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Scenario:

A female ice hockey player comes to the athletic training clinic complaining of an unquenchable thirst and frequent urination.

Question 1

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You have chosen to obtain a thorough medical history. Based on the athlete's initial complaints, what questions should you ask this athlete?

Select all that apply.

Prompt

Response

"How often are you urinating?"

"It seems like all the time. I'm getting up a couple of times at night to go, too."

"Have you noticed any changes in your eating or drinking habits?"

"I'm constantly snacking, and I can't seem to get enough to drink."

"Do you know if you've gained or lost weight recently?"

"I'm not sure, but my clothes are kind of loose."

"Have you noticed any disturbances in your vision?"

"I have noticed a couple of episodes of blurred vision over the past few weeks."

"Is your menstrual cycle regular?"

"I haven't had a period for the past 3 months, but I think it's probably stress related."

"Are you more tired than normal?"

"I do feel a little run down."

"Any nausea or vomiting?"

"I'm a little nauseous, usually after I eat."

"Are you sexually active?"

"Yes, but I'm in a long-term relationship."

"Do you have any muscle or joint pain?"

"No, nothing out of the ordinary."

"Do you have a family history of any chronic diseases?"

"My grandmother has high blood pressure."

"Are you taking any medications or supplements?"

"Just a multivitamin."

Scenario:

A female ice hockey player comes to the athletic training clinic complaining of an unquenchable thirst and frequent urination.

Question 2

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Based on the information gathered in the medical history, you know that the athlete is experiencing chronic fatigue. You decide to assess vital signs. After watching the video, you can correctly conclude the athlete's blood pressure is:

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110/72 mm Hg

110/80 mm Hg

98/72 mm Hg

98/80 mm Hg

Scenario:

A female ice hockey player comes to the athletic training clinic complaining of an unquenchable thirst and frequent urination.

Question 3

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While assessing the athlete's vital signs, you determine her resting heart rate is 14 beats in 15 seconds. What should you conclude?

The athlete is demonstrating bradycardia, which is a sign of physiological distress

The athlete is demonstrating bradycardia, which is common in well-trained athletes

The athlete is demonstrating a normal heart rate

The athlete is demonstrating tachycardia, which is common in well-trained athletes

The athlete is demonstrating tachycardia, which is a sign of physiological distress

Scenario:

A female ice hockey player comes to the athletic training clinic complaining of an unquenchable thirst and frequent urination.

Question 4

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You obtain a urine specimen for urinalysis. Based on the photo shown, how should you interpret the test results?

Select all that apply.

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Glucose is high, indicating uncontrolled hyperglycemia

Ketones are high, indicating incomplete fat metabolism resulting from low available glucose

Bilirubin is negative

Protein is negative

Glucose is negative

Ketones are negative

Glucose is within normal range for an athlete who has recently eaten

Ketones are within normal range for an athlete participating in high-intensity resistance training

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