Standard 1 and 2 Quiz

Who is responsible for injury prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation in athletes?

• Coach

• Sports Medicine Team

• Parents

• Athlete

Who handles injury situations if a Certified Athletic Trainer (AT) is not present?

• Team Physician

• Coach

• Physical Therapist

• Nurse Practitioner

Who works under a physician to provide medical care and treatment?

• Nurse Practitioner

• Physical Therapy Assistant

• Physician Assistant

• Occupational Therapist

Who designs and fits prosthetic limbs?

• Orthotist

• Chiropractor

• Prosthetist

• Podiatrist

What is the primary focus of a Chiropractor (DC)?

• Spinal alignment and musculoskeletal health

• Designing braces

• Treating foot injuries

• Enhancing athletic strength

What is negilgence?

• When a practitioner accidentally performs an action that results in harm

• Can't discuss medical information

• Doing something wrong you're trained in doing

• Unlawful touching of a person

Which type of sports is considered lowest risk?

• Collision Sports

• Contact Sports

• Non-Contact Sports

• Adventure Sports

Who treats foot and ankle injuries?

• Biomechanist

• Podiatrist

• Orthotist

• Paramedic

What is failing to meet standard care obligations called?

• Duty of Care

• Breach of Duty

• Negligence

• Risk Management

What is the definition of "Battery" in a sports context?

• Legal responsibility for injury or harm.

• Unwanted physical contact without consent.

• Protects professionals from lawsuits.

• A protocol for emergency response.