Quiz about Sports Med 2 Semester 1 Exam 23-24

Question 1

What is the recommended (by the AHA) order for performing an assessment of life-threatening conditions?

Accepted Answer

CAB

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ABC

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BCA

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ACB

Question 2

How is heat lost to the air to assist with the most efficient cooling?

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Evaporation

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Convection

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Conduction

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Radiation

Question 3

Which structure of the brain is responsible for thermoregulation?

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Hypothalamus

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Cerebellum

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Thyroid

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Pons

Question 4

During isokinetic exercise, muscles

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Contract at a constant speed while the length of the muscle changes

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Contract and relax through the joint's full range of motion

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Contract but very little body movement takes place

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Do not contract at all

Question 5

During an isometric contraction muscles

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Contract with no movement

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Muscles stays the same length in the contraction

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Shorten during contraction (concentric)

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Contraction occur when the muscle changes length

Question 6

Why should tape be overlapped on a previous strip when applying it?

Accepted Answer

To prevent areas of friction and irritation

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To provide greater support

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To make the athlete believe they're taped well

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To make the tape look clean and neat

Question 7

Which type of injury rehab method is concerned with using cold or ice?

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Hydrotherapy

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Hyberbaric chambers

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Cryotherapy

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Proprioception

Question 8

Dehydration is a risk factor for cold illnesses.

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True

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False

Question 9

Which diagnostic test is used to prevent injury due to bone loss by detecting early changes in bone density?

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DEXA

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PET

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MRI

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Ultrasound

Question 10

Hypothermia occurs when the body temperature drops to __________ degrees F.

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95

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90

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92

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98

Question 11

The brain is more susceptible to concussion after initial brain injury and the forces needed to cause concussion are significantly less, predisposing the athlete to possible irreversible brain damage.

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True

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False

Question 12

What changes should you look for to help you recognize a concussion?

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Behavior, thinking, and physical function.

Answer

Behavior

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Physical Functioning

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Thinking

Question 13

Which of the following is an open kinetic chain exercise?

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Kettle bell Swings

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Push up

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Squat

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Pull up

Question 14

Which of the following is a closed kinetic chain exercise?

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Plank

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Bicep Curls

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Kettle Bell Swings

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Knee extensions

Question 15

Second Impact Syndrome can cause brain death in

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3-5 minutes

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1-2 minutes

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45 seconds

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10 min

Question 16

In the prevention of heat and cold illnesses, clothing choice matters.

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True

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False

Question 17

Which is a contraindication for preventing dehydration?

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All of them

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Soda

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Caffeine

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Candy

Question 18

Hypothermia is a medical emergency.

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True

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False

Question 19

______ Two-person carry

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a technique used when athletes are unable to bear any weight on the lower extremity

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a technique used when athletes can bear some weight on their leg

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a technique used when a spine-injured athlete is in a seated position

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a technique used when a spine-injured athlete is lying prone or supine

Question 20

______ One-person assist

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a technique used when athletes can bear some weight on their leg

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a technique used when a spine-injured athlete is in a seated position

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a technique used when athletes are unable to bear any weight on the lower extremity

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a technique used when a spine-injured athlete is lying prone or supine

Question 21

______  Backboarding

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a technique used when a spine-injured athlete is lying prone or supine

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a technique used when athletes can bear some weight on their leg

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a technique used when a spine-injured athlete is in a seated position

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a technique used when athletes are unable to bear any weight on the lower extremity

Question 22

______ vaso

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Vessel

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Pain

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Skin

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Within

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Blood

Question 23

______  itis

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Inflammation

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Pain

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Skin

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Within

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Blood

Question 24

______  ectomy

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Removal

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Pain

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Skin

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Within

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Blood

Question 25

Before moving an athlete, the AT's feet should be _________ width apart.

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Shoulder

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Backboard

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Face Mask

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Shoulder Pads

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Neck Roll

Question 26

______  Disinfectant

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bleach and water solution (1:10)

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crushing chest pain

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an area where the blood vessel is near the skin and can be used to slow bleeding

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the first way to control bleeding

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the time when the heart is between beats

Question 27

______  Direct pressure

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the first way to control bleeding

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the time when the heart is between beats

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transmittable diseases via blood

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a way to determine consciousness

Question 28

Superior

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Situated above

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To the side

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Situated below

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Located farthest away from the median plane or point of attachment

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Front of the body

Question 29

What phase of the IMPRESS model includes body awareness?

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Proprioception

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Endurance phase

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Mobility restoration

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Sport-specific function phase

Question 30

The four types of muscle, bone, and joint injuries are:

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Fractures, dislocations, sprains, strains

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Avulsions, abrasions, dislocations, strains

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Dislocations, punctures, contusions, sprains

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Strains, sprains, contusions, fracture

Question 31

What is the difference between a sprain and a strain?

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A strain is an injury to the musculo-tendon structures while the sprain injures ligaments.

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A strain is an injury to the ligamentous tissue while a sprain injures the musculo-tendon area.

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Both the strain and sprain injure tendons.

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Both the strain and sprain injure ligaments.

Question 32

Which of these foods that can help prevent heat illnesses? (check all that apply)

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Grilled Chicken

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Lima Beans

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Prunes

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Almonds

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Avocados

Question 33

An open kinetic chain exercise is more stable than a closed kinetic chain exercise.

