Whats in a Name?
Domains
Do You Have What it Takes?
Competencies
All about my Instructor
100
An individual(s) who are dedicated to improving the health and well-being of the physically active population as well as the prevention of athletic-related injuries and illnesses.
What is Athletic Trainer
100
Prevention
100
What is the highest level of education for an Athletic Trainer?
What is a Master's Degree
100
Includes the way that food fulfills the metabolic needs of the body. Athletes have different nutritional demands than those of people who do not exercise.
What is Nutrition
100
Do I have any biological children?
What is no.
200
Also known as the "Primary" Team
What is Central Team
200
What is Organization and Administration
200
What US state does NOT require licensure?
What is California
200
Refers to the science of drugs and drug interactions in the body. ATs cannot administer, they must still understand prescription and non prescription medications.
What is pharmacology
200
How tall is Brandie?
What is 5'4"
300
Also known as the "Secondary Team"
What is Peripheral Team
300
What is Rehabilitation
300
What setting do Rodeo ATs fall under?
What is Non-Traditional?
300
Includes knowing the disease processes and the disabilities that result from athletic injuries. This includes disabilities that may exist as pre-existing conditions in active people.
What is Medical Conditions and Disability
300
What is my favorite color?
What is black.
400
This is the agency responsible for administering an Athletic Trainer's Exam/Boards.
What is Board of Certification (BOC)
400
What is Immediate/Acute Care
400
Name a setting (NOT RODEO/NT) for Athletic Trainers
Secondary School
Universities and colleges
Professional and Semi Professional Sports
Clinical and Hospital Settings
Industrial AT
Military
400
Refers to the methods of facilitating the healing process. Understanding of the physics behind energy absorption, dissipation, and transmission as energy is applied to the body through various modalities.
What is Therapeutic Modalities
400
What is my favorite sport to work/watch?
What is baseball.
500
What does NATA stand for?
What is National Athletic Trainer's Association.
500
What is Clinical Evaluation and Diagnosis
500
What % of Athletic Trainer's work in professional sports?
1%
2%
5%
20%
What is 2%
500
Understanding the psychological and sociological aspects of an injury/illness and knowing how to intervene and refer an athlete for appropriate care. ATs ability to use what they have learned to understand an athletes behavior after an injury or illness.
What is Psychosocial Intervention
500
What is my husband's name?
What is Scott