SPORTS MEDICINE EOPA REVIEW COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

SPORTS MEDICINE EOPA REVIEW
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
CoachA2-A2Ans--MemberA2ofA2theA2sportsA2medicineA2team
ResponsibleA2forA2firstA2aidA2careA2ofA2athletesA2inA2theA2absenceA2ofA2anA2athleticA2traine
r.

AthleteA2-A2Ans--MemberA2ofA2theA2sportsA2medicineA2team
ShouldA2beA2wellA2informedA2aboutA2theirA2injuryA2andA2listenA2toA2theirA2bodyA2toA2preven
tA2re-injury.

ParentsA2-A2Ans--MemberA2ofA2theA2sportsA2medicineA2team
ImportantA2especiallyA2withA2athletesA2whoA2areA2minors

TeamA2PhysicianA2-A2Ans--MemberA2ofA2theA2sportsA2medicineA2team
AssistsA2theA2athleticA2trainerA2inA2returnA2toA2playA2decisions

AthleticA2TrainerA2-A2Ans--MemberA2ofA2theA2sportsA2medicineA2team
ResponsibleA2forA2allA2aspectsA2ofA2careA2ofA2theA2injuredA2athlete.
FacilitatesA2communicationA2betweenA2allA2membersA2ofA2theA2sportsA2medicineA2team.

CSCSA2-A2Ans--Lead/instructA2individualsA2andA2groupsA2inA2exerciseA2activities.
CertifiedA2StrengthA2andA2ConditioningA2Specialist
"PersonalA2Trainer"

ATCA2-A2Ans--Prevent,A2evaluate,A2careA2andA2rehabilitateA2injuries.

ExerciseA2physiologistA2-A2Ans--
ExpertA2inA2theA2effectA2ofA2exerciseA2onA2theA2humanA2body

FamilyA2PhysicianA2-A2Ans--MedicalA2doctor
DiagnoseA2illness,A2prescribeA2andA2administerA2treatmentA2forA2peopleA2withA2injuryA2orA2
disease

OrthopedicA2SurgeonA2-A2Ans--MedicalA2doctor
Bone/JointA2surgeon

PAA2-A2Ans--
PracticesA2medicineA2underA2theA2supervisionA2ofA2physiciansA2andA2surgeons

PodiatristA2-A2Ans--DiagnoseA2andA2treatA2issuesA2ofA2theA2footA2andA2lowerA2leg

,SportsA2PsychologistA2-A2Ans--
StudyA2mentalA2processesA2andA2behaviorA2andA2assistsA2inA2theA2mentalA2aspectA2ofA2sp
ortA2participation

CollisionA2sportA2-A2Ans--
AthletesA2useA2theirA2bodiesA2toA2deterA2orA2punishA2theirA2opponent.
ExamplesA2includeA2football,A2rugbyA2andA2hockey.

ContactA2sportA2-A2Ans--
ContactA2withA2theA2opponentA2isA2partA2ofA2theA2sport,A2butA2isA2notA2partA2ofA2theA2actual
A2intentA2ofA2theA2sportA2andA2discouragedA2byA2theA2rules.
ExamplesA2includeA2basketball,A2soccer,A2andA2wrestling

Non-contactA2sportA2-A2Ans--PlayersA2areA2physicallyA2separatedA2fromA2theirA2opponent
ExamplesA2includeA2Volleyball,A2Tennis,A2andA2CrossA2CountryA2running

AssumptionA2ofA2RiskA2-A2Ans--
AthletesA2recognizeA2thatA2thereA2areA2someA2risksA2inherentA2inA2participatingA2inA2sports
A2andA2chooseA2toA2takeA2partA2anyway.


BatteryA2-A2Ans--TouchingA2someoneA2withoutA2theirA2permission

CommissionA2-A2Ans--
DoingA2somethingA2extraA2thatA2aA2reasonableA2personA2wouldA2notA2haveA2done

OmissionA2-A2Ans--
FailingA2toA2doA2somethingA2thatA2aA2reasonableA2personA2wouldA2haveA2done

FailureA2toA2WarnA2-A2Ans--
NotA2informingA2aA2participantA2ofA2potentialA2risksA2andA2dangers

HIPAAA2-A2Ans--MedicalA2informationA2confidentialityA2law

InformedA2ConsentA2-A2Ans--
BeingA2informedA2ofA2allA2proceduresA2andA2potentialA2risks/benefitsA2ofA2each

LiabilityA2-A2Ans--LegalA2responsibilityA2toA2act

MalpracticeA2-A2Ans--
WhenA2anA2individualA2commitsA2aA2negligentA2actA2whileA2providingA2care

NegligenceA2-A2Ans--FailureA2toA2useA2ordinaryA2orA2reasonableA2care.
MustA2proveA2fourA2things:A2DutyA2ofA2care,A2BreachA2ofA2duty,A2Injury/
damage,A2ProximateA2cause

, StandardA2ofA2CareA2-A2Ans--
LevelA2ofA2careA2thatA2isA2expected,A2basedA2onA2someoneA2withA2similarA2educationA2an
dA2experience

ADAA2-A2Ans--
FederalA2legislationA2ensuringA2equalA2opportunitiesA2toA2AmericansA2withA2disabilitiesA2(
AmericanA2DisabilityA2Act)

ScopeA2ofA2PracticeA2-A2Ans--
TheA2skillsA2andA2responsibilitiesA2ofA2yourA2levelA2ofA2training.
WhatA2youA2canA2andA2cannotA2doA2asA2partA2ofA2yourA2career.

TitleA2IXA2-A2Ans--GenderA2equityA2law

SOAPA2-A2Ans--ProperA2documentationA2format
Subjective,A2Objective,A2Assessment,A2Plan

EAPA2-A2Ans--PlanA2detailingA2howA2toA2dealA2withA2anA2emergency.
IncludesA2locationA2ofA2equipmentA2andA2individualA2responsibilities.
SpecificA2forA2eachA2sportA2andA2venue.

CryotherapyA2-A2Ans--TreatmentA2byA2useA2ofA2cold

HydrotherapyA2-A2Ans--TreatmentA2byA2useA2ofA2water

ThermotherapyA2-A2Ans--TreatmentA2byA2useA2ofA2heat

ModalityA2-A2Ans--MethodA2orA2apparatusA2usedA2forA2healingA2anA2injury

ProprioceptionA2-A2Ans--SenseA2ofA2theA2body'sA2positionA2inA2space

RangeA2ofA2MotionA2-A2Ans--
MovementA2ofA2aA2jointA2aroundA2aA2centralA2pointA2(howA2muchA2motionA2occursA2atA2aA2j
oint)

ReductionA2-A2Ans--ToA2bringA2backA2toA2theA2normalA2position

ValgusA2-A2Ans--DistalA2aspectA2ofA2limbA2forcedA2awayA2fromA2theA2midline

VarusA2-A2Ans--DistalA2aspectA2ofA2limbA2forcedA2towardA2midline

AcclimatizationA2-A2Ans--
TheA2processA2ofA2theA2bodyA2physiologicallyA2adaptingA2toA2anA2unfamiliarA2environment
A2(altitudeA2orA2temperatures)


AerobicA2-A2Ans--WorkA2orA2exerciseA2requiringA2oxygen.