Soccer Players TItle Text: Concepts of Athletic Training, Fourth Edition Authors: Ronald P. Pfeiffer and Brent C. Mangus
TItle Text: Concepts of Athletic Training, Fourth Edition
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Please read each question and select your answer from the choices provided. You must complete all of the questions in order to view your results. At the end of each exam, you have the option to e-mail your results to your instructor.


1:  Excess body heat can be lost in several ways. However, which is the most efficient means of losing excess body heat for most exercise on dry land?
A: Radiation
B: Conduction
C: Convection
D: Evaporation
E: None of these

2:  During exercise in hot weather, athletes need to be encouraged to drink on a regular basis. According to the textbook, which of the following is the recommended minimum water intake protocol during practice?
A: 2 ounces every 60 minutes
B: 10 ounces every 10-20 minutes
C: 30 ounces every 10 minutes
D: 1 ounce every 60 minutes
E: Basically athletes don't need to drink water during exercise

3:  Which of the following heat-related conditions is life threatening?
A: Heat stroke
B: Heat rash
C: Heat exhaustion
D: Heat cramps
E: None of these is life threatening

4:  According to the text, muscle shivering due to cold exposure will cease when the body temperature reaches which of the following ranges?
A: 87 to 90 degrees
B: 101 to 98.6 degrees
C: 65 to 87 degrees
D: 92 to 98.6 degrees
E: None of these

5:  The heat-related problem known as heat stroke may involve body temperatures exceeding which of the following?
A: 98.6 degrees
B: 106 degrees
C: 101 degrees
D: 115 degrees
E: None of these

6:  The condition known as cold urticaria can be precipitated by which of the following?
A: Oral contraceptives
B: Mononucleosis
C: Chicken Pox
D: Hepatitis
E: All of these may precipitate cold urticaria

7:  Which of the following represents either a sign or symptom of heat exhaustion?
A: Moist clammy skin.
B: Muscle fatigue
C: Nausea
D: Dizziness
E: All of these may be present in heat exhaustion

8:  Dehydration has little or nothing to do with thermoregulation.
A: true
B: false

9:  The condition known as hypothermia begins to occur when the body temperature reaches 95 degrees.
A: true
B: false

10:  Frostnip is generally considered to be more severe than frostbite.
A: true
B: false

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