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Sports Medicine Quiz


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CPR stands for Cardiopulmonary__________

A. respiration

B. resuscitation

C. reactivation

D. I don’t know


Which is NOT a sports medicine career?

A. Chiropractor

B. exercise physiologist

C. athletic trainer

D. sports med technician


The first thing you should do if you suspect an athlete is going into cardiac arrest is:

A. defibrillation with an AED

B. CPR

C. Call 911


Study an athlete’s performance, looking for weak points, they suggest changes to training program

A. Personal Trainer

B. Certified athletic trainer

C. Strength and conditioning coach

D. Team physician


Jordan weighs 110 kg and 1.7 meters. Which answer is correct regarding her BMI?

A. BMI is 38.1 which makes her obese

B. BMI is 32.4 which is overweight

C. BMI is 38.1 which is normal

D. None of the above


What is the most appropriate treatment for a skin abrasion?

A. Immediate bandaging of the wound

B. Immobilisation and use of an ice pack

C. Gentle cleansing and sterilisation of the wound

D. No treatment


This describes the rate of heat loss on the human body resulting from combined effects of low temperature and wind.

A. hyhpothermia

B. wind chill

C. frostbite

D. all answers are correct


Awareness of posture, movement, and change in the equilibrium of the body is

A. Kinesiology

B. Proprioception

C. Passive ROM

D. Ergonomics


A condition of near-total body collapse where the athlete experiences difficulty dissipating the heat.

A. heat stress

B. heat exhaustion

C. heat stroke

D. hypothermia


Which is not an example of aerobic exercise?

A. Walking

B. Lifting weights

C. Biking

D. Hiking


Assess, Evaluate and provide treatment for injuries on playing field

A. Team physician

B. personal trainer

C. certified athletic trainer

D. exercise physiologist


What part of the brain controls body temperature?

A. mandible

B. hypothalamus

C. frontal lobe

D. hyperthalamus


When blood vessels in your body widen, allowing more blood to flow through them and lowering your blood pressure.

A. Vasodilation

B. Vasoconstriction

C. none of the above

D. both of these


The Korey Stringer story was about

A. hypothermia

B. hyperthermia

C. dehydration

D. cardiac arrest


Susie sprained her ankle during soccer. Which should be used in first 24 hours?

A. Heat

B. Cold

C. Either

D. Neither


A condition that occurs when the body cannot maintain homeostasis and the body temperature begins to rise.

A. hypothermia

B. hyperthermia

C. cardiac arrest


If a person gets a concussion they:

A. Are more likely to get another

B. Should immediately take a nap

C. Doubles the chances of getting CTE


If someone is in cardiac arrest, something that may be used to help them is

A. Aspirin

B. EKG

C. AED

D. CAD


The narrowing of blood vessels, blood flow is slowed

A. vasodilation

B. vasoconstriction

C. none of these

D. both of these


The study of body movement is

A. VO2

B. Ergonomics

C. Kinesiology

D. Passive ROM


Symptoms of sudden cardiac arrest in athletes include:

A. chest pain with exercise

B. new onset fatugue

C. palpitations or the heart racing for no reason

D. All answers are correct


A condition in which the heart stops beating suddenly and unexpectedly.

A. pulse

B. cardiac arrest

C. stroke

D. hyperthermia


Which of the following is NOT part of a sports physical?

A. Height and weight

B. Xray

C. Vital Signs

D. Medical History


What does CTE stand for?

A. Cranium Tightness Example

B. Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy

C. Concussions That Enlarge


In more and more places, you will be seeing emergency devices designed to shock a person’s heart back into a normal rhythm during certain cardiac emergencies. These devices are known as:

A. Biventricular Pacemakers

B. Automatic External Defibrillators(AEDs)

C. LifeSticks

D. Left ventricular assist devices (LVADs)




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