NATA Exam Review book Questions And
Correct Answers.
What is the primary mode of action of penicillin? - Answer Inhibits the metabolism of the bacteria
During which circumstances should an athlete be immediately referred to a dentist? - Answer -the
tooth is knocked out
-when a crown is fx and the tooth is still alive
-when the tooth is displaced 2mm or more
Shock after an injury can result from what? - Answer Hemorrhage and stagnation of blood
A patient has mono, how long do they need to sit out before they can participate (from time of onset to
recovery) - Answer At Least 3 weeks
What are the s&s of pneumothorax? - Answer -tracheal deviation
-distended neck veins
-unilateral absence of breath sounds
-cyanosis
What is the appropriate tx for an athlete with a rib fx? - Answer Use of a rib belt
Which of the following cells release histamine and serotonin during cellular response phase of tissue
healing? - Answer Mast cells and platelets
If an athlete is prone to bruising what vitamin should they take? - Answer Vitamin K
Normal dosage for aspirin? One tablet - Answer 325mg
, Under which of the following conditions should an athletic helmet be removed after an injury? - Answer
If after a reasonable period of time, the face mask cannot be removed to gain access to the airway
Which tool has the Inter-association task force recommended not to use for removal of loop-strap on a
football helmet? - Answer A flathead screwdriver
A pre-disposing condition such as spinal stenosis may mean an athlete is more likely to: - Answer
Develop paralysis after a fx or dislocation
What is Dysplasia? - Answer The abnormal development of tissue
A patient presents with a sudden onset of chest pain, dyspnea, hemoptysis, cyanosis. What is the
problem? - Answer Pneumothorax
How long for the abdomen do you auscultation before you determine there are no bowel sounds? -
Answer 2-3minutes
Why is it important that an athlete with an abdominal injury never be given anything to eat or drink? -
Answer It increases the risks of surgery if operation is needed.
What is proper protocol for administering Peptid AC to an adult? - Answer Initial dose: 1 tablet, 10mg
each with water up to twice a day. No more than 2 tablets in 24 hours
Which end feel is an abrupt, firm, springy, resistance to motion? - Answer Muscle spasm
What is implied consent? - Answer
Signs and symptoms of diabetic coma? - Answer
What is septic shock? - Answer A widely disseminated infection in many areas of the body with the
infection being borne through the blood from one tissue to another.
Correct Answers.
What is the primary mode of action of penicillin? - Answer Inhibits the metabolism of the bacteria
During which circumstances should an athlete be immediately referred to a dentist? - Answer -the
tooth is knocked out
-when a crown is fx and the tooth is still alive
-when the tooth is displaced 2mm or more
Shock after an injury can result from what? - Answer Hemorrhage and stagnation of blood
A patient has mono, how long do they need to sit out before they can participate (from time of onset to
recovery) - Answer At Least 3 weeks
What are the s&s of pneumothorax? - Answer -tracheal deviation
-distended neck veins
-unilateral absence of breath sounds
-cyanosis
What is the appropriate tx for an athlete with a rib fx? - Answer Use of a rib belt
Which of the following cells release histamine and serotonin during cellular response phase of tissue
healing? - Answer Mast cells and platelets
If an athlete is prone to bruising what vitamin should they take? - Answer Vitamin K
Normal dosage for aspirin? One tablet - Answer 325mg
, Under which of the following conditions should an athletic helmet be removed after an injury? - Answer
If after a reasonable period of time, the face mask cannot be removed to gain access to the airway
Which tool has the Inter-association task force recommended not to use for removal of loop-strap on a
football helmet? - Answer A flathead screwdriver
A pre-disposing condition such as spinal stenosis may mean an athlete is more likely to: - Answer
Develop paralysis after a fx or dislocation
What is Dysplasia? - Answer The abnormal development of tissue
A patient presents with a sudden onset of chest pain, dyspnea, hemoptysis, cyanosis. What is the
problem? - Answer Pneumothorax
How long for the abdomen do you auscultation before you determine there are no bowel sounds? -
Answer 2-3minutes
Why is it important that an athlete with an abdominal injury never be given anything to eat or drink? -
Answer It increases the risks of surgery if operation is needed.
What is proper protocol for administering Peptid AC to an adult? - Answer Initial dose: 1 tablet, 10mg
each with water up to twice a day. No more than 2 tablets in 24 hours
Which end feel is an abrupt, firm, springy, resistance to motion? - Answer Muscle spasm
What is implied consent? - Answer
Signs and symptoms of diabetic coma? - Answer
What is septic shock? - Answer A widely disseminated infection in many areas of the body with the
infection being borne through the blood from one tissue to another.
