Athletic Training Career
What is the minimum education requirement for an Athletic Trainer?
Master's degree
What is the difference between subjective and objective assessment?
Objective = Measurable; Subjective = Opinion
What is the minimum education required for a physical therapist?
Doctorate degree
Federal regulation that protects the confidentiality of patient's medical records is known as:
HIPAA
What is the one universal requirement for a Strength & Conditioning Specialist?
CPR Certified
Name a specialist that would be part of a Peripheral Sports Medicine team.
Cardiologist, Dermatologist, Podiatrist, Dentist, Nutritionist, Sports Psychologist
True or False: Flexibility is the most overlooked component of physical fitness.
True
What is the main difference between a Physical Therapy Assistant and a Physical Therapy Aide?
Assistants provide patient care, Aides do not
A coach is not supervising his athletes while they are warming up for practice. An athlete is injured during this time frame. What type of negligence is this scenario?
Gross Negligence
What is the difference between an Athletic Training Student and an Athletic Training Student Aide?
Athletic Training Student = college student
Athletic Training Student Aide = high school student
What is a non-traditional setting for an athletic trainer?
Military, warehouses, performing arts, construction, etc.
A person who lifts a set of weights over her head until her arms are too tired to left them anymore has reached the limits of her
Muscle Endurance
A Sports Medicine professional's salary is determined by what? Provide 2 of the 4 answers.
Experience, Years of Education, Job Setting, Geographic Location
To prevent liability, athletes and parents are required to sign a _______________ form, which indicates that they are aware of the risk associated with participation in the activity/sport.
Assumption of Risk
Who is responsible for athlete safety when the athletic trainer is not available?
Who are the members of the Sports Medicine team?
Team Physician, Athletic Trainer, Coach, Athlete, School Administration, Parent/Guardian
What is the difference between physical limitations and physical capabilities?
Physical limitations = asthma, diabetes, and previous injury. Physical capabilities = someone's athletic ability.
Career that specializes in diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal injuries. They can perform surgery when necessary.
Orthopedic Surgeon
This is a detailed plan of what do in the event of an emergency and should be established for every sport at an organization
Emergency Action Plan
What Sports Medicine career requires the least amount of education.
Personal Trainer
Prevention, Evaluation, Immediate Care, Treatment & Rehabilitation, Organization & Administration, Professional Responsibility
What does the acronym S.M.A.R.T. stand for?
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time Bound
Which sports medicine professional would design and implement a proper pre game meal for a team?
Nutritionist
A doctor gives a patient medication that they are allergic to when it was clearly listed on their medical history. As a result the patient has a seizure. What type of negligence is this an example of?
Malpractice
People who work in the Sports Medicine field must have knowledge in what topic?
Anatomy