EXSC 200 Final Exam Notes Questions
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according the NATA position statement on heat illness, heat stroke occurs
when the body reaches what degree F - ✔✔above 105
which of the following is not considered an essential component of a
profession - ✔✔regulation in the form of licensure for practitioners
the practice of athletic training services is governed by which of the
following - ✔✔individual state licensing agencies
The primary purpose of regulation for health care providers is - ✔✔protect
the public
The primary difference between a Residency and an internship is -
✔✔residency programs have planned clinical and didactic training
What is the most restrictive form of state regulation for athletic trainers -
✔✔licensure
Which of the following are reasons to have a pre-participation health exam
for athletes - ✔✔Identify whether an athlete is at risk before he/she
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,participates, establish a baseline of health-related information, satisfy
insurance and liability issues
Currently, which agency regulates the practice of athletic training in the
state of south - ✔✔DHEC
If an individual fails to perform a legal duty it is known as a(n) -
✔✔nonfeasance
When an athletic trainer burns an athlete because of improper use of a
modality they are trained to use, it is - ✔✔misfeasance
The stretch method that uses a bouncing movement with repetitive
contractions of agonist muscle to stretch antagonist muscle is - ✔✔Ballistic
stretch
Motion to the end points of an athlete's range of motion without a muscle
contract is best described as - ✔✔passive ROM
The term for an abnormal shortening of the muscle tissue because of
immobilization in which there is a great deal of resistance to passive stretch
is - ✔✔contracture
A tort is a legal wrong that is committed against a person or property and is
initiated by the - ✔✔plaintiff
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, The maximum amount an insurance company will pay for services based
on things like geographical averages and usual/customary charges is -
✔✔UCR allowable charge
The length of time an individual has to sue for damages from negligence is
known as - ✔✔statute of limitations
Billing in a healthcare facility must be in accordance with Current
Procedural Terminology Code, which is set by - ✔✔AMA
Which of the following regulates how ATs, physicians, and health care
providers can share private health information - ✔✔HIPAA
When I throw a baseball, during the release phase which of the following
muscles is most performing a concentric muscle contraction - ✔✔pectoralis
major
If an athlete is doing a plyometric box jump exercise. When landing on the
ground, which muscle is performing an eccentric contraction (at initial
ground strike) - ✔✔quadriceps
Which of the following describes medical, surgical, and diagnostic services
performed by physicians and other health care professionals (PTs/ATs) -
✔✔CPT Codes
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with 100% Correct Answers | Rated A+
according the NATA position statement on heat illness, heat stroke occurs
when the body reaches what degree F - ✔✔above 105
which of the following is not considered an essential component of a
profession - ✔✔regulation in the form of licensure for practitioners
the practice of athletic training services is governed by which of the
following - ✔✔individual state licensing agencies
The primary purpose of regulation for health care providers is - ✔✔protect
the public
The primary difference between a Residency and an internship is -
✔✔residency programs have planned clinical and didactic training
What is the most restrictive form of state regulation for athletic trainers -
✔✔licensure
Which of the following are reasons to have a pre-participation health exam
for athletes - ✔✔Identify whether an athlete is at risk before he/she
1
©JOSHCLAY 2024/2025. YEAR PUBLISHED 2024.
,participates, establish a baseline of health-related information, satisfy
insurance and liability issues
Currently, which agency regulates the practice of athletic training in the
state of south - ✔✔DHEC
If an individual fails to perform a legal duty it is known as a(n) -
✔✔nonfeasance
When an athletic trainer burns an athlete because of improper use of a
modality they are trained to use, it is - ✔✔misfeasance
The stretch method that uses a bouncing movement with repetitive
contractions of agonist muscle to stretch antagonist muscle is - ✔✔Ballistic
stretch
Motion to the end points of an athlete's range of motion without a muscle
contract is best described as - ✔✔passive ROM
The term for an abnormal shortening of the muscle tissue because of
immobilization in which there is a great deal of resistance to passive stretch
is - ✔✔contracture
A tort is a legal wrong that is committed against a person or property and is
initiated by the - ✔✔plaintiff
2
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, The maximum amount an insurance company will pay for services based
on things like geographical averages and usual/customary charges is -
✔✔UCR allowable charge
The length of time an individual has to sue for damages from negligence is
known as - ✔✔statute of limitations
Billing in a healthcare facility must be in accordance with Current
Procedural Terminology Code, which is set by - ✔✔AMA
Which of the following regulates how ATs, physicians, and health care
providers can share private health information - ✔✔HIPAA
When I throw a baseball, during the release phase which of the following
muscles is most performing a concentric muscle contraction - ✔✔pectoralis
major
If an athlete is doing a plyometric box jump exercise. When landing on the
ground, which muscle is performing an eccentric contraction (at initial
ground strike) - ✔✔quadriceps
Which of the following describes medical, surgical, and diagnostic services
performed by physicians and other health care professionals (PTs/ATs) -
✔✔CPT Codes
3
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