Sports med eop Test Exam with Correct
Answers
what is cryostretching? - correct answer-a technique used to reduce muscle spasm by
combining cold applications to produce numbness with proprioceptive neuromuscular
facilitation
low sugar levels can make you seem ________ - correct answer-drunk
T/ F if a male is assessing a female, there has to be a female in the room - correct
answer-true
what education do you need to be an athletic trainer? - correct answer-masters degree
what does the NATABOC evaluate you on? - correct answer-injury and illness
prevention and wellness promotion, examination, assessment, and diagnosis,
immediate and emergency care, therapeutic intervention, health care administration and
professional responsibility
what are the five regions of the vertebrae of the spinal column - correct answer-cervical,
thoracic, lumbar sacral, and coccyx
what is the narrowing of the spine called? - correct answer-spinal stenosis
what part of the brain regulates temperature? - correct answer-hypothalamus: controls
thirst, hunger, body temp, and release of hormones
how much water should an athlete drink before exercise? - correct answer-17-20
ounces 2-3 hours before, then another 8 ounces during warm up (or 20-30 min), 7-10
ounces every 10-20 min during exercise, and 8 ounces within 30 min after
where do heat cramps most commonly occur? - correct answer-the legs at night
what is frostbite? - correct answer-injury caused by freezing of the skin and underlying
tissues
-stages: frostnip(first degree), second, third and fourth
what is tinea? - correct answer-a group of diseases caused by a fungus. types of tinea
include ringworm, athlete's foot and jock itch. these infections are usually not serious,
but they can be uncomfortable. you can get them by touching an infected person, from
damp surfaces such as shower floors, or even from a pet.
, what is tinea caused by? - correct answer-fungus
where is glucose stored? - correct answer-liver and muscle
the two cells of the retina are - correct answer-rods and cones
what is the bleeding of the anterior chamber of the eye called? - correct answer-
hyphema
the joints of the cranial bones are called what? - correct answer-sutures
what is the salary of an athletic trainer? - correct answer-$44,670
what are the two anatomical groups of the brain? - correct answer--right and left
hemispheres
-three main parts: cerebrum, cerebellum, and brainstem
-interpret touch, vision, hearing, speech, emotion, learning, control of movement
what are the basic categories of the EAP? - correct answer--Transportation: calling 911,
giving directions to location
-Emergency personnel: ATC, Coaches, A.D
-Emergency Communication: Phone numbers clearly labeled: ATC, AD, Coach, etc
-Emergency Equipment: Location of equipment that might be necessary in an
emergency: AED, Spine Board, Splints, etc.
what does EAP stand for? - correct answer-emergency action plan
what is the goal of a pre-participation exam (physical)? - correct answer-determine the
level of clearance, identify injuries
what is required in a pre-participation exam? - correct answer--Components of an
Appropriate PPE
-Medical and Family History. Personal History questions regarding chest pain, syncope,
fatigue, murmurs, blood pressure.
-Physical Examination. General Health Screen.
-Medication Use.
-Nutritional Assessment.
-Heat and Hydration Related Risk Factors.
-Mental Health Considerations.
what are the strength training principles? - correct answer-SAID, overload, isometric,
isotonic, isokinetic
what are the stages of an ice bath? - correct answer-cold: 0-3 minutes
burning: 3-5 minutes
Answers
what is cryostretching? - correct answer-a technique used to reduce muscle spasm by
combining cold applications to produce numbness with proprioceptive neuromuscular
facilitation
low sugar levels can make you seem ________ - correct answer-drunk
T/ F if a male is assessing a female, there has to be a female in the room - correct
answer-true
what education do you need to be an athletic trainer? - correct answer-masters degree
what does the NATABOC evaluate you on? - correct answer-injury and illness
prevention and wellness promotion, examination, assessment, and diagnosis,
immediate and emergency care, therapeutic intervention, health care administration and
professional responsibility
what are the five regions of the vertebrae of the spinal column - correct answer-cervical,
thoracic, lumbar sacral, and coccyx
what is the narrowing of the spine called? - correct answer-spinal stenosis
what part of the brain regulates temperature? - correct answer-hypothalamus: controls
thirst, hunger, body temp, and release of hormones
how much water should an athlete drink before exercise? - correct answer-17-20
ounces 2-3 hours before, then another 8 ounces during warm up (or 20-30 min), 7-10
ounces every 10-20 min during exercise, and 8 ounces within 30 min after
where do heat cramps most commonly occur? - correct answer-the legs at night
what is frostbite? - correct answer-injury caused by freezing of the skin and underlying
tissues
-stages: frostnip(first degree), second, third and fourth
what is tinea? - correct answer-a group of diseases caused by a fungus. types of tinea
include ringworm, athlete's foot and jock itch. these infections are usually not serious,
but they can be uncomfortable. you can get them by touching an infected person, from
damp surfaces such as shower floors, or even from a pet.
, what is tinea caused by? - correct answer-fungus
where is glucose stored? - correct answer-liver and muscle
the two cells of the retina are - correct answer-rods and cones
what is the bleeding of the anterior chamber of the eye called? - correct answer-
hyphema
the joints of the cranial bones are called what? - correct answer-sutures
what is the salary of an athletic trainer? - correct answer-$44,670
what are the two anatomical groups of the brain? - correct answer--right and left
hemispheres
-three main parts: cerebrum, cerebellum, and brainstem
-interpret touch, vision, hearing, speech, emotion, learning, control of movement
what are the basic categories of the EAP? - correct answer--Transportation: calling 911,
giving directions to location
-Emergency personnel: ATC, Coaches, A.D
-Emergency Communication: Phone numbers clearly labeled: ATC, AD, Coach, etc
-Emergency Equipment: Location of equipment that might be necessary in an
emergency: AED, Spine Board, Splints, etc.
what does EAP stand for? - correct answer-emergency action plan
what is the goal of a pre-participation exam (physical)? - correct answer-determine the
level of clearance, identify injuries
what is required in a pre-participation exam? - correct answer--Components of an
Appropriate PPE
-Medical and Family History. Personal History questions regarding chest pain, syncope,
fatigue, murmurs, blood pressure.
-Physical Examination. General Health Screen.
-Medication Use.
-Nutritional Assessment.
-Heat and Hydration Related Risk Factors.
-Mental Health Considerations.
what are the strength training principles? - correct answer-SAID, overload, isometric,
isotonic, isokinetic
what are the stages of an ice bath? - correct answer-cold: 0-3 minutes
burning: 3-5 minutes
