Sports Medicine
Foundations of AT 1
Foundations of AT 2
Foundations of AT 3
Legal Terms
100

This professional focuses on musculoskeletal injuries and performs surgeries to fix these injuries

Orthopedic Surgeon

100

Year the NATA first met and organized

1950

100

One must get this level of education in order to become an ATC

Masters Degree

100

An AT working with construction workers to prevent on-site injuries and recovering back to work faster works in this setting

Industrial

100
One big value and AT brings to a high school is that they help reduce the chance of something bad happening and the school being responsible, also known as:

Liability

200

This term refers to all the individuals surrounding and supporting an athlete and invested in their success.

Circle of Care

200

Athletic Training programs must be approved by this organization in order to prepare students for their BOC exam

(Extra 200 if you can say the full name and the acronym)

Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE)

200

The AT profession switched from requiring a Bachelors to a Masters degree in this year

2022

200

ATs that have a large budget, likely higher pay, but have long work hours and higher stress due to the elevated status likely work in this setting (will accept 1 of 2 options)

Division 1 or Professional

200

Legal Term for any wrongdoing that led to someone being harmed

Tort

300

This professional focuses on helping athletes understand what their bodies need to fuel and recover from their sport.

Nutritionist or Dietitian

300

James Robinson, widely considered to be the first AT, worked at this university?

Harvard

300
In the NFL, ATs are a part of this professional organization

PFATS, professional football athletic training society

300
One of the benefits of the NATA is it provides these documents covering protocols for certain situations like lightning, heat stroke, specific injury rehab

Practice statements

300

Legal term describing a failure to meet one's duty of care leading to someone being harmed

Negligence

400

This is the portion of a physicians education after they graduate medical school and start to specialize in their field of choice, typically lasts 2-4 years.

Residency

400

This organization is responsible for certifying Athletic Trainers once they graduate from school, as well as keeping them certified through their career.

Board of Certification (BOC)

400

Julie Marx became the first female president of the NATA in this year

2000

400

An injury referring to muscles and tendons either overstretching or tearing is identified as:

Strain

400

This federal law protects your personal health and medical history from being shared without consent. (must say the whole term not just the acronym)

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

500

List post high school degrees one can obtain in order from lowest to highest rank.

Associates, Bachelors, Masters, Doctorate

500

This region 7 is the regional association we are currently a part of here in Colorado.

RMATA

500

66-70% of high schools employ ATs, but only this smaller percentage employ ATs full-time

37%

500

ATCs need to complete these (50 every 2 years) in order to keep their certification and continue practicing (be specific)

Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

500

An AT applies a brace incorrectly causing the athlete to be injured, despite having training in applying a brace, this legal term is known as:

Misfeasance