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AT BOC Exam

Prevention

QuestionABCDECorrect Answer
In athletes, which factor is most likely to result in anemia? Insufficient dietary iron intake An elevated hemoglobin level Loss of iron due to chronic heel strike Red blood cell loss secondary to irritation of the lining of the urinary bladder A vegetarian diet A
One of the most comprehensive approaches to sports injury research involves applying the principles of epidemiology. Which of the following best describes the science of epidemiology? Study of the distribution of diseases, injuries, or other health states in human populations for the purpose of identifying and implementing measures to prevent their development and spread Study of the efficacy of specific injury evaluation and treatment measures Study of the distribution and injury exposure rates of humans participating in sports in diverse environmental settings Study of the individual sport risk factors and the impact of those factors on participation rates Study of the prevention of the spread of disease in the physically active population A
An athlete has recently undergone a splenectomy. Which of the following functions are most impacted by this surgical procedure? Ability to filter poisons out of the blood and produce mediators for blood clotting Ability to filter toxins from the blood and regulate the body's electrolyte level Ability to produce and destroy blood cells during systemic infection Ability to produce estrogen and progesterone Capacity to store vitamins A, E, and K and produce vitamin D C
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