A patient presents with soft tissue restrictions following a strain to the hamstring. The AT uses
ultrasound as a treatment. Which of the following parameters is MOST appropriate at this time? - 1.5
wcm2 for 12 minutes continuous
To ensure that ice hockey helmets are safe for competitive play, the helmets are certified through which
governing agency? - Canadian Standards Association
Acute exertional rhabdomyolysis is MOST likely to occur in which environmental conditions? - Hot and
Humid
Ecchymosis around the mastoid - basilar skull fracture
Joint Mob grad - small amplitude rhythmic oscillations at the beginning of the range - Grade I
bony landmark located on the distal end of the fibula - lateral mallelous
legal term that establishes the length of time that plaintiffs can sue for damages under negligence or
malpractice laws - statue of limitations
anteriorly rounded shoulders in a swimmer may indicate tightness in which muscle - pec minor
athlee successfully progresses through six months of rehabilitation following a Bankart repair. Which
would indicate that the athlete is ready to return to play? - ER of the involved shoulder within 5 degrees
of the uninvolved shoulder, functional capacity demonstrated for sport-specific activities, no palpable
tenderness in the involved shoulder region, pain free ROM w overhead activities
Cause of commotio cordis - blunt trauma to the chest
,medical condition discovered during a pre-participation examination that disqualifies an athlete from
participation - renal disease
condition with symptoms such as: diagnosed concussion, sever head pain, nausea, sleepiness, unequal
pupils - epidural hematoma
epiphyseal condition that causes tissue necrosis and potential deformation to the head of the femur -
Legg-Calve-Perthes syndrome
Osteochondritis of the lunate - Kienbock's disease
S&S for meningitis - high fever, severe headache, stiff neck
Contraindication to iontophoresis - medication sensitivity
A softball pitcher has chronic biceps brachii tendinitis but continues to participates. What common
psychological reaction might the athlete experience related to this injury? - frustration
Mechanism of injury is MOST likely associated with cervical spine fractures in football - axial load
Budgeting technique: dividing money between various categories including telephone, office supplies,
equipment maintenance, and expendable supplies - line-item
Two ligaments combine to form the coracoclavicular ligament - conoid & trapezoid
Epstein-Barr virus - mononucleosis
Isometric exercises are explained as: - isometric exercises involve an activity whiere the muscle
generates a force but no joint movement is involved
, Statute that can protect individuals from legal liability as long as they act without negligence and within
the scope of their training - good Samaritan Law
Spurling's test (foraminal compression test) of the cervical spine, the examiner carefully presses on
which location? - Top of the head
A properly fitted sports bra helps minimize stretching to which anatomical structure? - Cooper's
ligament
Can be palpated on ventral/palmar surface of the palm, proximal to the fifth digit - hypothenar
eminence
During preseason football practice in hot, humid weather, 10-minute activity breaks that encourage
hydration should be scheduled after each interval of how many minutes of exercise? - 30
During a large track meet, an athlete collapses with a heat-related illness. When activating EMS, what
essentail info should the athletic trainer provide to the dispatch operator? - Exact location of the athlete
An athlete is two weeks post op for an ACL reconstruction. The athlete has controlled inflammation and
has been cleared to move to the next pohase of rehab. Which of the following activities would be MOST
appropriate at this time? - Mini squats
Cane use instructions - Cane height is adjusted so elbow is flexed 20-30 degrees cane is held in
contralateral hand cane moves forward with involved extremity
OPTIMAL positioning to find location of greater tuberosity of humerus - Passive ER
A basketball player reports to the sideline complaining of severee chest pain and difficulty breathing.
The athlete has no recollection of any specific incident and reports that suddenly he could not breathe
and experienced sever pain. The athlete has visible dyspnea and asymmetrical chest movement. -
costochondritis
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