test can be performed to check if nerve root L5 is intact?
Have patient extend great toe
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What is wrong with athlete eating 12 ounce steak, baked potato, scrambled eggs, coffee with sugar 4 hours prior to event?
Intestinal tract will be full at time of competition because it is large meal
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Which muscles internally rotate hip? (4)
Adductor magnus
Gracilis
TFL
Gluteus minimus
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Which condition often contributes to shoulder impingement?
Glenohumeral instability
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Pinprick testing for C5 nerve root?
Lateral aspect of upper arm over middle deltoid
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Cauliflower ear is injury to what structure?
Pinna
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Which muscles flexes both foot and knee?
Gastrocnemius
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Positive cervical distraction test is indicative of?
Nerve root compression or facet dysfunction
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If cf ligament is torn, which would be positive?
Talar tilt test
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Simple movement to check integrity of radial nerve?
Wrist extension
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Appropriate measures to provide support or relief for plantar fasciitis (4)
Orthotic for arch support
Low dye taping
Heel cup
Stretching program
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Female body fat percentage shouldn’t go below?
12%
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What is spina bifida occulta?
Incomplete formation of posterior vertebral arch without herniation of meninges or spinal cord
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Proper method to manually muscle test biceps femoris?
Lying prone, resisting knee flexion with tibia in external rotation
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Positive test if there is inflammation at site of medial epicondyle of elbow?
Golfers elbow test
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Foot drop may be indicative of?
Peroneal nerve injury
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Positive phalens test is suspect of?
Carpal tunnel syndrome
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How is cranial nerve VIII tested?
Crumpling paper near ear
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Adrenal glands release (4)
Aldosterone
Cortisol
Epinephrine
Norepinephrine
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Dulled sensation along dorsum of right foot, difficulty walking on heels, patellar tendon reflex diminished. What nerve root is affected?
L5
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What muscles supinates forearm and flexes shoulder?
Biceps brachii
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How is pes anserinus musculature manually muscle tested?
Resistance to knee flexion and internal rotation of lower leg
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Positive clunk test is indicative of?
Glenoid labrum tear
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What structures are part of pelvis? (4)
Coccyx
Pubic symphysis
Innominate bones
Sacrum
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Risk factors for osteoporosis? (4)
Early menopause
High consumption of alcohol, cigarettes, caffeine
Sedentary lifestyle
Lack of folic acid in diet
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Which structure is affected in individual with ALS?
Motor neuron
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What is indirect method of monitoring oxygen consumption?
Measuring heart rate
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Flexor pollicis longus is responsible for what action?
Thumb flexion
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Supinator muscle is innervated by?
Radial nerve
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First step in treating abrasion or laceration?
Reduce wound contamination
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Condition of rapidly rising internal body temperature when body’s mechanisms for release of heat are overwhelmed?
Heat stroke
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What process does rebreathing into paper bag reverse?
Respiratory alkalosis
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What should AT do first when evaluating unconscious athlete?
Check airway is open and is breathing normally
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What medication is appropriate to stop anaphylaxis?
Epinephrine
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What precautionary measures should be taken prior to transferring and securing athlete with protective equipment to rigid immobilization device such as spine board?
Facemask revival and preparation of shoulder pads
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Shock after severe injury can result from? (2)
Hemorrhage
Stagnation of blood
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Where would athlete complain of pain with acute appendicitis?
Lower right quadrant of abdomen
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Medications delivered via metered-dose inhaler for exercise-induced asthma? (4)
Proventil
Alupent
Atrovent
Ventolin
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Pain radiates down left shoulder and approximately 1/3 of way down upper left arm from ruptured spleen?
Kehrs sign
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What does TID mean?
Three times a day
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What should be done for unconscious patient suffering from insulin shock?
Immediately transport patient to emergency care facility
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Appropriate recommendation for constipation?
Increased fluid intake and increased intake of fruits, bulk vegetables, cereal
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Where should Bell of stethoscope be placed when taking blood pressure?
Over brachial artery
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Most common and devistating mechanism of injury seen in neck injuries sustained during football?
Cervical hyperflexion and axial compression
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What may occur in female athlete after ingesting testosterone?
Hirsutism
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AED is used for?
Defibrillate heart when unconscious victim has no pulse
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Drugs that may be used with phonophoresis during acute phase of treatment? (4)
Dexamethasone
Hydrocortisone 1%
Lidocaine
Hydrocortisone 10%
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Orthostatic syncope is caused by?
Sudden peripheral vasodilation
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Removal of helmet and shoulder pads from athlete with suspected spinal cord injury should be coordinated to avoid?
Cervical hyperextension
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Examples of histamine-2 blockers? (2)
Tagamet
Zantac
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Which vitamin helps with abnormal bruising?
Vitamin K
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Why should athlete with abdominal injury never be given anything to eat or drink?
Increase risks of surgery if operative procedure becomes necessary
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Drug used to increase effect of another?
Potentiating
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Structure responsible for relaying information regarding muscle dynamics to conscious and subconscious parts of central nervous system?
Proprioceptors
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Appropriate steps in rehabilitating grade II ankle sprain? (5)
Rice
Stretching Achilles‘ tendon
Isometric exercises
Proprioceptive exercises
Isotonic exercises
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Strengthening of what muscle is vital in throwing athlete?
