Across 1. Continuing Education Units; An athletic trainer must obtain at least eight of these over three years to maintain certification. 3. American Physical Therapy Association; A professional organization responsible for regulating physical therapists. 6. An unplanned event capable of resulting in loss of time, property damage, injury, disablement, or death. 8. An expression commonly used to describe the feelings of exhaustion and disinterest toward one's work. 9. A standard format used for recording the evaluation of an athlete 12. Items that may be used in an athletic training room for a number of years. (2 Words) 13. Damage to the body that restricts activity or causes disability. 14. A form of regulation in which an athletic trainer must register in the state before they may practice. 17. A team that encompasses many different areas of sports related to both performance and injury. (2 Words) 18. Emergency Medical Technician; An individual who specializes in emergency care of the people in the community. 19. The physician who is ultimately responsible for supervising and directing the total health care of the athlete. (2 Words) 20. Those factors that refer to the type of activity being performed or the type of injury sustained. (2 Words) 21. Those factors referring to the individual such as age, height, and weight. (2 Words)

Down 2. A form of regulation in which it is stated that athletic trainers are not required to comply with the practice acts of other professions. 4. An examination performed during preseason to determine if and athlete is at risk for injury. 5. National Athletic Trainers Association; Professional organization that established ethical and professional standards for the athletic training profession. 7. The individual who specializes in the field of athletic training of which is concerned with the athlete’s health and safety. (2 Words) 10. The most restrictive type of regulation in which the law indicates the duties of an athletic trainer in that state. Only athletic trainers who have met the licensure requirements are permitted to practice. 11. These are the type of outlets that should be used in the training room to prevent electrocution. 12. A form of regulation that indicates a person possesses the basic knowledge and skills required by the profession. 14. Laws and statutes that govern the practice of athletic training and other health professions. 15. American College of Sports Medicine; Professional organization that promotes sports medicine as a multidisciplinary field that encompasses the many different facets of sports healthcare. 16. This organization is responsible for establishing and enforcing the guidelines on management of bloodborne pathogens.