BOC Domain 2: Assessment, Evaluation, and Diagnosis Welcome to your BOC Domain 2: Assessment, Evaluation, and Diagnosis 1. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis When evaluating an athlete with suspected chronic compartment syndrome in the lower leg, which diagnostic test is most appropriate? X-ray Sphygmomanometer test Compartment pressure measurement Ultrasound None 2. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis An athlete presents with a sudden onset of lower back pain without any prior trauma. What should be the first step in the clinical evaluation to rule out non-musculoskeletal causes? Palpation of the lumbar region Review of systems Straight leg raise test Neurological assessment None 3. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis Which assessment technique is most critical when evaluating an athlete with suspected Achilles tendon rupture? Thompson test Anterior drawer test Lachman test Valgus stress test None 4. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis In assessing an athlete's knee pain, which test would best evaluate for damage to the medial collateral ligament (MCL)? Pivot shift test Valgus stress test at 30 degrees of knee flexion McMurray's test Apley's compression test None 5. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis What is the primary purpose of conducting a functional movement screen (FMS) on an athlete returning to play post-injury? To determine the level of pain experienced during movement To assess the psychological readiness of the athlete To evaluate for asymmetries and limitations in basic movement patterns To confirm the diagnosis None 6. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis An athlete reports difficulty breathing during exercise. Which of the following tests is most appropriate to evaluate for exercise-induced bronchospasm? Spirometry before and after exercise Peak flow measurement Electrocardiogram (ECG) Complete blood count (CBC) None 7. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis For an athlete complaining of anterior knee pain, which test would be most indicative of patellofemoral pain syndrome? Patellar grind test Lachman test Pivot shift test Squeeze test None 8. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis When performing a neurological examination on an athlete who has sustained a concussion, which of the following is the most appropriate initial test? Romberg test Babinski test Glasgow Coma Scale Reflex testing None 9. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis Which of the following is a primary reason to perform an echocardiogram on an athlete exhibiting signs of heart failure? To assess lung function To measure blood pressure To visualize heart structure and function To evaluate kidney function None 10. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis An athletic trainer uses the Beighton score to evaluate an athlete. What is this test primarily used to assess? Cardiac endurance Joint hypermobility Muscle strength Neurological reflexes None 11. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis What is the most appropriate assessment tool for an athletic trainer to use when evaluating an athlete for a suspected labral tear in the shoulder? Speed's test Yergason's test O'Brien's test Drop arm test None 12. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis In evaluating a wrestler for suspected cervical spine injury following a neck trauma, which of the following assessments is most critical? Compression test Distraction test Spurling's test Vertebral artery test None 13. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis When assessing an athlete for exertional compartment syndrome in the forearm, which physical test is most definitive? Tinel's sign Phalen's test Forearm compartment pressure measurement Allen's test None 14. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis An athletic trainer is assessing an athlete who reports numbness and tingling along the lateral aspect of their thigh. Which test would be most appropriate to evaluate for meralgia paresthetica? Straight leg raise test Femoral nerve stretch test Tinel's sign at the inguinal ligament Slump test None 15. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis What is the primary purpose of the hop test in the evaluation of an athlete recovering from an ACL reconstruction? To measure balance and proprioception To determine cardiovascular fitness To assess psychological readiness To evaluate lower limb strength and function None 16. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis In the assessment of an athlete with acute dizziness and loss of balance, which of the following evaluations is crucial to differentiate between vestibular disorders and cardiovascular issues? Dix-Hallpike maneuver Carotid massage Electrocardiogram (ECG) Audiometric testing None 17. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis When assessing for a possible anterior labral tear (SLAP lesion) in a baseball pitcher, which of the following tests is considered most specific? Anterior apprehension test Speed's test O'Brien's test Jobe's test None 18. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis An athlete presents with a suspected UCL injury in the elbow. Which test would provide the most reliable information for diagnosis? Varus stress test Valgus stress test at 30 degrees of elbow flexion Milking maneuver Cozen's test None 19. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis In evaluating a soccer player with acute onset of lateral ankle pain following an inversion injury, which physical exam finding would most likely suggest a fracture rather than a sprain? Tenderness over the anterior talofibular ligament Swelling over the lateral malleolus Pain with passive inversion Bony tenderness at the base of the fifth metatarsal None 20. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis For an athlete experiencing chronic headaches, which assessment would be most appropriate to determine if the cause is related to cervical spine issues? Visual acuity test Cervical compression test Cranial nerve examination Blood pressure monitoring None 21. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis Which test is primarily used to diagnose anterior knee pain associated with patellar tracking abnormalities? Q-angle measurement Lachman test Patellar apprehension test Pivot shift test None 22. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis In the assessment of a swimmer with shoulder pain, which special test is most indicative of a rotator cuff tear? Neer's test Hawkins-Kennedy test Apley's scratch test Drop arm test None 23. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis What is the most effective assessment to differentiate between tendinopathy and bursitis in an athlete's shoulder? Palpation of the involved area Range of motion testing Resistive strength testing Ultrasound imaging None 24. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis Which assessment is used to determine if an athlete has a risk of sudden cardiac death due to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy? Blood pressure response to exercise Electrocardiogram (ECG) Echocardiogram Treadmill stress test None 25. BOC: Assessment Evaluation and Diagnosis When evaluating an athlete for a possible stress fracture in the tibia, which of the following findings would strongly indicate the need for further imaging? Localized swelling Night pain Pain with vibration (tuning fork test) Redness None 1 out of 25 Time is Up! Time's up