Administration & Organization
Athletic Trainers and Physical Therapists are BOTH considered Health Care Providers. True or False.
True.
The carpals are found in what part of the body?
The hands
A squat is an example of what plane of motion/movement?
What is sagittal plane
Sugars, Starches, and Fiber are considered to fall under what energy source?
Carbohydrates
What is the band of thick tissue on the bottom of the foot called?
What is the plantar fascia
Name 3 settings that you could find an athletic trainer.
Secondary School, Collegiate/University, Professional Sports, Performing Arts, Industrial, Government, Recreational Sports, Hospital/Clinic, etc.
When referring to anatomical positioning, describing something as posterior means . . .
It is on the backside of the body.
What does SDOH stand for?
What is Social Determinants of Health?
What kind of energy source provides twice the amount of calories per gram compared to the others?
Fats
What is the "outside knobbie" called on the ankle?
What is lateral malleolus
What are the two categories within the umbrella of sports medicine?
Performance Enhancement and Injury Care & Prevention
What nerve lies behind the fibular head?
Common Peroneal Nerve
True or False. Babies are born without a patella.
True.
What type of fat is derived mainly from animal sources?
Saturated Fats
In order for true tibial rotation to occur, the patient must be in what position?
What does the APTA stand for?
APTA - American Physical Therapy Association
A force pushing a joint inward, stressing the medial ligaments, is called what?
What is a valgus force
What are A-skips, bounds and knee-highs examples of?
What is dynamic stretching/warm up
What are the basic units that make up proteins?
Amino Acids
ACL stands for . . .
What is anterior cruciate ligament
Which is the most formal, and typically restrictive, form of regulation of the athletic training profession? (Hint: Not all states abide by this type of regulation)
Licensure
Which muscle group aids in elbow extension?
What is the Triceps muscle group
Which type of lower extremity joint dislocation is a medical emergency, due to neurovascular structures in the area?
What is a knee dislocation
Sodium, Chloride, Potassium, Magnesium and Calcium are electrically charged ions called what?
Electrolytes
What is the interosseous membrane