Athletic training boc Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

BOC Practice Questions #1, Questions and answers, rated A+ 1) When cleaning up dried blood, an athletic trainer is at GREATEST risk for contracting which of the following? Choose only one. a) Hepatitis B b) HIV c) Syphilis d) Tinea corporis e) Tuberculosis - -a) Hepatitis B 2) An outdoor lacrosse practice has been suspended due to a thunderstorm. How many minutes should pass after the last sound of thunder or lightning strike before practice is resumed? Choose only one. a) 15...

BOC Exam review Questions and answers, rated A+ Which of the following ligaments is referred to as the arch ligament of the shoulder? - - Coracoacromial ligament Which orthopedic special test is performed with the examiner resisting glenohumeral external rotation and forearm supination, and what findings constitute a positive test? - -Yergason's test; pain or snapping in the bicipital groove Which two body structures represent the largest changes in temperature with cold applications?...

BOC Exam Prep Questions and answers, verified/ Upon palpation of an athlete's dorsal radius approximately 1.5 inches (2.8 cm) proximal to the radiocarpal joint space, the athletic trainer notes crepitus and displacement. The athletic trainer should suspect which of the following conditions? - -Colle's Fracture Which of the following conditions is BEST evaluated using Phalen's Test? - -Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Which of the following movements assess the C5 myotome? - -Shoulder Abduction...

Which of the following is part of the sports medicine team? - ANSWER Exercise Physiologist Coach Certified Athletic TrainerAll the above (Exercise Physiologist, Certified athletic trainer, Coach) in the absence of a certified athletic trainer a coach must be able to do all of the following except - ANSWER Diagnose injuries the athletic trainer is most directly responsible for all the phases of health care in an athletic environment except - ANSWER Medical diagnosis of athletic injuries ...

When sizing crutches, how far below ( in inches) the armpit should the crutches be? - ANSWER 1.5-2 inches What is the proper order of the following steps to be followed when progressively returning an athlete to full function after a lower extremity injury? - ANSWER Raise up on toes, Jog lightly, Run in a straight line, Cut at high speed ____ increases when the cells need more energy, such as during exercise - ANSWER respiration The preparticipation exam is used to identify - ANSWER dis...

Athletic Training Correct Answer The division of sports medicine that deals with the care and prevention of athletic injuries in the management of training methods used by professional or amateur athletes in the active population. Board of Certification Correct Answer BOC Board of Certification (BOC) Correct Answer The certifying organization for the athletic training. Certified Athletic Trainer Correct Answer ATC Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) Correct Answer Allied health care pro...

What is the very first step that should be done when arriving at the scene of the emergency? - ANSWER Check the scene What are the ABCs of the primary survey? - ANSWER Airway, breathing, and circulation How long should you check for a pulse of breathing? - ANSWER No longer than 10 seconds When giving rescue breaths how long should the breath last? - ANSWER 1 second What is the compression to breath ratio for adult CPR? - ANSWER 30:2 What should be done before the AED can analyze h...

A broad field of medicine practices related to physical activity and sport is known as: - ANSWER-Sports Medicine The three primary people on the sports medicine team include: - ANSWER-The Athletic Trainer, Physician and Coach Which member of the sports medicine team is charged with injury prevention and healthcare provisions for the athlete? - ANSWER-The Athletic Trainer What year was the first NATA meeting held? - ANSWER-1950 Which member of the sports medicine team has the decision...

3 phases of the healing process ~ inflammatory phase fibroblastic repair phase maturation-remodeling phase Inflammatory phase ~ patients experience swelling, loss of function, increased pain, redness and increase in skin temperature AT can prevent excessive swelling and pain through ice compression elevation anti-inflammatory medications (if needed) Fibroblastic Repair Phase ~ 4 days- 6 weeks regeneration leads to scar formation Should all be maintained throughout the hea...

NATA - ANSWER National Athletic Trainers Association Founded 1950 Certifies Athletic Trainers - gives the board of certification (BOC) exam Sports Medicine Team - ANSWER Doctor, Athletic Trainer, Coach Physical trainer, stength and conditioning coach, nutritionist, massage therapist, chiropractor, EMPLOYMENT SETTINGS FOR CERTIFIED ATHLETIC TRAINERS - ANSWER *Professional Sports, *Colleges, *High Schools, *Physical Therapy, Clinical, *Industrial/Occupational, *Military, *Public Safety...