Exam 1 KNES 230 Questions (ULL)

Which of the following is an example of a chronic injury?

Achilles tendinitis

Which of the following is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug?

Advil

Ultrasound CANNOT be transmitted through:

Air

Traditional athletic training settings are considered to be in:

Colleges, high schools, and professional sports.

The common mechanism of injury for a muscle contusion is:

Compression

The transfer of energy that involves the changing of another energy form (e.g., sound, electricity, or a chemical agent) into heat is termed:

Conversion

Covering, protective or supportive, that is applied to an injury or wound.

Dressing

The acronym DBT used for measuring heat index stands for:

Dry Bulb Temperature

Which of the following best illustrates a diagnostic sign?

Edema

Which of the following uses gravity to reduce the pooling of fluids and pressure inside the venous and lymphatic vessels to prevent fluid from filtering into surrounding tissue spaces?

Elevation

According the NATA, word "trainer" is the proper term used to identify the certified athletic trainer.

False

Application of heat (thermotherapy) is always recommended for acute injuries

False

Both the NATA and the National Severe Storms Service recommend that 20 minutes should pass after the last sound of thunder is heard or lightening strike is seen before resuming play?

False

Hypothermia is defined as elevated body temp?

False

The HEAT INDEX is a measurement of both humidity and wind chill.

False

The coach is not considered to be part of the primary sports medicine team is becaue these individuals are usually involved in making return to play decisions.

False

The three members of the primary sports medicine team include the athletic trainer, the coach, and team physical therapist.

False

One method of estimating how far away lightening is occurring is the:

Flash to Bang

Which of the following types of heat illness is considered a medical emergency and requires immediate medical attention?

Heat Stroke

Which of the following modalities would be best if the desired therapeutic effect would be a decrease in pain and edema?

Ice Packs

When is the most appropriate time to begin a rehabilitation program?

Immediately after the injury

A condition that would benefit from a specific action is a(n):

Indication

Contraction of a muscle statically without changing length define as what type of exercise:

Isometric

These exercises are commonly performed in the early phase of rehabilitation when a joint is immobilized over period of time.

Isometric exercises

What organization has been responsible for the growth and development of the athletic training profession?

NATA

Which of the following IS NOT a considered a member of the primary sports medicine team?

Physical therapis

Which of the following types of medical doctors specializes in the field of dealing with the study and care of the foot?

Podiatrist

Which of the following represents principles used in the immediate care of muskuloskeletal injuries?

RICE

A figure- eight wrap with one of the two loops larger than the other.

Spica

A modality that is often used to increase range of motion prior to exercise is:

Thermotherapy

An acute injury is defined as one with sudden onset and short duration.

True

Circadian Dysrythmia does not affect athletes when either traveling North to South or South to North.

True

Deep frostibe is one of the most serious types of cold injury and requires immediate medical attention

True

Deep frostibe is one of the most serious types of cold injury and requires immediate medical attention.

True

Ultrasound is created through the production of extremely rapid sound (acoustic) waves.

True

When applying a compression wrap (bandage), you should always wrap distal to proximal.

True

The use of ____________ prior to tape application will protect an individual who is sensitive or allergic to tape.

Underwrap

When treating a bleeding athlete, what should the athletic trainer ALWAYS do?

Wear Gloves

The WBGT index refers to:

Wet Bulb Globe Temperature

Strip of cloth or other material used to cover a wound or hold a dressing in place.

Wrap

Which of the following terms refers to a structure on both sides of the body or body part?

bilateral

Which of the following massage techniques is a type of tapotement?

cupping, hacking, pinching.