Ch. 2 Review

Matching Addresses participation in a safe and healthy environment

Athlete's Bill of Rights

Matching Must have at least a bachelor's degree

Certified athletic trainer

True/False According to the Athlete's Bill of Rights, the athlete should do whatever the coach requests.

False

True/False Athletic training involves instructing crashes on how to be successful in their sport.

False

True/False Certification for athletic trainers requires an associate's degree from a community college.

False

True/False When performing procedures outside their scope of practice and expertise, certified athletic trainers are protected by the law against being sued.

False

Matching Has been around since 400 B.C.E.

Hippocratic Oath

Matching Regarded as fundamental to the practice of medicine

Hippocratic Oath

The largest certifying organization of athletic trainers in the United States is the _______________.

National Athletic Trainer's Association

Discrimination on the basis of sex is prohibited by ________.

Title IX

Matching Provides equal participation for females in school athletics

Title IX

True/False A good precaution for athletic trainers is to inspect practice and game facilities daily.

True

True/False Athletic Trainers typically work varying schedules that often exceed 40 hours per week.

True

True/False The designations CAT or ATC are replied to those who pas the athletic trainer's certification examination.

True

True/False Title IX from the early 1970s is one of the reasons athletic trainers are in such great demand today.

True

An _______ is one that contributes to the professions of medicine, dentistry, optometry, pharmacy, and podiatry.

allied health profession

Multiple Choice Which of the following is not part of the Athlete's Bill of Rights? a) to have fun through sports b) to participate in a sport based on ability c) to receive competent care and treatment of injuries d) to say "no" e) to have qualified adult leadership

b) to participate in a sport based on ability

Multiple Choice The practice domains of athletic training include all of the following, except: a) immediate care b) prevention c) writing prescriptions d) organization and administration e) recognition, evaluation, and assessment

c) writing prescriptions

Multiple Choice Which of the following is not true of today's athletic trainers? a) Athletic training is an AMA recognized allied health profession b) certified athletic trainers are highly educated and skilled professionals c) the can be fund in schools, clinics, and on professional sports teams d) athletic trainers typically work a full 40-hour work week, with little overtime e) all of the above statements are true

d) athletic trainers typically work a full 40-hour work week, with little overtime

Multiple Choice Certified athletic trainers are likely to be found in all of the following settings, except: a) public and private high schools b) health and fitness centers c) olympic teams d) little league competitions e) professional sports team

d) little league competitions

Multiple Choice Which of the following is true of the athletics trainer's certification examination? a) a written portion includes multiple choice questions b) a practical section tests an individual's skills c) a written simulation portion approximates real-life decision making d) individuals passing the exam can use the designations ATC or CAT e) all of the above

e) all of the above

Multiple Choice To minimize exposure to lawsuits, athletic trainers should a) always keep the door to the training room unlocked, for access by coaches and athletes. b) consult the team physician only when a lawsuit seems imminent. c) inspect practice and game facilities on a monthly basis d) leave parent contact up to the coach and their assistants e) keep proper documentation and maintain accurate records

e) keep proper documentation and maintain accurate records

The term ________ is defined as the state of being legally obliged and responsible.

liability

The certified athletic trainer is a highly educated and skilled professional specializing in the _______, _______, and ________ of injuries.

prevention, treatment, rehabilitation