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Sports Medicine HOSA Examination: 2025/2026 Official Practice Questions and Answers (Fully Verified) What is the primary role of a sports medicine physician in treating an athlete with an injury? To diagnose, treat, and manage athletic injuries and provide rehabilitation plans. What t...

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Sports Medicine HOSA Examination:
2025/2026 Official Practice Questions
and Answers (Fully Verified)
What is the primary role of a sports medicine physician in treating an athlete with an injury?

To diagnose, treat, and manage athletic injuries and provide rehabilitation plans.



What type of exercise is most recommended for rehabilitation of a sprained ankle?

Range of motion exercises and gradual strengthening exercises.



How does R.I.C.E. therapy help in the treatment of acute injuries?

It reduces inflammation, prevents further injury, and accelerates recovery.



What is the most common type of muscle strain?

Hamstring strain.



What is the purpose of taping an athlete’s joint during practice or competition?

To provide support and prevent further injury to the joint.



What is the difference between a dislocation and a subluxation?

A dislocation involves the complete displacement of a joint, while a subluxation involves partial
displacement.



What is the primary concern in the management of heat-related illnesses such as heat stroke?

Immediate cooling of the body and rehydration.



Which of the following is a common sign of a concussion in an athlete?

Headache, dizziness, and confusion.

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,What is the most common type of ligament injury in the knee?

Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear.



Why is it important for a sports medicine professional to conduct pre-participation physical exams?

To assess an athlete's readiness to participate in sports and to identify any existing medical
conditions that may pose risks.



What is the primary function of the Achilles tendon in the body?

To connect the calf muscles to the heel bone and assist in walking, running, and jumping.



When should an athlete be allowed to return to play after a concussion?

Only when they have been cleared by a healthcare professional, showing no symptoms and
meeting concussion protocols.



How does ice therapy benefit an athlete after an acute injury?

Ice reduces swelling and numbs the area to decrease pain.



What is the primary cause of shin splints in athletes?

Overuse and repetitive stress on the shinbone and surrounding tissues.



What is the recommended action when an athlete experiences a sprained wrist?

Rest, ice, compression, and elevation (R.I.C.E.).



Why is it important to properly warm up before physical activity?

To increase blood flow to the muscles, improve flexibility, and reduce the risk of injury.



What does "cross-training" refer to in sports medicine?

Engaging in different types of exercise to enhance overall fitness and prevent overuse injuries.

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, What is a common risk factor for developing tendinitis in athletes?

Repetitive motion or overuse of a particular tendon.



What is the first step in treating a sprained ankle?

Apply ice to reduce swelling and elevate the ankle.



What type of stretching is best performed before physical activity?

Dynamic stretching, to prepare muscles for movement.



What is the main purpose of using a knee brace during recovery from an injury?

To provide stability and prevent further stress on the injured area.



What should be done if an athlete is suspected of having a fracture?

Immobilize the area and seek immediate medical attention.



How do ankle sprains typically occur in athletes?

By rolling or twisting the foot beyond its normal range of motion, often during sudden
movements.



What is the most common cause of knee injuries in sports?

Sudden twisting or turning motions that place strain on the knee joint.



How long should an athlete rest after an acute soft tissue injury?

Typically 24 to 48 hours, depending on the severity of the injury.



What is an important step in the rehabilitation of a shoulder injury?

Strengthening the rotator cuff muscles and improving range of motion.



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