ATHLETIC TRAINING BOC FINAL
ASSESSMENT TEST SCRIPT 2026 EXTENSIVE
QUESTIONS AND PRECISELY DEFINED
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS ALREADY PASSED
⩥During a gymnastics meet, an athlete falls from the balance beam,
injuring her right shoulder. Palpation reveals a posterior displacement of
the head of the humerus. The athlete's arm is abducted approximately
45° and any movement results in severe pain. The decision is to splint
the arm as it is using pillows and cravats. Which of the following
parameters should one assess before and after applying the splint.
Answer: Distal neurovascular and circulatory functions
⩥Which of the following is an indication for suctioning. Answer:
Vomiting in an unresponsive individual
⩥Which of the following components should a comprehensive
emergency action plan address. Answer: Emergency personnel, modes of
communication, and venue or site maps
⩥You are performing one-person cardiopulmonary resuscitation and
respiration on an unconscious victim. What is the proper compression-
to-breath ratio. Answer: 30:2
,⩥What acquired condition is represented by the absence of melanin
pigment and light (white) patchy areas on the face, hands, feet, neck,
orifices, and folds Answer: Vitiligo
⩥What is the first thing you should do if you suspect a spinal injury
Answer: Hold in-line stabilization
⩥Which of the following can result when an athlete uses a
bronchodilator more often than recommended Answer: Tachycardia
⩥Which roles are considered appropriate for an athlete who has
sustained an acute ankle sprain Answer: Comply with nighttime care
instructions, report any changes in signs or symptoms, and use
prescribed ambulatory aids
⩥What families of viruses cause the common cold Answer: Rhinovirus
or corona virus
⩥What are the types of influenza Answer: Types A, B, and C (A is most
common)
⩥What medication is useful for anxiety or panic attacks Answer: Xanax
⩥A field hockey player sustains a noncontact lateral patellar dislocation
during play. What is the accepted method for on-field reduction of this
, dislocation Answer: With the athlete seated, apply gentle pressure to the
patella in the medial direction while the athlete actively extends the knee
⩥What is the appropriate number of chest compressions per cycle when
performing two-person CPR on an adult patient? Answer: 30
compressions
⩥Which of the following conditions cause orthostatic syncope Answer:
Sudden peripheral vasodilation
⩥Which of the following signs and symptoms are characteristic of a
tension pneumothorax?
I. Tracheal deviation
II. Distended neck veins
III. Unilateral absence of breath sounds
IV. Dizziness
V. Cyanosis Answer: I, II, III, V
⩥Where is it best to observe cyanosis in a dark-skinned person Answer:
Tongue and nail beds
⩥Within what period do you have to place a luxated tooth back into its
socket in order to give the tooth the best chance of survival Answer:
Within 30 minutes
ASSESSMENT TEST SCRIPT 2026 EXTENSIVE
QUESTIONS AND PRECISELY DEFINED
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS ALREADY PASSED
⩥During a gymnastics meet, an athlete falls from the balance beam,
injuring her right shoulder. Palpation reveals a posterior displacement of
the head of the humerus. The athlete's arm is abducted approximately
45° and any movement results in severe pain. The decision is to splint
the arm as it is using pillows and cravats. Which of the following
parameters should one assess before and after applying the splint.
Answer: Distal neurovascular and circulatory functions
⩥Which of the following is an indication for suctioning. Answer:
Vomiting in an unresponsive individual
⩥Which of the following components should a comprehensive
emergency action plan address. Answer: Emergency personnel, modes of
communication, and venue or site maps
⩥You are performing one-person cardiopulmonary resuscitation and
respiration on an unconscious victim. What is the proper compression-
to-breath ratio. Answer: 30:2
,⩥What acquired condition is represented by the absence of melanin
pigment and light (white) patchy areas on the face, hands, feet, neck,
orifices, and folds Answer: Vitiligo
⩥What is the first thing you should do if you suspect a spinal injury
Answer: Hold in-line stabilization
⩥Which of the following can result when an athlete uses a
bronchodilator more often than recommended Answer: Tachycardia
⩥Which roles are considered appropriate for an athlete who has
sustained an acute ankle sprain Answer: Comply with nighttime care
instructions, report any changes in signs or symptoms, and use
prescribed ambulatory aids
⩥What families of viruses cause the common cold Answer: Rhinovirus
or corona virus
⩥What are the types of influenza Answer: Types A, B, and C (A is most
common)
⩥What medication is useful for anxiety or panic attacks Answer: Xanax
⩥A field hockey player sustains a noncontact lateral patellar dislocation
during play. What is the accepted method for on-field reduction of this
, dislocation Answer: With the athlete seated, apply gentle pressure to the
patella in the medial direction while the athlete actively extends the knee
⩥What is the appropriate number of chest compressions per cycle when
performing two-person CPR on an adult patient? Answer: 30
compressions
⩥Which of the following conditions cause orthostatic syncope Answer:
Sudden peripheral vasodilation
⩥Which of the following signs and symptoms are characteristic of a
tension pneumothorax?
I. Tracheal deviation
II. Distended neck veins
III. Unilateral absence of breath sounds
IV. Dizziness
V. Cyanosis Answer: I, II, III, V
⩥Where is it best to observe cyanosis in a dark-skinned person Answer:
Tongue and nail beds
⩥Within what period do you have to place a luxated tooth back into its
socket in order to give the tooth the best chance of survival Answer:
Within 30 minutes
