Chapter 2 Key Terms

5. These are the type of outlets that should be used in the training room to prevent electrocution.
6. Those factors that refer to the type of activity being performed or the type of injury sustained.
8. A technique used to critically analyze the strengths and weaknesses of an athletic training program.
10. An examination performed during preseason to determine if an athlete is at risk for injury.
13. An unplanned event capable of resulting in loss of time, property damage, injury, disablement, or death.

1. Those factors referring to the individual such as age, height, and weight.
2. Items that may be used in an athletic training room for a number of years.
3. Measurable data obtained such a heart rate, blood pressure, or pain
4. Data reported to you that is not able to be seen such as a headache or "seeing spots."
7. The optimal lighting for the training room is 30 foot candles at the height of 4 feet above the floor.
9. This organization is responsible for establishing and enforcing the guidelines on management of bloodborne pathogens.
11. a standard format used for recording the evaluation of an athlete.
12. Damage to the body that restricts activity or causes diability.