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: Sports account for which one of the following percentages of injuries in children between the ages of 5-17 years?
	A: 32.3%
	B: 12.3%
	C: 73.3%
	D: 3.3%

2: The primary motivating factor for many young athletes is which one of the following?
	A: Future monetary gain
	B: Wish to please their parents
	C: Peer pressure
	D: Having Fun

3: Repetitive impacts to the forearms through the hands in gymnastics, may result in which one of the of the following conditions?
	A: Osgood-Schlatter’s Disease
	B: Shortened radius
	C: Tendonitis
	D: Decreased muscle length

4: The condition described as Pyomyositis involves which one of the following pathogens?
	A: Bacteria
	B: Fungus
	C: Protozoa
	D: Virus

5: Regarding adolescent strength training, which one of the following is not true?
	A: Only full-squats should be done while avoiding half-squats alternatives such as leg press and box squat.
	B: 1 RM lifting should be discouraged in favor of safer ways of determining strength gains.
	C: In performing a standard bench press exercise, the bar should not be bounced off of the chest.
	D: When performing a military press, avoid performing the behind-the-neck type of press as this procedure places the shoulder joints into external rotation and abduction.

6: Young girls playing organized sports have nearly twice the rate of sport related injury as to their male counterparts.
	A: true
	B: false

7: According to the text, young athletes at the high school level enjoy virtually the same level of sports medicine coverage as do collegiate and professional level athletes.
	A: true
	B: false

8: The YMCA first began offering young men the opportunity to compete against each other in the 1890’s.
	A: true
	B: false

9: The 1970’s saw an influx of girls and young women entering the youth sport culture.
	A: true
	B: false

10: A very small percentage of young athletes who go out for sports will discontinue participation prior to the end of their season.
	A: true
	B: false

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