Sports Med EOPA Review
True sports medicine specialists have training that allows them to specifically address
the needs of the athlete - ANS-True
The primary role of the team doctor is to promote lifelong fitness and wellness and to
encourage prevention of illness and injury - ANS-False
Parents should not assume an active role in the prevention and treatment of their child's
injuries - ANS-False
Certified athletic trainers are allied health professionals who adhere to a strict code of
conduct and professionalism - ANS-True
Non consumable supplies are supplies used in the training room or checked out to the
athlete that cannot be reused. - ANS-False
The term contaminated indicates the presence or the reasonable anticipated presence
of blood or other potentially infectious materials on an item or surface - ANS-True
An emergency action plan can be general and need not be tailored to the program for
which is written - ANS-False
Any injury no matter how minor should be reported to the certified athletic trainer -
ANS-True
Today, the PPE can be a comprehensive assessment of an athlete's overall health and
ability to perform a sport at the highest level - ANS-True
Station based examinations offer many advantages over traditional office based
physicals - ANS-True
Physicians involved in sports medicine ___________________.
A. cannot have have a primary specialty in family practice
B. are not board certified
C. do not participate in accredited fellowships
D. usually have 1 to 2 years of additional training in sports medicine - ANS-D. usually
have 1 to 2 years of additional training in sports medicine
,Certified athletic trainers have, at a minimum, a(n) _________ degree.
A. Doctorate
B. Associates
C. Masters
D. Bachelors - ANS-D. Bachelors
Today, physicians assistants ______________.
A. are well-recognized and highly sought after members of the health care team
B. are not recognized as part of the healthcare team
C. use drugs and surgery to promote the body's natural healing process
D. do not use electrical therapeutic modalities - ANS-A. are well-recognized and highly
sought after members of the health care team
Chiropractors ______________.
A. provide conservative management of neuromusculoskeletal disorders
B. do not provide adjustment and manipulation of the articulations and adjacent tissues
of the human body
C. use drugs and surgery to promote the body's natural healing process
D. do not use electrical therapeutic modalities - ANS-A. provide conservative
management of neuromusculoskeletal disorders
The healthcare profession that physically rehabilitates individuals. Originally called
"restorative aides" during WW1 ____________.
A. Massage Therapist
B. Chiropractor
C. Physical Therapist
D. Sports Nutritionist - ANS-C. Physical Therapist
The ________ area will be the most used area of the training room.
A. Wet
B. Taping/Treatment
C. Office
D. Storage - ANS-B. Taping/Treatment
A solution of 10% ____ in water is an approved method of disinfection.
A. Soap
B. Bleach
C. Ethanol
D. Oil - ANS-B. Bleach
,The athletic trainer's primary responsibility is to _____________.
A. Keep the necessary records organized
B. Prevent and care for injuries
C. Train the coaching staff in CPR
D. Order equipment and supplies - ANS-B. Prevent and care for injuries
Which of the following will enable appropriate management of each emergency
situation?
A. Proper preparation on the part of the sports medicine team
B. Pure intuition on the part of the sports medicine team
C. Cutting continuing education funds in favor of supplies
D. Having an oral, or, optionally, a written emergency plan - ANS-Proper preparation on
the part of the sports medicine team
The EAP should specify the needs within _____ basic categories.
A. Two
B. Three
C. Four
D. Five - ANS-C. Four
Which of the following is defined as a medical emergency?
A. Sprain
B. Contusion
C. Severe Asthma Attack
D. Minor Concussion - ANS-C. Severe Asthma Attack
Which of the following is a goal of the PPE?
A. Exit of the athlete from the local sports medicine environment
B. Ensuring that defects do not limit participation
C. Fulfillment of legal and insurance requirements
D. Determination of minimal level of performance - ANS-C. Fulfillment of legal and
insurance requirements
What is a disadvantage of station-based examinations?
A. The athlete will see several different sports specialists
B. Recruitment of volunteer physicians
C. High cost
D. Examinations being performed on many athletes in the same settings - ANS-B.
Recruitment of volunteer physicians
, The pre-participation physical examination of athletes should take place a minimum of
____ weeks prior to the beginning of their sport season.
A. 2
B. 4
C. 6
D. 8 - ANS-C. 6
Any athlete who is rehabilitating during the time of the PPE ___________________.
A. Begins a working relationship between the athlete and the physician
B. Must sit out the season
C. Must be reevaluated after receiving full clearance to particpate
D. Must be reevaluated before receiving full clearance to participate - ANS-D. Must be
reevaluated before receiving full clearance to participate
Which of the following individuals are parts of the sports medicine team?
A. Exercise Physiologist
B. Coach
C. Athletic Trainer
D. All of the above - ANS-D. All of the above
Sports professional that develops correct diets for athletes and instructs on
supplements and dietary aids.
