Question

1. according to the passage, what is the primary purpose of a pre - participation exam (ppe)? a. to provide athletes with nutritional advice and workout plans. b. to serve as a fundraising opportunity for school sports programs. c. to identify potential health issues that could put an athlete at risk during sports participation. d. to guarantee that athletes are in peak physical condition before each game. 2. which of the following is not typically included in the medical history review during a ppe? a. past illnesses and surgeries. b. family medical history. c. current exercise regimen. d. symptoms experienced during exercise. 3. according to the passage, who is qualified to conduct ppes? a. medical doctors (mds), doctors of osteopathy (dos), nurse practitioners, or physician assistants. b. athletic trainers with first aid certification. c. high school coaches with cpr certification. d. physical education teachers with a background in exercise science.

Explanation:

1. The purpose of a Pre - Participation Exam (PPE) is to provide athletes with nutritional advice and workout plans, which is option A.
2. In a medical history review during a PPE, past illnesses and surgeries, family medical history, and current exercise regimen are typically included. Symptoms experienced during exercise are not part of the medical history but rather a current - issue during exercise, so the answer is D.
3. Medical doctors (MDs), doctors of osteopathy (DOs), nurse practitioners, or physician assistants are qualified to conduct PPEs. High school coaches with CPR certification are not qualified, so the answer is C.

Answer:

1. A. To provide athletes with nutritional advice and workout plans.
2. D. Symptoms experienced during exercise.
3. C. High school coaches with CPR certification.