History of Athletic Training
Why were not many males playing college sports from 1910-1945?
WWs
college, high school, professional, clinics, military, industrial, offices
What is the first question that should be asked during an injury evaluation?
What happened?
Definition: Duty
Job
13 months
What law was passed in the 1970s that brought more female sports to colleges?
Title IX
Minimizes the education
What part of the SOAP note do you ask questions to gain history of the injury?
S
All student athletes and their families sign a document prior to the start of a sports season which states that they understand there is a chance of all extremes of injuries
Assumption of Risk
Which body system do most health history questions ask about?
Cardiovascular
The governing association that oversees all things athletic training is:
NATA
Which type of doctor is an athlete referred to with a musculoskeletal injury?
Orthopedic
What is a differential diagnosis?
EX: I'm 95% sure its a grade 3 ankle sprain, but there is a slight chance there is a fracture, so we should get an x-ray
An athletic trainer not caring for injured athletes is an example of
Negligence
What are the three H's in terms of what are the most common reasons for athletic injuries?
Heat
Head
Heart
True or False: Athletic Trainers need to pass a national certification exam to practice
True
Which profession tends to injuries affecting FINE Motor skills? Example: tying shoes, writing, typing, crunching toes, facial and eye movements
Occupational therapy
Palpate, Observe, ROM, Special tests
If you are liable for something, you are __________ if something goes wrong/someone gets injured.
At fault
True or False:
EAPs should be written and practiced for every athletic location.
True
the total health care of athletes
One way a nutritionist supports athletes is by:
providing meal plans, post workout snacks with foods that can help with inflammation, work on diets
What does ROM stand for?
Range of Motion
If you choose to help an unknown, unconscious person by providing CPR and/or first aid, you are protected by what?
Good Samaritan Law
Less than 3 minutes