Rhomboids
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Contraindications for electrical stimulation electrode placement? (4)
Stimulation across heart
Stimulation across acute thrombophlebitis
Stimulation over temples
Directly over spine
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Ultrasound is based on what effect?
Reverse piezoelectric effect
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Treatments for facet dysfunction (4)
Facet joint mobilization
Passive rotation
Pelvic rock exercises
Abdominal strengthening
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Vascular reaction to cold that results in white, red, blue discoloration of extremities?
Raynaud’s phenomenon
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Cardinal sign of inflammation?
Loss of function
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Exercises beneficial in diminishing symptoms during early stages of scheuermanns disease?
Extension and postural exercises
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Contraindications for use of aquatic therapy (4)
Excessive fear of water
Open wound
Urinary tract infection
Skin infection
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Massage can control pain because it activates?
Autonomic nervous system and pacinian receptors
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Actions appropriate for partial meniscectomy 5 days ago? (4)
Achilles stretching
Four quadrant straight leg raises
Stationary bicycling with minimal/no resistance
Hip flexor strengthening
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Primary muscles involved with resisted wrist curl? (2)
Flexor carpi radialis
Flexor carpi ulnaris
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When using massage to reduce edema in extremity, AT should begin and move?
Proximal, distal
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Treatment for cystic fibrosis?
Nutritional counseling/modification, pulmonary therapies to clear secretions, antibiotics
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Best response to attention-seeking athlete?
Set specific but reasonable time limits with athlete per treatment session so athletic trainer is not overtaxed
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Herpes simplex labialis is caused by?
Virus
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Manual technique where muscles are actively contracted against counterforce in specific position?
Muscle energy techniques
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Minimizing symptoms of sinding-Larsen-Johansson disease? (3)
Use ice packs frequently to minimize pain and swelling
Avoid stressful activities for 6 months
Avoid deep squatting
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Type of exercise that can produce spike in systolic blood pressure that can result in potentially life-threatening cardiovascular accident?
Isometric
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Half-life of drug refers to?
Time required for amount of drug in blood to be reduced by one-half
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What muscles are involved in seated military press? (4)
Trapezius
Pectoralis major
Serratus anterior
Triceps
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Method of massage that involves lifting and kneading of skin, subcutaneous tissue, muscle with fingers or hand?
Petrissage
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How many calories should daily diet be reduced by in order to lose 1-2 pounds per week?
500-1000 calories/day
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Braces used after rehab?
Functional
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Massage utilized to induce sedative effect?
Effleurage
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Time that sound waves are being emitted during one pulse period?
Duty cycle
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Patient should be aware of what when self-administering medication? (2)
When to take meds
What foods/drugs not to mix with
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Involuntary muscle contraction characterized by alternate contraction and relaxation in rapid succession?
Clonic contraction
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Neurapraxia?
Demyelination of axon sheath that leads to conduction block. Usually heals in approximately 1-2 weeks
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Treatments for snapping hip syndrome? (4)
Ice and NSAIDs
Biomechanical correction
Flexibility exercises
Instruction in proper training technique
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Like charges repel while unlike charges attract each other?
Coulomb’s law
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What name is dexamethasone?
Generic name
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Which muscle groups should be strengthened with patellofemoral pain syndrome? (2)
Hip adductors, quadriceps
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Medications that could predispose athlete to heat illness? (4)
Decongestants
Antihistamines
Diuretics
Beta-adrenergic blockers
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Protective spasm of muscular abdominal wall?
Rigidity
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Most appropriate exercises for lumbar spinal stenosis
Williams flexion exercises
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Muscles involved in seated row? (4)
Latissimus dorsi
Teres major
Middle trapezius
Rhomboids
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Joint mechanoreceptors are found in? (4)
Ligaments
Menisci
Fat pads
Musculotendinous junction
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Closed chain exercises are recommended during rehab because? (4)
Stimulate proprioceptors
Increase joint stability
Reduce shear forces
Increase muscle co-contraction
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Closed kinetic chain equipment? (4)
Treadmill
Leg-press machine
Upper body ergometer
Baps board
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Common adverse effect of opioid analgesic?
Constipation
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Appropriate response to athlete who is afraid of electricity?
Teach about general principles of electrical stimulation
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Categories of electrical stimulating currents (4)
Direct
Pulsed
Alternating
Galvanic
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Fixed payments made on monthly basis to managed care provider?
Capitation
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Level of listening when taking history during initial eval?
Analytical
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Responsibilities of AT? (4)
Counsel and advise athlete about health care
Administer first aid as necessary
Supervise proper equipment fitting
Organize and set up preparticipation physical exams
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State law that gives individual length of time to file claim?
Statute of limitations
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Way to protect from negligence?
Good documentation
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What are CPT codes?
Current procedural terminology
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AT scope of practice parameters set by legislation fall into these areas (4)
Restrictions regarding site of practice
Modality use restrictions
Definition of athletic training or athletic trainer
Supervision of athletic trainers
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Organization establishes standards of quality for organizations that provide rehab services?
CARF
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Statute of limitations involving negligence suit has limit of?
1-3 years
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When asked to detail surgery and rehab from scout, refer to?
Nobody
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2 sections of BOC standards of professional practice?
Practice standards
Code of professional responsibility
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Contact between policyholder and insurance company to reimburse percentage of cost of policyholders medical bills?
Medical insurance
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Potential to influence behavior of superior?
Personal power
