Sports Medicine EOPA Review Exam 2026
|EXAM WITH CORRECT 103 ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+ 2026
Sports Psychologist
Study mental processes and behavior and assists in the mental aspect
of sport participation
Collision sport
Athletes use their bodies to deter or
punish their opponent. Examples
include football, rugby and hockey.
Contact sport
Contact with the opponent is part of the sport, but is not part of the
actual intent of the sport and discouraged by the rules.
Examples include basketball, soccer, and wrestling
Non-contact sport
Players are physically separated from their opponent
Examples include Volleyball, Tennis, and Cross Country running
Assumption of Risk
Athletes recognize that there are some risks inherent in
participating in sports and choose to take part anyway.
,Battery
Touching someone without their permission
Commission
Doing something extra that a reasonable person would not have
done
Omission
Failing to do something that a reasonable person would have done
Failure to Warn
Not informing a participant of potential risks and dangers
,HIPAA
Medical information confidentiality law
Informed Consent
Being informed of all procedures and potential risks/benefits of
each
Liability
Legal responsibility to act
Malpractice
When an individual commits a negligent act while providing care
Negligence
Failure to use ordinary or reasonable care.
Must prove four things: Duty of care, Breach of duty, Injury/damage,
Proximate cause
Standard of Care
Level of care that is expected, based on someone with similar
education and experience
ADA
Federal legislation ensuring equal opportunities to Americans with
disabilities (American Disability Act)
, SOAP
Proper documentation
format Subjective,
Objective, Assessment,
Plan
EAP
Plan detailing how to deal with an emergency.
Includes location of equipment and
individual responsibilities. Specific for
each sport and venue.
Cryotherapy
Treatment by use of cold
Hydrotherapy
Treatment by use of water
Thermotherapy
Treatment by use of heat
Modality
Method or apparatus used for healing an injury
Proprioception
|EXAM WITH CORRECT 103 ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+ 2026
Sports Psychologist
Study mental processes and behavior and assists in the mental aspect
of sport participation
Collision sport
Athletes use their bodies to deter or
punish their opponent. Examples
include football, rugby and hockey.
Contact sport
Contact with the opponent is part of the sport, but is not part of the
actual intent of the sport and discouraged by the rules.
Examples include basketball, soccer, and wrestling
Non-contact sport
Players are physically separated from their opponent
Examples include Volleyball, Tennis, and Cross Country running
Assumption of Risk
Athletes recognize that there are some risks inherent in
participating in sports and choose to take part anyway.
,Battery
Touching someone without their permission
Commission
Doing something extra that a reasonable person would not have
done
Omission
Failing to do something that a reasonable person would have done
Failure to Warn
Not informing a participant of potential risks and dangers
,HIPAA
Medical information confidentiality law
Informed Consent
Being informed of all procedures and potential risks/benefits of
each
Liability
Legal responsibility to act
Malpractice
When an individual commits a negligent act while providing care
Negligence
Failure to use ordinary or reasonable care.
Must prove four things: Duty of care, Breach of duty, Injury/damage,
Proximate cause
Standard of Care
Level of care that is expected, based on someone with similar
education and experience
ADA
Federal legislation ensuring equal opportunities to Americans with
disabilities (American Disability Act)
, SOAP
Proper documentation
format Subjective,
Objective, Assessment,
Plan
EAP
Plan detailing how to deal with an emergency.
Includes location of equipment and
individual responsibilities. Specific for
each sport and venue.
Cryotherapy
Treatment by use of cold
Hydrotherapy
Treatment by use of water
Thermotherapy
Treatment by use of heat
Modality
Method or apparatus used for healing an injury
Proprioception
