Chapter 1 M/C

A written guarantee that a product is safe for use is called a(n): A) expressed warranty B) seal test standard C) implied warranty D) product safety standard

A

Standard of care refers to: A) the level of competency that must be demonstrated by an individual educated in and practicing in a given profession B) the permission granted by the government for an individual to practice a profession C) the roles and responsibilities of an individual in a given profession D) the ethical responsibilities that guide an individual's actions and promote standards of conduct

A

The most effective regulatory means of protecting the public is: A) licensure B) registration C) state certification D) mandatory continuing education requirements

A

Which of the following events would not qualify for continuing education units? A) speaking at a symposium B) attending workshops and seminars C) taking a correspondence or postgraduate course D) supervising athletic trainer students

D

Who is the final authority in determining whether an individual should b cleared for activity? (Select all) A) head athletic trainer B) athletic trainer working with athlete C) health care specialist working with athlete D) primary care physician E) team physician

D, E

A situation in which danger is apparent, or should have been apparent, that results in an unreasonable unsafe condition is called: A) misfeasance B) nonfeasance C) foreseeability of harm D) contributory negiligence

C

A wrong done by an individual for which the injured party seeks a remedy for damages suffered is called a: A) nonfeasance B) malfeasance C) tort D) gross negligence

C

Id an athletic trainer commits an act that is their responsibility to perform but uses the wrong procedure, the individual could be accused of: A) malpractice B) malfeasance C) misfeasance D) gross negligence

C

Traditional athletic training settings are considered to be in: A) colleges and high schools B) industrial settings C) fitness centers D) sports medicine clinics

A

Which of the following are performance domains for entry-level certified athletic trainers? (Select all) A) prevention B) professional responsibility C) teaching and instruction D) clinical evaluation and diagnosis E) performance enhancement F) treatment, rehabilitation, reconditioning

A, B, D, F

How does the BOC ensure professional responsibility of individuals with the ATC credential? (Select all) A) require continuing education B) audit all credential holders C) establish a code of ethics D) solicit feedback from employers E) perform criminal background checks

A, C

In an athletic program, which of the following is not a role of the team physician? A) review preseason physical examinations B) apply therapeutic modalities C) dispense medications D) review policies/ procedures to ensure compliance with school/ athletic guidelines

B

Which of the following professional organizations is responsible for awarding the ATC credential? A) Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs B) Board of Certification C) National Athletic Trainers Association D) State Regulatory Commission

B

Who regulates professions to protect the public from harm by unqualified individuals? A) BOC B) Individual states C) Better Business Bureau D) NATA E) U.S. government

B

Which of the following documents serves as the blueprint for the certification examination administered by the Board of Certification? A) NATA Standards of Professional Practice B) NATA Code of Ethics C) Role Delineation Study D) Educational Competencies in Athletic Training

C

Which of the following professionals is not necessarily a member of the primary sports medicine team? A) certified athletic trainer B) sport participant C) orthopedic physician D) team physician

C

In the absence of an athletic trainer, which of the following is not a responsibility of the coach? A) recognize the severity of an injury B) implement an emergency care plan C) assess the extent of an injury D) design a rehabilitation program

D