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Mechanism of Injury- Sports Med
Mechanism of Injury- Sports Med
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1
An injury that occurred less than a week ago is in what stage?
subacute
acute
current
chronic
2
An overuse injury most commonly fits in which stage?
current
acute
subacute
chronic
3
Most common ligament sprained in the ankle...
ATFL
NFL
ATC
TTFN
4
Which injury is also known as "jumper's knee"?
patellar tendonitis
quadriceps contusion
ACL sprain
rotator cuff tendonitis
5
What does FOOSH stand for?
Falling On Out Stretched Hand
It's new high school slang: "That guy is FOOSH!"
Falling Over On Scrumptious Hamburgers
the sound the net makes when you make a basket
6
How do we measure ROM?
measuring tape
ruler
goniometer
estimated guess
7
Twisting mechanism while landing, pain and clicking in the knee...
ACl sprain
knee dislocation
turf toe
meniscus tear
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Phalange hit by a ball in soccer, unable to extend...
hammer toe
ACL sprain
mallet finger
trigger finger
9
Billy stepped on a thumb tack (ow!). What type of wound is this?
contusion
puncture
sharp
incision
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Which of the following is objective for documentation?
if theyve ever injured it before
swelling
location and history
where they say their pain is
11
What does TTP stand for?
Tender To People
Too Tender Pollo
To Touch People
Tender To Palpation
12
Toe twisted and bent back into hyper extension...
turf toe
toe touch
big toe
pool toe
13
Where is 3PQRST performed in an evaluation?
subjective
assessment
plan
objective
14
Which of the following is not a mechanical force?
tension
shearing
slippage
bending
15
Why is an elbow dislocation significant?
its a 911 emergency
there is a possibility of nerve damage
911 & nerve damage
we only get one elbow in life
16
Which of the following goes under an
objective
evaluation?
when the injury occured
TTP
TTP & ROM
ROM
17
T or F.
we should perform and record the athlete's range of motion in the subjective section.
False
True
18
What is a straight, sharp cut also known as?
puncture
slice
laceration
incision
19
Who do we commonly see have rotator cuff tendonitis in sports?
swimmers
hockey players
soccer players
bowlers
20
FOOSH injury, backwards displacement of the wrist...
colles fx
border collie fx
j cole's fx
backwards fx
21
Obvious deformity of the elbow, possible nerve and circulation damage, 911 emergency...
elbow tear
elbow dislocation
elbow subluxation
wrist dislocation
22
What source can be described as dull and achy?
tendon/ligament
nerve
fracture
muscle
23
An ankle sprain with mild ecchymosis can be graded as...
grade II
grade I
grade III
grade A
24
A tension mechanical force would result in what injury?
puncture
contusion
blister
muscle strain
25
Someone who has a fracture will most likely complain of what type of pain?
both sharp and severe
shooting
severe
sharp
26
Someone who falls and scrapes their knee is classified as what type of wound?
puncture
blister
laceration
abrasion
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Overhead injury of the shoulder, common in baseball, tennis, swim, volleyball...
shoulder impingement
swimmer's ear
rotator cuff tendonitis
baseball shoulder