Sports Medicine 101
Administration
Legal Concerns
Injury Prevention
Exercise
100

What are the two sides of the Sports Medicine umbrella

Human performance and injury prevention 

100

Paperwork needed for participation in any type of athletics that has clearance from a doctor

Physical/pre-participation exam 

100

Being legally responsible for the harm caused to another person 

Liability

100

Outer covering of the body

Skin 

100

A warmup and cool down should be how long to be effective

10-15 minutes

200

Personal trainers are required to obtain different certifications

False
200

Completed prior to exam that includes all relevant information of the student athlete and any health conditions they already have

Medical History 

200

The failure to use ordinary care or common sense

Negligence

200

Connects bone to bone

ligament

200

The goal of a flexibility program

increase ROM and prevent injury

300

Who is responsible for overseeing the athletics program, the budget, and hiring of personel 

Athletic Director

300

This policy lays out the roles and responsibilities of different personel during an emergency scenario 

Emergency Action Plan

300

Doing something we should be doing but performing it incorrectly is an example of

misfeasance 

300

connects muscle to bone

tendon 

300

Strength training performed at a low weight with higher reps improves ____________________

Muscular endurance

400

This person is responsible for injury prevention, evaluations, treatments and rehabilitation, and administration of all student-athletes

Athletic Trainer

400

The protection of medical history 

HIPAA

400

an athlete assumes certain risk of injury

Assumption of risk

400

5 signs of inflammation

redness, heat, swelling, pain, loss of function 

400

Low intensity exercise sustained for a long period of time

Aerobic 
500

The entire goal of the sports medicine team revolves around _______________

Student athlete

500

The protection of educational records

FERPA

500

A person fails to perform legal duty

Failure to act

500

5 steps of initial injury treatment

Protection, rest, ice, compression, elevation 

500

High intensity exercise performed for a short period of time

Anerobic 

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