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Essentials of Athletic Training, 5/e
Daniel Arnheim
William Prentice, University of North Carolina

Young Athletes

Chapter 24 Multiple Choice

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1

It has been mandated that all coaches participating under the governance of the U.S.O.C. receive which of the following?
A)certification from a youth sports association
B)safety training course developed by the American Red Cross
C)coaching degree from an accredited institution
D)certification from the National Sports and Coaching Education Association
2

The number of youths between the ages of five and seventeen that engage in youth sports in the U.S. is estimated at more than:
A)23 million
B)33 million
C)46 million
D)55 million
3

The main concern of youths participating in collision type sports is that injuries could cause:
A)immediate cessation of growth in a particular bone
B)psychological and emotional scarring
C)early degenerative arthritis
D)all of the above are major concerns
4

Each year more than 775,000 young athletes under the age of fifteen are treated in hospital emergency rooms for sports-related injuries. The incidence of injury in unorganized informal activities is the highest in what sport?
A)football
B)soccer
C)basketball
D)baseball
5

Children are susceptible to many of the same sport injuries that the physically mature athlete is, including sprains, strains, and skeletal fractures. In addition, children can also sustain a pulling away of soft tissue from bone where a little piece of bone may actually be torn away. This is called a (an):
A)stress reaction.
B)stress fracture.
C)dislocation.
D)avulsion.