Knee
Ankle, Foot, Lower Leg
Budgeting & ATR Design
Environmental Concerns & EAPs
Concussions
100
The four main bones of the knee
What are the femur, tibia, fibula and patella?
100
The two long bones that articulate with the talus
What are the tibia and fibula?
100
You're given a set amount of money that you can use however you see fit.
What is a lump sum budget?
100
The core body temperature of someone suffering from heat stroke.
What is 104 degrees?
100
Not all concussions result in this.
What is a loss of consciousness?
200
The four ligaments of the knee and their location
What are the anterior cruciate ligament (located inside the joint capsule), posterior cruciate ligament (located inside the joint capsule), lateral collateral ligament (located on the lateral knee) and medial collateral ligament (located on the medial knee)?
200
This injury occurs as a result of stepping on an uneven surface, which causes the ankle to roll onto the lateral aspect of the foot. There will be swelling and tenderness over the anterior talofibular ligament and possibly the calcaneofibular ligament. Some laxity may be felt with an anterior drawer special test.
What is an inversion ankle sprain?
200
The entire athletic training facility should be visible from this area.
What is the office?
200
Viable shelter for protection from lightning.
What are buildings, school busses/cars, restrooms, etc.
200
Signs and symptoms of a concussion.
What are headache, nausea, vomiting, decreased memory, drowsy, sensitive to light/sound, balance, unconsciousness, etc.
300
A pop is usually heard or felt when this injury occurs. There will be swelling, pain and laxity with an anterior drawer and Lachman's special tests. Surgery is required to correct this injury.
What is an anterior cruciate ligament sprain?
300
The specific name for when the peroneal tendon tears away from the base of the 5th metatarsal, taking a piece of bone with it.
What is a Jones fracture?
300
The "climate" of the storage area.
What is cool and dry?
300
Driver's licenses and credit cards may be useful for this.
What is removing an insect stinger from the skin?
300
Two ways to prevent concussion.
What is education, correctly fitted equipment, wearing a mouth guard.
400
A chronic injury that is most common in jumpers and runners. The athlete will have pain along the patella tendon which will increase in intensity and frequency as the injury progresses. There will also be swelling along the patellar tendon and perhaps some quadriceps weakening as well.
What is patellar tendinitis?
400
The difference(s) between shin splints and stress fractures.
Stress fracture pain increases at night, is more persistant and is more localized. Shin splint pain is more diffuse and subsides when you stop the painful activity.
400
The athletic trainer must justify every expense made.
What is a zero based budget?
400
Signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion.
What is confusion, headache, fainting, pale skin, profuse sweating, rapid pulse.
400
This is what is happening to the brain when a concussion occurs.
What is a sudden deceleration, which causes the brain to hit against the inside of the skull.
500
This is a plant and twist injury that may result in catching and locking of the knee.
What is a meniscus tear?
500
The tarsal bones
What are the calcaneus, talus, cuboid, first, second, third cuneiform, navicular?
500
The types of flooring that should be used in different areas of the athletic training room/facility.
What are non slip tile (hydrotherapy), easy to clean surface such as concrete, area rug, tile (taping area), rubber floor (rehabilitation area)
500
The most effective way to cool an athlete suffering from a heat related illness.
What is submersion in a tub of cool water.
500
The name of the disease found in the brains of professional boxers, football and soccer players.
What is chronic traumatic encephalitis (CTE)?