You are reviewing dictation from a physician’s clinic and hear the following information: HEENT: EOMI, PERRLA. Which of the following best illustrates how you would transcribe this information into a SOAP note?

Your collegiate lacrosse team is practicing at a nearby school because it has a synthetic turf field. How should you obtain a copy of the emergency action plan (EAP) for the school where you will be practicing?

You elect to have a patient complete a McGill Pain Questionnaire before his or her rehabilitation appointment. Which type of patient-reported outcome (PRO) scale is being used?

While rehabilitating a golfer following surgical repair of a long extensor tendon of the hand, you note that the patient can no longer achieve full active extension, although passive extension is still present. What concerns might be raised and what actions might you take in this situation?

While rebounding a shot, a basketball player lands awkwardly on another player’s foot before falling to the floor. When the athletic trainer reaches the injured player it is obvious the ankle is deformed with one or more possible fractures. What emergency medical equipment is most appropriate to immobilize this athlete’s injury?

Which type of brace is the most appropriate for treating chronic infrapatellar tendonitis?

Which of the following groups illustrates a vertical liaison role for an athletic trainer?

Which type of exercises immediately precede performance-specific exercises in the rehabilitation progression?

Which of the following methods would allow a sports medicine staff to evaluate the effectiveness of their anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rehabilitation protocol over the past 5 years?

You receive a call from your team physician alerting you that the female equestrian athlete you had referred to him has been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes mellitus. The athlete reports to the athletic training facility and tells you she ate lunch approximately 2 hours ago. She just checked her blood glucose level, and the glucometer reading was 203 mg/dL. How would you interpret these results?