Which exercise type is designed specifically to match the torque-generating
capability of a concentric contracting muscle group throughout the full range of
motion?Choose only one.
a. Isotonic
b. Isokinetic
c. Isometric
d. Plyometric
e. Pneumatic
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b. Isokinetic
A patient presents with pain and swelling in the anatomical snuff box. What condition
should the athletic trainer suspect? Choose only one.
a. Boxer's Fracture
b. Scaphoid-navicular fracture
,c. Lunate dislocation
d. De Quervain's disease
e. Capitate dislocation
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b. Scaphoid-navicular fracture
Which of the following medications is MOST appropriate in the treatment of tinea
pedis? Choose only one.
a. Oral antipyretic
b. Oral antibiotic
c. Topical antibiotic cream
d. Topical antimicrobial cream
e. Topical antifungal cream
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e. Topical antifungal cream
A hockey player reports to the athletic trainer complaining of right hip pain. The
athlete indicates that the pain began approximately three weeks ago and is
progressively increasing. The athlete has no prior history of hip injuries. The athletic
trainer completes an initial evaluation of this athlete. Initial observations:
•No atrophy or ecchymosis present
•Right iliac crest and ASIS appear inferior
•Pronated feet / pes planus
•Genu varum
•Apparent weight shift to the left side
The athlete's leg length has been measured to further complete this evaluation.
Assessment of leg length reveals:
•5 mm (0.2 in) difference in true/anatomical leg length measurements
,•15 mm (0.59 in) difference in apparent/functional leg length measurements
To complete the evaluation, which of the special tests would be MOST appropriate at
this time?
Choose all that apply.
a. FABER test
b. Ober's test
c. Piriformis test
d. Single leg balance
e. Supine long sit
f. Thomas test
g. Thompson test
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a. FABER test
b. Ober's test
c. Piriformis test
f. Thomas test
When attempting to palpate the dome of the talus, the athletic trainer should place
the athlete's foot in which position? Choose only one.
a. Dorsiflexion
b. Eversion
c. Inversion
d. Neutral
e. Plantarflexion
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e. Plantarflexion
, Which of the following comorbidities associated with disordered eating has been
linked to sudden death? Choose only one.
a. Osteoporosis
b. Electrolyte abnormalities
c. Dysmenorrhea
d. Anemia
e. Amenorrhea
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b. Electrolyte abnormalities
An athlete has a fracture of the distal lateral malleous. What is the MOST likely
mechanism of injury? Choose only one.
a. Supination
b. Pronation
c. Plantarflexion
d. Inversion
e. Eversion
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e. Eversion
Which term is used for a fracture in which the distal radius and ulna are displaced in a
volar direction? Choose only one.
a. Thomas
b. Smith
c. Jones
d. Boxer's
e. Bennett's
capability of a concentric contracting muscle group throughout the full range of
motion?Choose only one.
a. Isotonic
b. Isokinetic
c. Isometric
d. Plyometric
e. Pneumatic
Give this one a try later!
b. Isokinetic
A patient presents with pain and swelling in the anatomical snuff box. What condition
should the athletic trainer suspect? Choose only one.
a. Boxer's Fracture
b. Scaphoid-navicular fracture
,c. Lunate dislocation
d. De Quervain's disease
e. Capitate dislocation
Give this one a try later!
b. Scaphoid-navicular fracture
Which of the following medications is MOST appropriate in the treatment of tinea
pedis? Choose only one.
a. Oral antipyretic
b. Oral antibiotic
c. Topical antibiotic cream
d. Topical antimicrobial cream
e. Topical antifungal cream
Give this one a try later!
e. Topical antifungal cream
A hockey player reports to the athletic trainer complaining of right hip pain. The
athlete indicates that the pain began approximately three weeks ago and is
progressively increasing. The athlete has no prior history of hip injuries. The athletic
trainer completes an initial evaluation of this athlete. Initial observations:
•No atrophy or ecchymosis present
•Right iliac crest and ASIS appear inferior
•Pronated feet / pes planus
•Genu varum
•Apparent weight shift to the left side
The athlete's leg length has been measured to further complete this evaluation.
Assessment of leg length reveals:
•5 mm (0.2 in) difference in true/anatomical leg length measurements
,•15 mm (0.59 in) difference in apparent/functional leg length measurements
To complete the evaluation, which of the special tests would be MOST appropriate at
this time?
Choose all that apply.
a. FABER test
b. Ober's test
c. Piriformis test
d. Single leg balance
e. Supine long sit
f. Thomas test
g. Thompson test
Give this one a try later!
a. FABER test
b. Ober's test
c. Piriformis test
f. Thomas test
When attempting to palpate the dome of the talus, the athletic trainer should place
the athlete's foot in which position? Choose only one.
a. Dorsiflexion
b. Eversion
c. Inversion
d. Neutral
e. Plantarflexion
Give this one a try later!
e. Plantarflexion
, Which of the following comorbidities associated with disordered eating has been
linked to sudden death? Choose only one.
a. Osteoporosis
b. Electrolyte abnormalities
c. Dysmenorrhea
d. Anemia
e. Amenorrhea
Give this one a try later!
b. Electrolyte abnormalities
An athlete has a fracture of the distal lateral malleous. What is the MOST likely
mechanism of injury? Choose only one.
a. Supination
b. Pronation
c. Plantarflexion
d. Inversion
e. Eversion
Give this one a try later!
e. Eversion
Which term is used for a fracture in which the distal radius and ulna are displaced in a
volar direction? Choose only one.
a. Thomas
b. Smith
c. Jones
d. Boxer's
e. Bennett's
