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Athletic Training: Injury Prevention and Wellness

Injury and illness prevention strategies, pre-participation screening, and wellness protection concepts tested on the BOC exam.

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40 basic cards for BOC Athletic Training. Set 4 of 8 in Athletic Training. It opens with "What is the purpose of a pre-participation physical examination (PPE)?" and "How many stations does the traditional station-based PPE format typically use?". More Healthcare and Nursing decks are listed below.

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What is the purpose of a pre-participation physical examination (PPE)?
Show answerTo screen athletes for conditions that could increase risk of injury or illness during sport participation
How many stations does the traditional station-based PPE format typically use?
Show answer14
What organization publishes the recommended 14-element cardiovascular screening checklist for athletes?
Show answerThe American Heart Association (AHA)
What cardiac condition is the leading cause of sudden cardiac death in young athletes?
Show answerHypertrophic cardiomyopathy
What PPE clearance category allows an athlete to participate without restriction?
Show answerCleared for full participation
What PPE clearance category requires further evaluation before a decision is made?
Show answerNot cleared, pending further evaluation
Who holds final authority to clear an athlete for return to play after injury?
Show answerThe team physician
What is the recommended fluid replacement strategy during exercise, according to NATA position statements?
Show answerIndividualized rehydration based on sweat rate and body weight changes, not a fixed volume
What condition results from drinking excessive plain water during prolonged exercise, diluting serum sodium?
Show answerExertional hyponatremia
What device measures environmental heat stress by combining temperature, humidity, and radiant heat?
Show answerWet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) index
What is the most severe form of exertional heat illness?
Show answerExertional heat stroke
What is the immediate on-site treatment of choice for exertional heat stroke?
Show answerCold water immersion
What core body temperature is generally used to define exertional heat stroke?
Show answerAbove 104 F (40 C) with central nervous system dysfunction
What genetic condition requires special activity precautions due to risk of exertional sickling during intense exercise?
Show answerSickle cell trait
What is the standard of care organizations recommend for identifying sickle cell trait status before sports participation?
Show answerScreening or documented testing history as part of the PPE

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