Question 1

__________ occurs from a severe, usually bacterial, infection.

Accepted Answer

A)  Septic shock 
B)  Anaphylactic shock 
C)  Metabolic shock 
D)  Psychogenic shock 
A)  Septic shock 
B)  Anaphylactic shock 
C)  Metabolic shock 
D)  Psychogenic shock

Question 2

Please identify each of the correct locations on the victim's chest to place Automated External Defibrillator (AED) pads.

Accepted Answer

A)    
B)    
C)    
D)    
E)    
A)    
B)    
C)    
D)    
E)

Question 3

During a primary survey, if the response illustrated in the picture were to occur, what would be the next step?

Accepted Answer

A)  Begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) 
B)  Initiate rescue breathing 
C)  Tilt the head to open the airway 
D)  Call EMS / 911 
E)  Re-tap the victim to confirm unresponsiveness 
A)  Begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) 
B)  Initiate rescue breathing 
C)  Tilt the head to open the airway 
D)  Call EMS / 911 
E)  Re-tap the victim to confirm unresponsiveness

Question 4

Please click the conditions that apply to a functional sign that could be present when evaluating an unconscious patient.
Functional sign when evaluating the unconscious patient:
- Equal and dilated pupils

Accepted Answer

A)  Fainting 
B)  Concussion 
C)  Grand mal epilepsy 
D)  Brain compression & injury 
E)  Heatstroke
F) Diabetic coma
G) Shock 
A)  Fainting 
B)  Concussion 
C)  Grand mal epilepsy 
D)  Brain compression & injury 
E)  Heatstroke
F) Diabetic coma
G) Shock

Question 5

What is this airway adjunct device in the figure?

Accepted Answer

A)  OPA 
B)  NPA 
C)  Suction device 
D)  Supraglottic airway 
E)  King-Devick device 
A)  OPA 
B)  NPA 
C)  Suction device 
D)  Supraglottic airway 
E)  King-Devick device

Question 6

Which of the following is the correct pulse rate per minute for adults at rest?

Accepted Answer

A)  60 -100 beats 
B)  50 -70 beats 
C)  100 -120 beats 
D)  80 -120 beats 
E)  120-140 beats 
A)  60 -100 beats 
B)  50 -70 beats 
C)  100 -120 beats 
D)  80 -120 beats 
E)  120-140 beats

Question 7

If a patient is partial weight bearing, which of the following ambulatory techniques would be most appropriate?

Accepted Answer

A)  Crutch on the affected side 
B)  Crutch on the unaffected side 
C)  Cane on the affected side 
D)  Cane on the unaffected side 
E)  Crutch or cane on the unaffected side 
A)  Crutch on the affected side 
B)  Crutch on the unaffected side 
C)  Cane on the affected side 
D)  Cane on the unaffected side 
E)  Crutch or cane on the unaffected side

Question 8

If a conscious victim with an obstructed airway eventually becomes unresponsive, which of the following pictures should be the athletic trainer's immediate next step?

Accepted Answer

A)    
B)    
C)    
D)    
E)    
A)    
B)    
C)    
D)    
E)

Question 9

Which of the following is the correct pulse rate per minute for adults at rest?

Accepted Answer

A)  80-100 beats 
B)  60-100 beats 
C)  50-70 beats 
D)  100-120 beats 
E)  80-120 beats 
A)  80-100 beats 
B)  60-100 beats 
C)  50-70 beats 
D)  100-120 beats 
E)  80-120 beats

Question 10

Identify an accurate statement about protecting a damaged tissue from further injury.

Accepted Answer

A)  Subjecting an injured part to external stresses can interfere with the essential biological processes in the acute inflammatory stage of the healing process. 
B)  Most experts recommend aggressive ambulation and extensive periods of rest after trauma. 
C)  Experts recommend long periods of protection (crutches, braces, etc.) following acute soft tissue injury, which includes rest and immobilization. 
D)  Once a tissue is injured, it takes a long time for the healing process to begin. 
E)  Protection is the key element for preventing chronic inflammation. 
A)  Subjecting an injured part to external stresses can interfere with the essential biological processes in the acute inflammatory stage of the healing process. 
B)  Most experts recommend aggressive ambulation and extensive periods of rest after trauma. 
C)  Experts recommend long periods of protection (crutches, braces, etc.) following acute soft tissue injury, which includes rest and immobilization. 
D)  Once a tissue is injured, it takes a long time for the healing process to begin. 
E)  Protection is the key element for preventing chronic inflammation.

Question 11

The use of the apparatus illustrated in this picture can provide about the same amount of oxygen that a person normally breathing would intake. What is that percentage value?

Accepted Answer

A)  7 percent 
B)  16 percent 
C)  21 percent 
D)  45 percent 
E)  90 percent 
A)  7 percent 
B)  16 percent 
C)  21 percent 
D)  45 percent 
E)  90 percent

Question 12

Please click the appropriate information that would be included in a general Emergency Action Plan (EAP).

Accepted Answer

A)  Sports medicine staff names 
B)  Roles of first responders 
C)  Directions to team physician's office 
D)  Venue directions / locations 
E)  CPR / first aid instructions
F) Football secretary's office phone number
G) Emergency equipment available
H) Sports medicine staff phone numbers
I) Emergency personnel
J) Directions to activate emergency medical system
K) Location of emergency communications (phones)
L) Athletes' parents' phone numbers 
A)  Sports medicine staff names 
B)  Roles of first responders 
C)  Directions to team physician's office 
D)  Venue directions / locations 
E)  CPR / first aid instructions
F) Football secretary's office phone number
G) Emergency equipment available
H) Sports medicine staff phone numbers
I) Emergency personnel
J) Directions to activate emergency medical system
K) Location of emergency communications (phones)
L) Athletes' parents' phone numbers

Question 13

When trying to establish circulation by performing compressions in an unconscious adult athlete, a healthcare provider should take no more than _____ to check for a pulse at the carotid artery.

