AT Study Exam 1 with 173 complete
Solutions.
AT Study Exam 1 with 173 complete
Solutions.
To decrease the likelihood of heat illness, how many days of acclimatization does the NCAA
recommend?
A - 30
B - 1 to 6
C - 1 to 3
D - 7 to 10 - ANSWER D - 7 to 10
What 3 factors must be taken into consideration when developing a risk management plan
A - Security, liability, competence
B - Security, Fire safety, Management of emergency injuries
C - Insurance procedures, policies/procedures, materials
D - Licensing, Certifications, Administrative policy
E - Employees, liability, security - ANSWER B - Security, Fire safety, Management of emergency injuries
Alpine skiing world championship are scheduled in japan which means jet lag is bound to occur as a
result of crossing several time zones
What should the AT recommend to the team members do prior to their flight to combat the jet lag
effect?
A - Upon arrival, adjust training, eating, and sleeping schedules to the local time of the country in which
they are competing
B - Consume caffeine only when traveling eat
,AT Study Exam 1 with 173 complete
Solutions.
C - Reset watches to the new time zone 3 days in advance to get used to the time change
D - When traveling west, it is important to have a large breakfast in the morning to carry the athlete
through the day
E - Make sure the team trains late in the day prior to the trip - ANSWER A - Upon arrival, adjust training,
eating, and sleeping schedules to the local time of the country in which they are competing
Which type of athlete is most susceptible to heatstroke, therefore, must be carefully educated regarding
the importance of adequate fluid intake during activity in hot, humid weather?
A - Basketball gaurd
B - Wrestler
C - Female gymnast
D - Swimmer
E - Defensive Lineman in football - ANSWER E - Defensive Lineman in football
Following the implementation of an emergency action plan, the AT documents the events and all related
activities. What document is the AT using to complete?
A - Assumption of risk
B - Incident report form
C - Medical record
D - SOAP Note - ANSWER B - Incident report form
The palpation phase of the ATs initial assessment can provide significant insight. What information will
the AT likely not gain during this portion of the assessment?
A - Presence of crepitus
B - Sensory Function
C - Presence of a deformity
,AT Study Exam 1 with 173 complete
Solutions.
D - Degree of functional movement
E - A & B - ANSWER D - Degree of functional movement
Which reason does not reflect a reason why an insurance claim might be denied?
A - Lack of patient progress
B - The duration of care is considered excessive
C - Improper coding
D - The goals are based on functional outcomes
E - Treating beyond the approved number of visits - ANSWER D - The goals are based on functional
outcomes
What is the average range of calories that a college athlete expends per day
A - 4000 - 5000
B - 2000 - 3000
C - 2500 - 3000
D - 2200 - 4400
E - 1000 - 1800 - ANSWER D - 2200 - 4400
A high school wrestler comes to you complaining of a painful pimple on the back of his neck. You notice
a small inflamed lesion at the hairline. He also reports that he has not felt right the past couple of days
What should be done to prevent the potential spread of this skin infection to other athletes?
A - Communal areas such as wrestling mat, weight room, and the ATF need to be sanitized after each
use
B - Have the athlete clean wash his hands and face with soap and water on a daily basis
, AT Study Exam 1 with 173 complete
Solutions.
C - Have the athlete clean his wound with an alcohol based foam
D - Make sure the wrestling mats are sanitized with soap and water once a week
E - Make sure the wound is treated with an antibiotic ointment and covered with a gauze pad - ANSWER
A - Communal areas such as wrestling mat, weight room, and the ATF need to be sanitized after each
use
An AT in a management position should exhibit qualities in leadership, including decision making,
planning, coordination or employees, and organization
True or False - ANSWER True
Your female athlete is showing signs of low bone mass. How much calcium should she consume per day
A - 500 - 750mg
B - 750 mg
C - 1000 mg
D - 1200 mg
E - 1500 mg - ANSWER E - 1500 mg
Which of the following two cold weather factors increase the chances of hypothermia?
A - Windy, wet weather
B - Sunny, Dry weather
C - Cloudy, Dry weather
D - Overcast, dry weather - ANSWER A - Windy, wet weather
The spring athletic season is about to begin and you are starting to get organized in making sure your
athletes are prepared. You know overuse injuries in the pediatric and adolescent populations are a
major health care concern . It is suspected that half of all reported overuse injuries are preventable
Solutions.
