ATHLETIC TRAINING FINAL PAPER
REVIEW GUIDE WITH VERIFIED ITEMS AND
SOLUTION WALKTHROUGH
●● Where do you find athletic trainers?
Answer: EVERYWHERE, secondary schools, colleges and universities
(athletics department, teacher/athletic trainer), professional sports,
clinics, industrial setting, fitness clubs
●● Athletic trainers must be certified in
Answer: CPR and AED use
●● National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA)
Answer: the governing agency for athletic trainers founded in 1950
●● "Sports Medicine Team Concept"
Answer: athletic trainers can be a link between the athlete and all the
available resources of many professions
●● CAATE
Answer: accreditation
,●● NATA foundation
Answer: research
●● NATA BOC
Answer: certification
●● Characteristics of an athletic trainer
Answer: stamina, empathy, humor, communication, intellectual
curiosity, ethical
●● When deciding medical coverage for sports and events what dictates
your decision?
Answer: injury rates
●● When deciding what hours to be open, what dictates your decision?
Answer: patient/athlete needs and demand & employee availability/
needs/ wishes
●● The reason we write up AND practice our emergency action plans is?
Answer: puts your focus on the patient
●● Capital expense
Answer: Something that costs $1,000 or more
,●● Operational expenses
Answer: supplies, expendable and nonexpendable
●● Sending out a list of products you need to multiple suppliers in order
to obtain the best price is referred to as obtaining a?
Answer: bid, you need a good knowledge of inventory
●● Duality in role
Answer: it is strategic planning to have someone who is an athletic
trainer and physicians assistant or hiring an AT and utilizing them in
another setting, like a teacher, can help with budget
●● Roles of emergency team
Answer: immediate care of athlete, equipment retrieval, activate EMS,
direct EMS to scene
●● EAP (Emergency Action Plan)
Answer: personnel, communication, and equipment
●● Preparticipation exam
Answer: a way to identify if an athlete is at risk, identify preexisting
injuries or risk for potential injuries, general health determination,
identify restrictions
, ●● 3 parts to exam:
Answer: medical history, physical exam, orthopedic screening
●● Physical exam
Answer: height, weight, eyesight, pulse, skin, ear, nose, throat, blood
work, heart, lung, abdomen, what keeps the body healthy and
functioning
●● Orthopedic screening
Answer: testing ligaments, bones, tendons, muscles, testing ROM,
strength, stability of joints, how the body moves
●● Liability
Answer: the state of being legally responsible for the harm one causes
another person, it assumes that health care professional will act
according to the standards of a reasonably prudent person
●● Negligence
Answer: key to liability, failure to act in a reasonably prudent manner
●● Non-feasance
Answer: act of omission, you are not doing something that you should
do
REVIEW GUIDE WITH VERIFIED ITEMS AND
SOLUTION WALKTHROUGH
●● Where do you find athletic trainers?
Answer: EVERYWHERE, secondary schools, colleges and universities
(athletics department, teacher/athletic trainer), professional sports,
clinics, industrial setting, fitness clubs
●● Athletic trainers must be certified in
Answer: CPR and AED use
●● National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA)
Answer: the governing agency for athletic trainers founded in 1950
●● "Sports Medicine Team Concept"
Answer: athletic trainers can be a link between the athlete and all the
available resources of many professions
●● CAATE
Answer: accreditation
,●● NATA foundation
Answer: research
●● NATA BOC
Answer: certification
●● Characteristics of an athletic trainer
Answer: stamina, empathy, humor, communication, intellectual
curiosity, ethical
●● When deciding medical coverage for sports and events what dictates
your decision?
Answer: injury rates
●● When deciding what hours to be open, what dictates your decision?
Answer: patient/athlete needs and demand & employee availability/
needs/ wishes
●● The reason we write up AND practice our emergency action plans is?
Answer: puts your focus on the patient
●● Capital expense
Answer: Something that costs $1,000 or more
,●● Operational expenses
Answer: supplies, expendable and nonexpendable
●● Sending out a list of products you need to multiple suppliers in order
to obtain the best price is referred to as obtaining a?
Answer: bid, you need a good knowledge of inventory
●● Duality in role
Answer: it is strategic planning to have someone who is an athletic
trainer and physicians assistant or hiring an AT and utilizing them in
another setting, like a teacher, can help with budget
●● Roles of emergency team
Answer: immediate care of athlete, equipment retrieval, activate EMS,
direct EMS to scene
●● EAP (Emergency Action Plan)
Answer: personnel, communication, and equipment
●● Preparticipation exam
Answer: a way to identify if an athlete is at risk, identify preexisting
injuries or risk for potential injuries, general health determination,
identify restrictions
, ●● 3 parts to exam:
Answer: medical history, physical exam, orthopedic screening
●● Physical exam
Answer: height, weight, eyesight, pulse, skin, ear, nose, throat, blood
work, heart, lung, abdomen, what keeps the body healthy and
functioning
●● Orthopedic screening
Answer: testing ligaments, bones, tendons, muscles, testing ROM,
strength, stability of joints, how the body moves
●● Liability
Answer: the state of being legally responsible for the harm one causes
another person, it assumes that health care professional will act
according to the standards of a reasonably prudent person
●● Negligence
Answer: key to liability, failure to act in a reasonably prudent manner
●● Non-feasance
Answer: act of omission, you are not doing something that you should
do
