AT IQ

1. True or False: The Medical Association, Health Resources Services Administration and the Department of Health and Human Services recognize AT as an allied health care profession?

True

False

Athletic training includes the prevention, examination, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of emergency, acute or chronic injuries and medical conditions.

2. Which settings do athletic trainers work in?

A) High schools

B) Professional sports organizations

C) Physician’s offices

D) Industrial workplaces

E) All of the above

Athletic trainers aren’t just at high schools, colleges and sporting events. You may see athletic trainers in a variety of other settings, including physician offices, health care administrations, law enforcement, industrial sites and the military.

3. When was NATA founded?

A) 1920

B) 1937

C) 1950

D) 1962

E) 1978

The National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) was founded in 1950 when the first meeting took place in Kansas City.

4. True or False: ATs get just as excited for game days as athletes do.

True

False

Athletic trainers are invested in the athletes and teams they support. Not only do ATs get excited for game days, but they may even have their own game day rituals for good luck!

5. Which is part of an athletic trainers work duties?

A) Keeping Injury Notes

B) Administrative Duties (organizing paperwork and athlete files)

C) Filling Water Bottles

D) Pre- and Post- Game/Practice Treatments

E) All of the Above

Your athletic trainer does a lot of behind the scenes work! From organizing physicals and assisting with administrative duties to keeping meticulous notes on injuries, there are many duties that make up an athletic trainer’s typical work day.