Test 1

Question 1

Occupational athlete

Answer 1

Those who have very physical jobs and can acquire athletic injuries on the job

Question 2

One of the most important aspects of athletic training

Answer 2

Record keeping and documentation

Question 3

HIPPA

Answer 3

Health insurance accountability act

Question 4

HIPPA protects privacy by

Answer 4

Regulating personal document distribution

Require sign off from an individual before they’re information is released to a third party

Question 5

FERPA

Answer 5

Family education rights and privacy act

Question 6

FERPA protects what rights how?

Answer 6

Protects students privacy of their educational records
Parents have access to minors
Parents have no rights to those 18 and over

Question 7

Athletic trainers treat both athletes and?

Answer 7

Occupational athletes

Question 8

Things to do during a primary survey

Answer 8

Rule of life threatening situations
Determine consciousness
Check ABCs
Look, listen, feel
Check for shock and bleeding
Begin cpr

Question 9

ABCs

Answer 9

Airway, breathing, circulation

Question 10

Goal of primary survey

Answer 10

Stabilize the patient

Question 11

When to call 911

Answer 11

In any sort of doubt

When the issue is unclear

Question 12

Secondary survey

Answer 12

Detailed vital check
Determine state of consciousness
Open airway
Establish breathing
Establish circulation

Question 13

On the field assessment

Answer 13

Are they stable?
Brief injury assessment
Can they be moved?

Question 14

Off the field assessment

Answer 14

Complete MOI

Determine type and location of injury

Question 15

Vital signs to observe

Answer 15

Pulse
Respiration
Blood pressure
Temp
Skin color
O2 assessment
Capillary refill
State of conciousness

Question 16

Normal pulse

Answer 16

60-80 bpm

Question 17

Respiration

Answer 17

12-20 breaths/min

Question 18

Normal blood pressure

Answer 18

120/80

Question 19

Red skin color means

Answer 19

Elevated temp, possible heat stroke, high blood pressure

Question 20

White skin means

Answer 20

Bad circulation, shock, hemorrhaging, heat exhaustion, insulin shock

Question 21

Blue skin color means

Answer 21

Air obstruction, respiratory insufficiency

Question 22

What test is performed for an oxygen assessment

Answer 22

Pulse oximetry

Question 23

How does pulse oximetry work?

Answer 23

Determined how O2 is prefusing through the body

Checks O2 saturation using photoelectric sensors

Question 24

Deficiency of O2 reaching tissues

Answer 24

Hypoxia

Question 25

Normal levels of O2 saturation

Answer 25

95-100%

Question 26

Mild hypoxia

Answer 26

91-94%

Question 27

Moderate hypoxia

Answer 27

86-90%

Question 28

Severe hypoxia

Question 29

Checking capillary refill

Answer 29

Blanch test

Question 30

When to assess state of consciousness

Answer 30

Always

Question 31

Alertness and awareness of the environment and responsiveness to vocal stimuli

Answer 31

Conciousness

Question 32

AVPU

Answer 32

Alertness Verbal Pain Unresponsive

Question 33

How to open airway

Answer 33

Head tilt and chin lift

Question 34

Ways to establish breathing

Answer 34

Look, listen, feel | Maintain pressure on head and keep head tilted

Question 35

When initial rescue breaths fail:

Answer 35

Retilt and try again

Question 36

Establishing circulation

Answer 36

Locate and check pulse

Question 37

When to use an AED

Answer 37

ASAP whenever available