AT Professional
Degree needed to become an AT.
What is a Master's degree?
Piece of equipment that is most vital during a cardiac emergency.
What is AED?
Failing to act as a reasonably prudent person would act in a similar situation
What is negligence?
This term combines air temperature and humidity.
What is heat index?
Area of an AT facility that would best use rubberized floor.
What is rehab area?
Physician who specializes in the nervous system.
What is a neurologist?
First action for controlling external bleeding.
What is direct pressure?
Name of one of the two main types of insurance.
What is HMO or PPO?
Person transfers their heat from the movement of a medium such as swirling water.
What is convection?
Acronym for the type of outlet that protects against water and electrical surges?
What is GFI?
Hours needed every 2 years to maintain Athletic Training BOC certification.
What is 50?
Frequency that you should practice an EAP.
What is every year?
Being fully apprised of the risks involved in participating in a specific activity.
What is informed consent?
Rewarming the body part in water slightly greater than body temperature is treatment for what injury.
What is frostbite?
The two factors that go into calculation BMI?
Name 3 members of the central Sports Medicine team. (5 total)
Athlete, parent/guardian, team physician, AT, Coach
Assessing the injured to see who is suffering the most severe injuries and needs to be treated first.
What is triage?
What is malpractice?
Amount of time an outdoor activity must wait following a lightning strike in the area.
Type of animal that can pass on Lyme disease from a bite.
What is a tick?
NATA stands for this.
What is National Athletic Trainer's Association?
These interventions are used for what type of emergency: Giving oxygen, Raise feet 12 inches off the ground, Turn them on their side if they vomit.
What is shock?
This type of insurance helps professionals if they are ever sued.
What is liability insurance?
Tool is used to measure the relative humidity in the air.
What is a psychrometer?
History
Inspection
Palpation
Special Tests