AT Study Exam 1 with 173 complete
Solutions.
To decrease the likelihood of heat illness, how many days of acclimatization does the NCAA
recommend?
A - 30
B - 1 to 6
C - 1 to 3
D - 7 to 10 - ANSWER D - 7 to 10
What 3 factors must be taken into consideration when developing a risk management plan
A - Security, liability, competence
B - Security, Fire safety, Management of emergency injuries
C - Insurance procedures, policies/procedures, materials
D - Licensing, Certifications, Administrative policy
E - Employees, liability, security - ANSWER B - Security, Fire safety, Management of emergency injuries
Alpine skiing world championship are scheduled in japan which means jet lag is bound to occur as a
result of crossing several time zones
What should the AT recommend to the team members do prior to their flight to combat the jet lag
effect?
A - Upon arrival, adjust training, eating, and sleeping schedules to the local time of the country in which
they are competing
B - Consume caffeine only when traveling eat
,AT Study Exam 1 with 173 complete
Solutions.
C - Reset watches to the new time zone 3 days in advance to get used to the time change
D - When traveling west, it is important to have a large breakfast in the morning to carry the athlete
through the day
E - Make sure the team trains late in the day prior to the trip - ANSWER A - Upon arrival, adjust training,
eating, and sleeping schedules to the local time of the country in which they are competing
Which type of athlete is most susceptible to heatstroke, therefore, must be carefully educated regarding
the importance of adequate fluid intake during activity in hot, humid weather?
A - Basketball gaurd
B - Wrestler
C - Female gymnast
D - Swimmer
E - Defensive Lineman in football - ANSWER E - Defensive Lineman in football
Following the implementation of an emergency action plan, the AT documents the events and all related
activities. What document is the AT using to complete?
A - Assumption of risk
B - Incident report form
C - Medical record
D - SOAP Note - ANSWER B - Incident report form
The palpation phase of the ATs initial assessment can provide significant insight. What information will
the AT likely not gain during this portion of the assessment?
A - Presence of crepitus
B - Sensory Function
C - Presence of a deformity
,AT Study Exam 1 with 173 complete
Solutions.
D - Degree of functional movement
E - A & B - ANSWER D - Degree of functional movement
Which reason does not reflect a reason why an insurance claim might be denied?
A - Lack of patient progress
B - The duration of care is considered excessive
C - Improper coding
D - The goals are based on functional outcomes
E - Treating beyond the approved number of visits - ANSWER D - The goals are based on functional
outcomes
What is the average range of calories that a college athlete expends per day
A - 4000 - 5000
B - 2000 - 3000
C - 2500 - 3000
D - 2200 - 4400
E - 1000 - 1800 - ANSWER D - 2200 - 4400
A high school wrestler comes to you complaining of a painful pimple on the back of his neck. You notice
a small inflamed lesion at the hairline. He also reports that he has not felt right the past couple of days
What should be done to prevent the potential spread of this skin infection to other athletes?
A - Communal areas such as wrestling mat, weight room, and the ATF need to be sanitized after each
use
B - Have the athlete clean wash his hands and face with soap and water on a daily basis
, AT Study Exam 1 with 173 complete
Solutions.
C - Have the athlete clean his wound with an alcohol based foam
D - Make sure the wrestling mats are sanitized with soap and water once a week
E - Make sure the wound is treated with an antibiotic ointment and covered with a gauze pad - ANSWER
A - Communal areas such as wrestling mat, weight room, and the ATF need to be sanitized after each
use
An AT in a management position should exhibit qualities in leadership, including decision making,
planning, coordination or employees, and organization
True or False - ANSWER True
Your female athlete is showing signs of low bone mass. How much calcium should she consume per day
A - 500 - 750mg
B - 750 mg
C - 1000 mg
D - 1200 mg
E - 1500 mg - ANSWER E - 1500 mg
Which of the following two cold weather factors increase the chances of hypothermia?
A - Windy, wet weather
B - Sunny, Dry weather
C - Cloudy, Dry weather
D - Overcast, dry weather - ANSWER A - Windy, wet weather
The spring athletic season is about to begin and you are starting to get organized in making sure your
athletes are prepared. You know overuse injuries in the pediatric and adolescent populations are a
major health care concern . It is suspected that half of all reported overuse injuries are preventable
