Torts
This is a term for a failure to act when a person has a duty to act.
What is nonfeasance?
This is a specific length of time an individual can sue for an injury resulting from negligence.
What is a statute of limitation?
The athletic trainer works directly under this professional.
What is the team physician?
This was when the NATA became an organization that helped athletic trainers be seen as medical professionals.
When is 1950?
This person was the first full-time female athletic trainer hired by an NFL organization.
Who is Ariko Iso?
This is a term for when a person performs an action that is not his or hers to legally perform.
What is malfeasance?
This is when an individual is made aware of possible risks involved in sport and voluntarily decides to continue participating.
What is assumption of risk?
This is making athletes better. Specifically, one side of the umbrella that includes athletic trainers and physicians.
What is Injury Care & Prevention?
This is the organization that administers the national athletic training exam.
What is the NATABOC?
This is the NFL organization that hired the first full time female athletic trainer.
Who are the Steelers?
This is a term for when a person performs an action incorrectly that he or she has the legal right to perform.
What is misfeasance
This guarantees an individual's medical records and other personal health information remains confidential.
What is HIPAA?
This is making better athletes. Specifically, one side of the umbrella that includes biomechanics and sports nutrition.
What is Performance Enhancement?
These are the two main types of regulation for athletic trainers.
What is licensure and certification?
This is the first female head athletic trainer hired by an MLB organization.
Who is Sue Falsone?
This is a term for failure to use ordinary or reasonable care.
What is negligence?
This provides the privacy of student education records.
What is FERPA?
This is the core members of the team who are directly responsible for the athlete's care. These people are involved in day-to-day prevention.
What is the central sports medicine team?
This is a government issued 10 digit identification number for healthcare professionals.
This is the MLB organization that hired the first female head athletic trainer.
Who are the Dodgers?
This is a term that provides limited protection against legal liability to one that provides care if something goes wrong, even if they are not trained.
What is Good Samaritan Law?
This is any unique, identifying characteristic.
What is PHI?
This group works around the central sports medicine team to provide additional support and expertise for the athlete, but is not directly responsible for day to day medical care.
What is the peripheral sports medicine team?
This is a type of regulation that says nothing for competency. It only deals with paying a fee for being placed on a list of practitioners.
What is registration?
This is the amount of CEU's an athletic trainer must have every 2 years.
What is 50?