KNES 315 Exam 1 ACTUAL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
the definition of sports medicine A broad and complex branch of healthcare, encompassing several disciplines
-knowledge to prevent, recognize, assess, manage, and rehabilitate injuries or
illnesses related to sports, exercises, or recreational activities
the mission of the National Athletic Trainers Association Enhance the quality of healthcare provided by certified athletic trainers and
(NATA) advance the athletic training profession
the purpose of the Board of Certification (for the athletic -organization responsible for certifying AT
trainer)
the major performance domains of the athletic trainer; -Prevention: encompasses a broad spectrum of knowledge and skills that address
examples of each the risks associated with participation in sports and physical activities
-Clinical Evaluation and Diagnosis: the responsibility of the athletic trainer in using
standardized clinical practices to make decisions regarding the nature and
severity of an injury or illness
-Immediate Care: identifies the role of the athletic trainer subsequent to to
determining the nature and extent of an injury or illness
-Treatment, Rehabilitation, and Reconditioning: AT is responsible for the
implementation of treatment, rehabilitation, and reconditioning programs
appropriate to the diagnosis made during the evaluation and assessment phase
-Organization and Administration: the responsibilities of the AT in developing and
executing a series of plans, policies, and procedures to ensure responsive and
efficient operation of the AT program
-Professional Responsibility: focuses on the expectations of the AT relative to
adhering to ethical, legal, and other professional standards
, the advantage of a team approach to the delivery a venue is in place for addressing an injury from different perspectives
healthcare
the responsibilities of the physical education teacher, an -to ensure the safety of the participant, as well as to ensure their own protection
athletic coach, or a fitness professional (AKA the coach) in a potentially liable situation
with regard to injury prevention -recognize a potentially serious injury and be able to determine the immediate
care that should be provided
in the absence of an athletic trainer, the responsibilities of -injury prevention, onsite assessment, and management for injuries, including
a coach with regard to injury assessment and reducing the potential for further injury or harm
management
Should the terms "sports medicine" and athletic training" No
be used interchangeably? -sports medicine is a broad term that has many different healthcare professionals
-AT is one of the healthcare professionals under this umbrella term
Injury prevention is one of the major domains of the teach skills and strategies, ensure safe environment, warn participants of potential
athletic trainer. A high school with an interscholastic dangers, actively supervise, recognize dangerous situations, understand legalities,
athletic program cannot afford to hire an athletic trainer. and be comfortable with assessing injuries if needed
What general strategies could the coaches at the school
implement in an effort to reduce the incidence and
severity of injury (i.e., injury prevention)?
You are a fitness specialist at a commercial fitness facility. adhere to safety guidelines, report problems, help keep things clear/clean
What instructions would you provide to your clients
regarding their role in ensuring their appropriate and
quality healthcare while at the site?
What are the responsibilities of a physical education Make sure the space and equipment is safe, actively supervise, be aware of
teacher in reducing the incidence of injury during class? student health, teach skills/ strategies and safety
Why is the team approach to health care delivery because injures can be better assessed, cared for, and prevented
preferable to a traditional doctor to patient approach to this also allows for quicker recoveries, recognition, and understanding
ensure quality healthcare for participants in sport and
physical activity?
Why should the coach of a youth sports team complete a They should know what to do in case of injury because they are responsible for
basic athletic training class and maintain current their athletes and are also first responders
certification in emergency cardiac care (i.e., CPR and
AED) and emergency first aid?
Which of the following associations establish the C
standards for professionalism, education, research, and
practice settings for athletic trainers?
A. American College of Sports Medicine
B. American Athletic Trainers Association
C. National Athletic Trainers Association
D. National Athletic Trainers Association Board of
Certification
the definition of sports medicine A broad and complex branch of healthcare, encompassing several disciplines
-knowledge to prevent, recognize, assess, manage, and rehabilitate injuries or
illnesses related to sports, exercises, or recreational activities
the mission of the National Athletic Trainers Association Enhance the quality of healthcare provided by certified athletic trainers and
(NATA) advance the athletic training profession
the purpose of the Board of Certification (for the athletic -organization responsible for certifying AT
trainer)
the major performance domains of the athletic trainer; -Prevention: encompasses a broad spectrum of knowledge and skills that address
examples of each the risks associated with participation in sports and physical activities
-Clinical Evaluation and Diagnosis: the responsibility of the athletic trainer in using
standardized clinical practices to make decisions regarding the nature and
severity of an injury or illness
-Immediate Care: identifies the role of the athletic trainer subsequent to to
determining the nature and extent of an injury or illness
-Treatment, Rehabilitation, and Reconditioning: AT is responsible for the
implementation of treatment, rehabilitation, and reconditioning programs
appropriate to the diagnosis made during the evaluation and assessment phase
-Organization and Administration: the responsibilities of the AT in developing and
executing a series of plans, policies, and procedures to ensure responsive and
efficient operation of the AT program
-Professional Responsibility: focuses on the expectations of the AT relative to
adhering to ethical, legal, and other professional standards
, the advantage of a team approach to the delivery a venue is in place for addressing an injury from different perspectives
healthcare
the responsibilities of the physical education teacher, an -to ensure the safety of the participant, as well as to ensure their own protection
athletic coach, or a fitness professional (AKA the coach) in a potentially liable situation
with regard to injury prevention -recognize a potentially serious injury and be able to determine the immediate
care that should be provided
in the absence of an athletic trainer, the responsibilities of -injury prevention, onsite assessment, and management for injuries, including
a coach with regard to injury assessment and reducing the potential for further injury or harm
management
Should the terms "sports medicine" and athletic training" No
be used interchangeably? -sports medicine is a broad term that has many different healthcare professionals
-AT is one of the healthcare professionals under this umbrella term
Injury prevention is one of the major domains of the teach skills and strategies, ensure safe environment, warn participants of potential
athletic trainer. A high school with an interscholastic dangers, actively supervise, recognize dangerous situations, understand legalities,
athletic program cannot afford to hire an athletic trainer. and be comfortable with assessing injuries if needed
What general strategies could the coaches at the school
implement in an effort to reduce the incidence and
severity of injury (i.e., injury prevention)?
You are a fitness specialist at a commercial fitness facility. adhere to safety guidelines, report problems, help keep things clear/clean
What instructions would you provide to your clients
regarding their role in ensuring their appropriate and
quality healthcare while at the site?
What are the responsibilities of a physical education Make sure the space and equipment is safe, actively supervise, be aware of
teacher in reducing the incidence of injury during class? student health, teach skills/ strategies and safety
Why is the team approach to health care delivery because injures can be better assessed, cared for, and prevented
preferable to a traditional doctor to patient approach to this also allows for quicker recoveries, recognition, and understanding
ensure quality healthcare for participants in sport and
physical activity?
Why should the coach of a youth sports team complete a They should know what to do in case of injury because they are responsible for
basic athletic training class and maintain current their athletes and are also first responders
certification in emergency cardiac care (i.e., CPR and
AED) and emergency first aid?
Which of the following associations establish the C
standards for professionalism, education, research, and
practice settings for athletic trainers?
A. American College of Sports Medicine
B. American Athletic Trainers Association
C. National Athletic Trainers Association
D. National Athletic Trainers Association Board of
Certification