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False

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True

Question 34

Prone

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Laying face down

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Situated above

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On or close to the surface

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Front of the body

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Away from the surface

Question 35

Superficial

Accepted Answer

On or close to the surface

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Situated above

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Front of the body

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Away from the surface

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Laying face down

Question 36

Circumduction

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Movement in a circular pattern that outlines a cone

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Rotating the forearm so that the palm is turned down

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Movement around a central axis

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To straighten, increase the angle parts of a joint

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Rotation of the forearm so that the palm is turned up

Question 37

Internal Rotation

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Rotation towards the midline

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Movement of body part backward

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Movement around a central axis

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Rotation away from the midline

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Movement in a circular pattern that outlines a cone

Question 38

External Rotation

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Rotation away from the midline

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Movement of body part backward

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Movement around a central axis

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Movement in a circular pattern that outlines a cone

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Rotation of the forearm so that the palm is turned up

Question 39

Which test is used to get a clear image of soft tissue such as ligaments and muscles?

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MRI

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CT

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Ultrasound

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DEXA

Question 40

What is the primary movement at your ankle when you stand on your tippy toes?

Accepted Answer

Plantar Flexion

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Dorsiflexion

Question 41

Your friend wants to show off her new ring. She holds her left hand out and tilts it to the right. Was she performing radial or ulnar deviation?

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Radial Deviation

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Ulnar Deviation

Question 42

The dominant plane for performing a squat is?

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Sagittal

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Frontal

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Transverse

Question 43

The dominant plane for performing jumping jacks is?

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Frontal

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Sagittal

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Transverse

Question 44

What is the dominant plane  for turning a door knob?

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Transverse

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Frontal

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Sagittal

Question 45

Septic Shock

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infection

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blood loss

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asthma

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no breathing

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cardiac arrest

Question 46

Hemorrhagic Shock

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blood loss

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asthma

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no breathing

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cardiac arrest

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diabetes

Question 47

Neurological Shock

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spinal cord injury

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blood loss

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asthma

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no breathing

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cardiac arrest

Question 48

Cardiogenic Shock

Accepted Answer

cardiac arrest

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blood loss

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asthma

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no breathing

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diabetes

Question 49

Where in a SOAP note would the following go?
Athlete rates his headache pain as 4/10

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Subjective

Answer

Objective

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Assessment

Answer

Plan

Question 50

Where in a SOAP note would the following go?

Athlete rates low back pain 6/10 upon arrival to clinic.

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Subjective

Answer

Objective

Answer

Assessment

Answer

Plan

Question 51

Where in a SOAP note would the following go?

Crepitus felt over distal radial head.

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Objective

Answer

Subjective

Answer

Assessment

Answer

Plan

Question 52

Where in a SOAP note would the following go?

An athlete tells you they broke their radius and ulna when they were 10.

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Subjective

Answer

Objective

Answer

Assessment

Answer

Plan

Question 53

Where in a SOAP note would the following go?

Negative bump test left lower extremity

Accepted Answer

Objective

Answer

Subjective

Answer

Assessment

Answer

Plan

Question 54

Where in a SOAP note would the following go?

Athlete reports numbness and tingling in left arm.

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Subjective

Answer

Objective

Answer

Assessment

Answer

Plan

Question 55

Where in a SOAP note would the following go?

Athlete may gradually return to sports.

Accepted Answer

Plan

Answer

Subjective

Answer

Objective

Answer

Assessment

Question 56

Where in a SOAP note would the following go?

Athlete has decreased active range of motion

Accepted Answer

Objective

Answer

Subjective

Answer

Assessment

Answer

Plan

Question 57

Where in a SOAP note would the following go? 
  Patient was running the curve on the track and felt a "pop" on their right hip.

Accepted Answer

Subjective

Answer

Objective

Answer

Assessment

Answer

Treatment

Question 58

Which taping technique is used to provide support and manage the swelling of acute injury?

Accepted Answer

Open basketweave

Answer

Closed basketweave

Answer

Arch Tape

Answer

Achilles Tape

Question 59

Which legislative initiative ensures the privacy of health information?

Accepted Answer

HIPAA

Answer

HIPPA

Answer

FERRA

Answer

FERPA

Question 60

When taping for a hyperextended elbow, you should create a __________ to restrict motion.

Accepted Answer

Fan

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Flower

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Star

Answer

X

Question 61

Why do clinicians order diagnostic tests when they suspect a specific injury?

Accepted Answer

TO get a precise and clear picture.

Answer

To keep the patient quiet

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See if there is anything abnormal in the body.

Answer

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Question 62

Computerized records are NOT legally bound to confidentiality standards set by the law to protect medical and educational information.

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 63

Which type of tape is used to provide flexibility as well as strength and support for an Achilles tendon?

Accepted Answer

Elastic

Answer

Linen

Answer

Hybrid

Answer

Kinesio Tape

Question 64

In the HOPS format of record keeping, what does the O stand for?

Accepted Answer

Anything measurable

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Anything that is told to the AT about the injury

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Anything designed to set goals

Answer

Anything designed to include in the home exercise program

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