Sports Med Test1
What is considered a marginally satisfactory size for an athletic health care facility for a school?
1000-1200 ft
The______ offers certification to personal fitness trainers and has specific requirements based on tested and practical knowledge, mandatory retesting at renewal periods, and continuing education
ACSM
Under the ____ an athlete, who has lost one or two paired organs, such as eyes or kidneys, cannot be legally disqualified from playing a collision or contact sport
Americans With Disabilities Act
In the Sports Medicine team, the____________ is most likely responsible for establishing a budget for funding all aspects of an athletic healthcare program, including salaries, supplies, and equipment, and purchasing necessary insurance.
Athletic Director or Administrator
In the sports medicine team, the _______ is mostly directly responsible for all phases of healthcare in an athletic environment, including preventing injuries from occurring, providing initial first aid and injury management, evaluating and diagnosing injuries and designing and supervising a timely ineffective program of rehabilitation that can facilitate the safe in expeditious return of the athletic to activity
Athletic Trainer
______ primarily work under the supervision of an ________, who is ultimately responsible for directing the total healthcare of athletes
Athletic trainer and physician
what protects the privacy of students and gives parents certain rights with respect to their children's school records?
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act ( FERPA)
Podiatrists are_________
Foot doctor
_______ _______ is a contract between an assurance company and a policyholder in which the company agrees to reimburse a portion of the total medical bill after some deductible has been paid by the policyholder
Health insurance
what regulates have any member of a sports medicine team who has health information about an athlete can share that information with others
Health insurance Portability and Accountability act ( HIPPA)
OSHA stands for
Occupational safety and health administration
______must have absolute authority in determining the health status of an adhere who ridges to participate in sports programs
Physician
Name 4 parts of the sports medicine team?
Physician, Athletic trainer, strength and conditioning coach, coach. Basically any health care provider who works with athletes
A teams_______ takes care of the way an injured athlete feels about their injury and how is affects there social, emotional, intellectual and physical dimensions
Psychologist
________ treat and rehabilitate individuals with specific health conditions, usually in collaboration with physicians, psychologists, social workers, and physical and occupational counselors, and acute healthcare settings, using leisure activities, such as structured group programs to improve in maintain their clients, general health and well-being
Recreational Therapists
Who/what establishes minimum standards for equipment that must be met to ensure safety?
The national operating committee on standards for athletic equipment (NOCSAE)
during an orthopedic screening examination, what activity is used to determine the deltoid strength of an athlete
abducting the shoulders at 90°
what is athletic training?
an area of specialization in sports medicine, a major link between sports programs and medical communities concerned with the prevention and treatment of injuries related to physical activity
define malfeasance
an individual commits an act that is not legally his or hers to perform
An______ ______ serves to analyze the number of supplies used, but does not establish an order for the following year
annual report
an individual through expressed or implied agreement, except that some risk or danger will be involved in a particular undertaking. This best describes the concept of______
assumption of risk
A certified ______ trainer is responsible for the immediate care and treatment of injuries in athletic training setting
athletic
in the sports medicine team, the______ is usually responsible for the recognition of sports injuries
athletic trainer
Who is directly responsible for preventing injuries by seeing that athletes have undergone a preventive injury conditioning program
coach
______ must engage in a continual process of education to further their knowledge in their particular sport through organizations, such as American sports education program, or the national Council of accreditation of coaching education
coaches
which member of the sports medicine team should be consulted for problems and lesions occurring on the skin
dermatologist
Describe the Field of "sports medicine"?
different specialized areas related to performance enhancement and injury care
The primary purpose of a pre-participation health examination is to
identify whether an athlete is at risk before they participate in a sport
what is the most suitable method of performing a maturity assessment?
indication of secondary sexual characteristics
_______ means being legally responsible for the harm when causes another person
liability
______ involves a prearranged system for delivering healthcare that is designed to control cost while continuing to provide quality care
managed care
A pre-participation health examination includes a physical examination, a________, and a orthopedic screening
maturity assessment
______ is defined as the failure to use ordinary or reasonable care
negligence
define sovereign immunity
neither the government, nor any individual who is employed by the government can be held liable for negligence
when performing a preparticipation exam, using stations a team of_____ people is necessary to examine ______ or more athletes
nine; 30
do personal fitness trainers have to be certified in order to work with clients in the health club setting
no
The purpose of obtaining a personal information card on each athlete is to
obtain the contact details of his or her family and insurance company
A_______ trainer is responsible for designing comprehensive exercise or fitness programs for individual client based on that persons, health, history, capabilities, and objectives for fitness
personal fitness
The ______ is ultimately responsible for deciding when injured athlete is likely to return to full activity
physician
according to the Americans with disabilities, a_____ cannot legally disqualify athletes from competing because of an existing medical problem
physician
in the sports medicine team, the individual who is responsible for compiling medical histories and conducting physical examinations, for each athlete is the_____
physician
every athletic healthcare program must develop______ and _____ That carefully delinate the daily routine of the program
policies and procedures
______ ______ ______ provide discount healthcare, but also limit for a person can go for treatment of an illness or injury
preferred provider organization's (PPO)
Who are biomechanists?
they are scientist, who study and investigate how athletes move
in the context of the sport medicine team, what is the responsibility of strength and conditioning coach's
they communicate freely in work and close cooperation with both the athletic trainers and the team coaches to ensure that the athletes achieve an optimal level of fitness
what is true about coaches in the sports medicine team?
they must ensure that sports equipment, especially protective equipment is of the highest quality and is properly fitted, and must also make sure that protective equipment is properly maintained
in the sports medicine team, a primary responsibility of the athletic trainer is to _______
to educate the athletes and manage risks by making the competitive environment as safe as possible to reduce the likelihood of injury
illegal wrong that is committed against a person property or another is known as
torts
during an orthopedic screening examination, shrugging the shoulders is used to determine the_____
trapezius strength
this type of documentation should be used as a sign and record for athletes, who receive any service in an athletic health care facility
treatment log