Muscle & Movement
Injuries & Conditions
Athletic Training Basics
Emergency & Safety
Admin, Law & Equipment
100

A wall sit is an example of this type of muscle contraction.

What is an isometric contraction?

100

A sprain affects this structure

What is a ligament?

100

The emergency plan that assigns roles during a crisis.

What is an EAP (Emergency Action Plan)?

100

The most common ankle sprain.

What is a lateral ankle sprain?

100

The law that protects student educational records.

What is FERPA?

200

Muscle growth that occurs when a muscle adapts to overload.

What is hypertrophy?

200

The shock absorbers of the knee.

What is the meniscus?


200

The neuromuscular structure that supplies the shoulder and arm.

What is the brachial plexus?

200

Ice should be applied for this length of time.

What is 15–20 minutes?

200

The federal agency that sets workplace safety standards.

What is OSHA?

300

These four muscles make up the quadriceps group

What are rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, and vastus intermedius?

300

Blue or purple discoloration caused by poor oxygenation.

What is cyanosis?

300

The three stages of tissue healing.

What are the inflammatory, repair, and remodeling phases?

300

OSHA requires this vaccine for those exposed to bloodborne pathogens.

What is the Hepatitis B vaccine?

300

The professional organization for athletic trainers.

What is the NATA?

400

ROM exercises an athlete performs on their own without assistance.

 What is active range of motion?


400

Pain over the tibial tuberosity in adolescents is commonly caused by this condition.

What is Osgood-Schlatter disease?

400

The tool used to measure joint angles and ROM.

What is a goniometer?

400

The #1 response when asked about an athlete’s injury by media or bystanders.

What is “no comment”?

400

The certifying body for athletic trainers.

What is the BOC?

500

Stretching that involves holding a position for 15–30 seconds.

What is static stretching?

500

A fracture that breaks through the skin.

What is a compound (open) fracture?

500

The SITS muscles include supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, and this muscle.

What is the subscapularis?

500

The percentage bleach solution used for blood spills.

What is 10%?

500

Tape, massage lotion, and bandages are examples of this type of supply.

What are expendable supplies?

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