1. An athlete should NOT be allowed to participate if she has
1. An athlete should NOT be allowed to participate if she has
a. a cold
b. ringing in her ears
c. slight shoulder pain after, but not during, activity
d. a bruised fingernail
c. b and c
2. Whose role is it to watch for an athletic injury or illness?
a. parents
b. athlete
c. coach
d. athletic trainer
e. all of the above
3. After a physician has evaluated an injured athlete, the athlete should be taught rehabilitation exercises by a coach.
a. true
b. false
Homework Answers
Unit 1
1. e. Both b and c as the personnel should not be left to play because it may complicate his health.
2. e. All the above as each and everyone must be involved in the early identification of illness
3. False it has to be taught by the physiotherapist or a trained personnel
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