A. CSCS
B. Massage Therapist
C. Physical Therapist
Sports Nutritionist - ANS-D. Sports Nutritionist
________ _______________, simply put, is the multidisciplinary approach to health
care for those seriously involved in exercise and sport. - ANS-Sports Medicine
A(n) _________ health profession is one that contributes to or assists the professions of
physical medicine, dentistry, optometry, pharmacy, and podiatry. - ANS-Allied
______________ ___________ interrupters (GFI) must be used in all areas that are
near water. - ANS-Ground Fault
The ____________ ____________ and Health Administration (OSHA) has developed
federal regulations for employees whose jobs may put them at risk. - ANS-Occupational
Safety
True sports medicine specialists have training that allows them to specifically address
the needs of the athlete - ANS-True
The primary role of the team doctor is to promote lifelong fitness and wellness and to
encourage prevention of illness and injury - ANS-False
Parents should not assume an active role in the prevention and treatment of their child's
injuries - ANS-False
Certified athletic trainers are allied health professionals who adhere to a strict code of
conduct and professionalism - ANS-True
Non consumable supplies are supplies used in the training room or checked out to the
athlete that cannot be reused. - ANS-False
The term contaminated indicates the presence or the reasonable anticipated presence
of blood or other potentially infectious materials on an item or surface - ANS-True
An emergency action plan can be general and need not be tailored to the program for
which is written - ANS-False
Any injury no matter how minor should be reported to the certified athletic trainer -
ANS-True
Today, the PPE can be a comprehensive assessment of an athlete's overall health and
ability to perform a sport at the highest level - ANS-True
Station based examinations offer many advantages over traditional office based
physicals - ANS-True
Physicians involved in sports medicine ___________________.
A. cannot have have a primary specialty in family practice
B. are not board certified
C. do not participate in accredited fellowships
D. usually have 1 to 2 years of additional training in sports medicine - ANS-D. usually
have 1 to 2 years of additional training in sports medicine
,Certified athletic trainers have, at a minimum, a(n) _________ degree.
A. Doctorate
B. Associates
C. Masters
D. Bachelors - ANS-D. Bachelors
Today, physicians assistants ______________.
A. are well-recognized and highly sought after members of the health care team
B. are not recognized as part of the healthcare team
C. use drugs and surgery to promote the body's natural healing process
D. do not use electrical therapeutic modalities - ANS-A. are well-recognized and highly
sought after members of the health care team
Chiropractors ______________.
A. provide conservative management of neuromusculoskeletal disorders
B. do not provide adjustment and manipulation of the articulations and adjacent tissues
of the human body
C. use drugs and surgery to promote the body's natural healing process
D. do not use electrical therapeutic modalities - ANS-A. provide conservative
management of neuromusculoskeletal disorders
The healthcare profession that physically rehabilitates individuals. Originally called
"restorative aides" during WW1 ____________.
A. Massage Therapist
B. Chiropractor
C. Physical Therapist
D. Sports Nutritionist - ANS-C. Physical Therapist
The ________ area will be the most used area of the training room.
A. Wet
B. Taping/Treatment
C. Office
D. Storage - ANS-B. Taping/Treatment
A solution of 10% ____ in water is an approved method of disinfection.
A. Soap
B. Bleach
C. Ethanol
D. Oil - ANS-B. Bleach
,The athletic trainer's primary responsibility is to _____________.
A. Keep the necessary records organized
B. Prevent and care for injuries
C. Train the coaching staff in CPR
D. Order equipment and supplies - ANS-B. Prevent and care for injuries
Which of the following will enable appropriate management of each emergency
situation?
A. Proper preparation on the part of the sports medicine team
B. Pure intuition on the part of the sports medicine team
C. Cutting continuing education funds in favor of supplies
D. Having an oral, or, optionally, a written emergency plan - ANS-Proper preparation on
the part of the sports medicine team
The EAP should specify the needs within _____ basic categories.
A. Two
B. Three
C. Four
D. Five - ANS-C. Four
Which of the following is defined as a medical emergency?
A. Sprain
B. Contusion
C. Severe Asthma Attack
D. Minor Concussion - ANS-C. Severe Asthma Attack
Which of the following is a goal of the PPE?
A. Exit of the athlete from the local sports medicine environment
B. Ensuring that defects do not limit participation
C. Fulfillment of legal and insurance requirements
D. Determination of minimal level of performance - ANS-C. Fulfillment of legal and
insurance requirements
What is a disadvantage of station-based examinations?
A. The athlete will see several different sports specialists
B. Recruitment of volunteer physicians
C. High cost
D. Examinations being performed on many athletes in the same settings - ANS-B.
Recruitment of volunteer physicians
, The pre-participation physical examination of athletes should take place a minimum of
____ weeks prior to the beginning of their sport season.
A. 2
B. 4
C. 6
D. 8 - ANS-C. 6
Any athlete who is rehabilitating during the time of the PPE ___________________.
A. Begins a working relationship between the athlete and the physician
B. Must sit out the season
C. Must be reevaluated after receiving full clearance to particpate
D. Must be reevaluated before receiving full clearance to participate - ANS-D. Must be
reevaluated before receiving full clearance to participate
Which of the following individuals are parts of the sports medicine team?
A. Exercise Physiologist
B. Coach
C. Athletic Trainer
D. All of the above - ANS-D. All of the above
Sports professional that develops correct diets for athletes and instructs on
supplements and dietary aids.
A. CSCS
B. Massage Therapist
C. Physical Therapist
Sports Nutritionist - ANS-D. Sports Nutritionist
________ _______________, simply put, is the multidisciplinary approach to health
care for those seriously involved in exercise and sport. - ANS-Sports Medicine
A(n) _________ health profession is one that contributes to or assists the professions of
physical medicine, dentistry, optometry, pharmacy, and podiatry. - ANS-Allied
______________ ___________ interrupters (GFI) must be used in all areas that are
near water. - ANS-Ground Fault
The ____________ ____________ and Health Administration (OSHA) has developed
federal regulations for employees whose jobs may put them at risk. - ANS-Occupational
Safety
