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Terms in this set (80)
What condition should the athletic trainer c. Morton's neuroma
suspect with an athlete who reports having
periodic numbness and intermittent pain in the
third and fourth toes of both feet?
Choose one:
a. Jones fracture
b. Metatarsalgia
c. Morton's neuroma
d. Sesamoiditis
e. Tailor's bunion
During a pre-participation examination, a 22 year c. Myocarditis
old athlete reports mild fatigue, systemic body
aches, dyspnea, pitting edema, and palpitations.
What condition should the athletic trainer
suspect?
Choose one:
a. Deep vein thrombosis
b. Mononucleosis
c. Myocarditis
d. Pulmonary emolus
e. Sickle cell anemia
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An athletic trainer is called to the ice during a a. Ensure the exposed team members have up-to-date Hep B vaccinations
club hockey practice. A 28-year-old female
athlete sustained a horizontal laceration on her
left mid-anterior forearm. The athlete, her
teammates, and the ice are covered in a
significant amount of blood.
The athletic trainer's initial evaluation reveals:
Horizontal laceration to the mid-anterior
forearm (7cm wide; 2cm deep)
Blood pressure: 98/54 mmHg
Pulse: 115 bpm
Respiration: rapid/shallow (24 bpm)
Pale
Conscious, but lethargic
The athlete is transported to the emergency
room via EMS. During treatment, the emergency
room physician discovers that the athlete is
positive for the Hep B virus. Which of the
following steps should the athletic trainer take
upon learning of the athlete's acute Hep B
diagnosis?
Choose one:
a. Ensure the exposed team members have up-
to-date Hep B vaccinations
b. Inform team members that their teammate
tested positive for Hep B
c. Inform t
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, 10/31/24, 2:33 PM
An athletic trainer is called to the ice during a c. Direct contact with blood
club hockey practice. A 28-year-old female f. Unprotected sexual contact
athlete sustained a horizontal laceration on her
left mid-anterior forearm. Three of the athlete's
teammates were able to control the bleeding via
direct pressure to the wound. The athlete, her
teammates, and the ice are covered in a
significant amount of blood.
The athletic trainer's initial evaluation reveals:
Horizontal laceration to the mid-anterior
forearm (7cm wide; 2cm deep)
Blood pressure: 98/54 mmHg
Pulse: 115 bpm
Respiration: rapid and shallow (24 bpm)
Skin color: pale
Conscious, but lethargic
The athlete is transported to the emergency
room via EMS. During treatment, the emergency
room physician discovers that the athlete is
positive for the Hepatitis B virus.
Which of the following are methods of
transmission for Hepatitis B?
Choose all that apply:
a. Contaminated food
b. Contaminated water
c. Direct contact with
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BOC Self-Assessment Exam Review 1 PA8 With Questions And 100% SURE
ANSWERS
o
Terms in this set (80)
What condition should the athletic trainer c. Morton's neuroma
suspect with an athlete who reports having
periodic numbness and intermittent pain in the
third and fourth toes of both feet?
Choose one:
a. Jones fracture
b. Metatarsalgia
c. Morton's neuroma
d. Sesamoiditis
e. Tailor's bunion
During a pre-participation examination, a 22 year c. Myocarditis
old athlete reports mild fatigue, systemic body
aches, dyspnea, pitting edema, and palpitations.
What condition should the athletic trainer
suspect?
Choose one:
a. Deep vein thrombosis
b. Mononucleosis
c. Myocarditis
d. Pulmonary emolus
e. Sickle cell anemia
BOC Self-Assessment Exam Review 1 PA8
1/29
,10/31/24, 2:33 PM
An athletic trainer is called to the ice during a a. Ensure the exposed team members have up-to-date Hep B vaccinations
club hockey practice. A 28-year-old female
athlete sustained a horizontal laceration on her
left mid-anterior forearm. The athlete, her
teammates, and the ice are covered in a
significant amount of blood.
The athletic trainer's initial evaluation reveals:
Horizontal laceration to the mid-anterior
forearm (7cm wide; 2cm deep)
Blood pressure: 98/54 mmHg
Pulse: 115 bpm
Respiration: rapid/shallow (24 bpm)
Pale
Conscious, but lethargic
The athlete is transported to the emergency
room via EMS. During treatment, the emergency
room physician discovers that the athlete is
positive for the Hep B virus. Which of the
following steps should the athletic trainer take
upon learning of the athlete's acute Hep B
diagnosis?
Choose one:
a. Ensure the exposed team members have up-
to-date Hep B vaccinations
b. Inform team members that their teammate
tested positive for Hep B
c. Inform t
BOC Self-Assessment Exam Review 1 PA8
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, 10/31/24, 2:33 PM
An athletic trainer is called to the ice during a c. Direct contact with blood
club hockey practice. A 28-year-old female f. Unprotected sexual contact
athlete sustained a horizontal laceration on her
left mid-anterior forearm. Three of the athlete's
teammates were able to control the bleeding via
direct pressure to the wound. The athlete, her
teammates, and the ice are covered in a
significant amount of blood.
The athletic trainer's initial evaluation reveals:
Horizontal laceration to the mid-anterior
forearm (7cm wide; 2cm deep)
Blood pressure: 98/54 mmHg
Pulse: 115 bpm
Respiration: rapid and shallow (24 bpm)
Skin color: pale
Conscious, but lethargic
The athlete is transported to the emergency
room via EMS. During treatment, the emergency
room physician discovers that the athlete is
positive for the Hepatitis B virus.
Which of the following are methods of
transmission for Hepatitis B?
Choose all that apply:
a. Contaminated food
b. Contaminated water
c. Direct contact with
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