Concepts of Athletic Training, Fourth Edition: Practice Quizzes

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Practice Quizzes

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: The majority of both upper and lower respiratory infections in athletes are caused by which one of the following organisms?
	A: Fungi
	B: Bacteria
	C: Protozoa
	D: Virus

2: Lyme disease is an infection which is transmitted by the bite of a deer tick and the infecting organism is which one of the following?
	A: Fungi
	B: Bacteria
	C: Protozoa
	D: Virus

3: Which one of the following over-the-counter (OTC) drugs has been banned by the NCAA?
	A: Actifed
	B: Dristan
	C: Sudafed
	D: Nyquil
	E: All of these have been banned

4: Which one of the following methods of tick removal should NOT be used?
	A: Petroleum jelly
	B: Fingernail polish
	C: Rubbing alcohol
	D: A hot match
	E: None of these should be used

5: Which one of the following organs is most effected by the illness mononucleosis?
	A: Liver
	B: Spleen
	C: Stomach
	D: Pancreas
	E: None of these

6: Which one of the following organisms causes both HAV & HBV?
	A: Fungi
	B: Bacteria
	C: Protozoa
	D: Virus

7: Which one of the following organs is most effected by the illnesses HAV & HBV?
	A: Liver
	B: Spleen
	C: Stomach
	D: Pancreas
	E: None of these

8: The term colitis indicates an inflammation of the stomach.
	A: true
	B: false

9: Infections of the upper respiratory systems that persist for more than a few days may be related to bacterial infections.
	A: true
	B: false

10: The medical term for the common cold is rhinitis.
	A: true
	B: false

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