Exam 7: Athletic Training

In what year was the first national meeting of the NATA held?

It is relatively easy to find an athletic training job in professional sports.

On any given day, an athletic trainer probably devotes time to all of the following EXCEPT:

Which of the following is the research journal for NATA?

Athletic trainers may spend part of each day dealing with administrative work.

As of the summer of 2006, education program accreditation is provided by which accreditation body?

In the 1970s, where were most athletic training jobs?

If you were an athletic trainer prior to 1969, you automatically became BOC certified.

How many continuing education units must be earned in each three-year period for an individual to retain his or her BOC certification?

What is the current NATA membership?

What does the BOC certification exam contain?

In what year was the first certification exam for athletic trainers given?

In order to qualify as a candidate for the certification exam, the BOC presently requires which of the following?

Currently, there is essentially no room for employment growth for athletic trainers in the high school setting.

Athletic trainers working in a college/university position with an intercollegiate athletic program can expect to earn a salary in the range of _____?

Once BOC certified, an athletic trainer cannot lose his or her certification.

As of 2006, the JRD-AT determined that self-accreditation via CAATE will best position the athletic-training profession with other allied health professions.

State licensure helps define the types of procedures an athletic trainer may legally practice.

Athletic trainers are trained to use ______ in the treatment of injuries.

Although the AMA first recognized the role of the athletic trainer in 1967, it was in ______ that formal recognition was given to athletic training as an allied health profession.