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: An effective emergency plan should include all but which of the following considerations?
	A: Who will make the phone call to EMS?
	B: Who will guide the emergency unit to the scene?
	C: Who will go with the individual to the hospital?
	D: Where is the emergency kit?
	E: All of these items should be considered.

2: Which of the following should NOT be assessed during the initial survey?
	A: Airway
	B: Breathing
	C: Circulation
	D: Nervous System
	E: All of these must be assessed

3: According to the text, the nervous system can best be assessed during the initial survey by using the AVPU scale that includes all but which of the following?
	A: Alert and aware
	B: Responds to painful stimulus
	C: Responds to verbal stimulus
	D: Unresponsive to any stimulus
	E: None of these

4: The term hypovolemic shock is associated with which of the following conditions?
	A: Dehydration
	B: Blood loss
	C: Concussion
	D: Electrocution
	E: None of these

5: The Physical Exam includes three essential steps: history, observation, and
	A: functional tests.
	B: vital signs.
	C: palpation.
	D: CPR.
	E: None of the above

6: When conducting an initial assessment, if the athlete is found to be unconscious, which of the following is the correct “next step?”
	A: Identify yourself and get consent to monitor ABCs
	B: Begin CPR
	C: Begin rescue breathing
	D: Call EMS
	E: Do a secondary survey

7: When evaluating an injured athlete during the Physical Exam, which of the following steps would be inappropriate?
	A: Ask the athlete to point to the site(s) of injury.
	B: Note the body position and observe for any odd behavior or actions by the athlete.
	C: Look for signs of injury including swelling, deformity, and discoloration.
	D: Whenever possible, avoid comparing the injured side with the uninjured area on the opposite side of the body.
	E: All of these are appropriate.

8: When treating a helmeted football player, it is recommended that the helmet be immediately removed before the assessment begins.
	A: true
	B: false

9: It is possible to have a pulse and not be breathing.
	A: true
	B: false

10: Hypovolemic shock is caused by excessive amounts of blood within the vascular system.
	A: true
	B: false

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