Accepted Answer

A)  35 seconds 
B)  15 seconds 
C)  10 seconds 
D)  20 seconds 
E)  25 seconds 
A)  35 seconds 
B)  15 seconds 
C)  10 seconds 
D)  20 seconds 
E)  25 seconds

Question 14

Which of the following actions would be considered an act of negligence when dealing with an unconscious patient?

Accepted Answer

A)  If the patient is prone and breathing, the patient should be provided life support only after emergency medical personnel arrive. 
B)  If the patient is supine and not breathing, ABCs should be established immediately. 
C)  If a patient is wearing protective equipment, rescuers should immediately remove it to expose the airway. 
D)  If the patient is supine and breathing, monitor closely until the patient regains consciousness. 
E)  If the patient is prone and not breathing, the patient should be log-rolled. 
A)  If the patient is prone and breathing, the patient should be provided life support only after emergency medical personnel arrive. 
B)  If the patient is supine and not breathing, ABCs should be established immediately. 
C)  If a patient is wearing protective equipment, rescuers should immediately remove it to expose the airway. 
D)  If the patient is supine and breathing, monitor closely until the patient regains consciousness. 
E)  If the patient is prone and not breathing, the patient should be log-rolled.

Question 15

What is the purpose of the performing the maneuver that is illustrated in the picture?

Accepted Answer

A)  To open the esophagus 
B)  To release constriction of arterial flow to the brain 
C)  To raise the tongue away from the back of the throat 
D)  To push the tongue on the bottom of the mouth 
E)  To open the airway through the nostrils 
A)  To open the esophagus 
B)  To release constriction of arterial flow to the brain 
C)  To raise the tongue away from the back of the throat 
D)  To push the tongue on the bottom of the mouth 
E)  To open the airway through the nostrils

Question 16

Please identify which of the following are vital signs.

Accepted Answer

A)  Movement 
B)  Pupils 
C)  Reflex 
D)  Pulse 
E)  Rigidity
F) Severe bleeding
G) Temperature
H) Respiration
I) Deformity 
A)  Movement 
B)  Pupils 
C)  Reflex 
D)  Pulse 
E)  Rigidity
F) Severe bleeding
G) Temperature
H) Respiration
I) Deformity

Question 17

When performing the primary survey, which of the following would be assessed during the secondary survey?

Accepted Answer

A)  Shock 
B)  Airway obstruction 
C)  Profuse bleeding 
D)  No breathing 
E)  Compound fracture 
A)  Shock 
B)  Airway obstruction 
C)  Profuse bleeding 
D)  No breathing 
E)  Compound fracture

Question 18

A patient presents with a constricted pupil. Which of the following would most likely be the source of the problem?

Accepted Answer

A)  Heatstroke 
B)  Shock 
C)  Hemorrhage 
D)  Ingesting central nervous system depressant drug 
E)  Brain injury 
A)  Heatstroke 
B)  Shock 
C)  Hemorrhage 
D)  Ingesting central nervous system depressant drug 
E)  Brain injury

Question 19

Which of the following is a type of stretcher that has detachable hinges at each end and thus can be split into two halves?

Accepted Answer

A)  Scoop stretcher 
B)  Stokes stretcher 
C)  Litter 
D)  Vacuum mattress 
E)  Half / Short Board 
A)  Scoop stretcher 
B)  Stokes stretcher 
C)  Litter 
D)  Vacuum mattress 
E)  Half / Short Board

Question 20

If an obstructed airway victim were to fall to ground unconscious, select from the following pictures the athletic trainer's immediate next step?

Accepted Answer

A)    
B)    
C)    
D)    
E)    
A)    
B)    
C)    
D)    
E)

Exam 12: On-The-Field Acute Care and Emergency Procedures

__________ occurs from a severe, usually bacterial, infection.

Please identify each of the correct locations on the victim's chest to place Automated External Defibrillator (AED) pads.

During a primary survey, if the response illustrated in the picture were to occur, what would be the next step?

Please click the conditions that apply to a functional sign that could be present when evaluating an unconscious patient. Functional sign when evaluating the unconscious patient: - Equal and dilated pupils

What is this airway adjunct device in the figure?

Which of the following is the correct pulse rate per minute for adults at rest?

If a patient is partial weight bearing, which of the following ambulatory techniques would be most appropriate?

If a conscious victim with an obstructed airway eventually becomes unresponsive, which of the following pictures should be the athletic trainer's immediate next step?

Which of the following is the correct pulse rate per minute for adults at rest?

Identify an accurate statement about protecting a damaged tissue from further injury.

The use of the apparatus illustrated in this picture can provide about the same amount of oxygen that a person normally breathing would intake. What is that percentage value?

Please click the appropriate information that would be included in a general Emergency Action Plan (EAP).

When trying to establish circulation by performing compressions in an unconscious adult athlete, a healthcare provider should take no more than _____ to check for a pulse at the carotid artery.

Which of the following actions would be considered an act of negligence when dealing with an unconscious patient?

What is the purpose of the performing the maneuver that is illustrated in the picture?

Please identify which of the following are vital signs.

When performing the primary survey, which of the following would be assessed during the secondary survey?

A patient presents with a constricted pupil. Which of the following would most likely be the source of the problem?

Which of the following is a type of stretcher that has detachable hinges at each end and thus can be split into two halves?

If an obstructed airway victim were to fall to ground unconscious, select from the following pictures the athletic trainer's immediate next step?

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