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Injury concepts, chapter 1
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Swelling a the body's response to injury. Why?
All of these
Protection
Decreasing ROM
Healing
2
A sports injury, as defined by the NCAA, is one that
results in restrictions for less that 1 day
only involves the head and spine
occurs as a result of participation in practice or game
requires NO medical attention
3
What type of fracture is this?
Type 2
Type 1
Type 3
Type 4
4
The causative agent is a sports injury is
Catastrophic
Blunt force trauma
Risk factor
Epidemiology
5
What term refers to the front of a structure?
Anterior
Lateral
Medial
Posterior
6
What type of sport is soccer?
Collision
Non-contact
Contact
Communist
7
A sprain is an injury to a
Ligament
Bone
Muscle
Tendon
8
What type of fracture is pictured here?
Greenstick
Oblique
Comminuted
Transverse
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What type of fracture is picture?
Greenstick
Comminuted
Transverse
Oblique
10
What type of fracture is pictured here?
Oblique
Transverse
Displaced
Greenstick
11
What type of sport is swimming?
Collision
Non-Contact
Contact
12
What type of fracture is pictured here?
Transverse
Greenstick
Comminuted
Oblique
13
What type of injury is pictured here?
Incision
Laceration
Abrasion
Avulsion
14
Which term describes the fracture pictured?
Open/compound
none of these
displaced
non-displaced
15
What type of injury is suspected here?
Closed
Open
Greenstick
Stress
16
What type of sport is Basketball?
Non-contact
Contact
Collision
17
The first objective of athletic training and sports medicine is
Prevention of athletic injuyr
Communication
Care of the athlete
Rehabilitation of sports injury
18
Disruption of a joint so that the ends of the bones are no longer aligned is called
Displacement
Sprain
Luxation
Subluxation
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The crackling sound made from a fractured bone is
crepitation
ecchymosis
extravasated
hemorrhage
20
Which of the following can affect ROM?
A and B only
none of these
Rehabilitation
Injury
21
What is the medical term used to describe this?
Dislocation
Ecchymosis
Faceitis
A bad day to back talk Coach K
22
An injury that damages the brain and/or spine that could be life threatening is classified as
catastrophic
hemorrhage
strain
deadly
23
What type of fracture is pictured here?
Type 1
Type 4
Type 3
Type 2
24
What view is this?
Medial
Anterior
Posterior
Lateral
25
The "key" to athletic training is
Communication
Prevention of athletic injury
Care of athletic injury
Rehabilitation of athletic injury
26
What does ROM stand for?
Range of motion
Really old men
Range of muscle
Radius of motion
27
This is what type of wound?
Incision
Abrasion
Puncture
Laceration
28
What is the wound type pictured here?
Laceration
Avulsion
Abrasion
Incision
29
What type of sport is rugby?
Collision
Non-Contact
Contact
30
Fascia is the fibrous membrane that covers, supports and separates muscles.
False
True
31
Where it hurts, how it happened, and what you were doing when it began to hurt are info of
ROM
PCR
MOI
OG
32
The simultaneous contraction and stretching of a muscle is called
Isometric contraction
Isotonic contraction
Concentric contraction
Eccentric contraction
33
What type of sport is Volleyball?
Collision
Non-contact
Contact
34
What type of sport is Football?
Non-contact
Collision
Contact
35
The type of injury to a joint that requires NO external force for relocation is
Displacement
Dislocation
Luxation
Subluxation
36
The suffix -itis refers to what?
Inflammation
Displacement
Ecchymosis
Discoloration
37
What view of the ankle is this?
Lateral
Anterior
Posterior
Medial
38
Which degree of strain is the mildest form with little associated damage to muscle or tendon?
2nd
1st
Sprain
3rd
39
An injury characterized by rapid onset, resulting from a traumatic event is
critical force
chronic
catastrophic
acute
40
What is the amount of energy needed to cause an injury called?
Breaking force
Force of nature
Critical force
Damage control force
41
Development of bonelike formations within the muscle is called
Mytosis
Contusions
Myositis ossificans
Mayohamsandwich
42
Which degree of sprain is more severe and implies actual damage to a ligament?
2nd
3rd
Strain
1st
43
The study of the distribution of disease/injury within a population is
Kinesiology
Diseasology
Epiphysis
Epidemiology
44
What equipment related to soccer has been found to play a role in deaths in this sport?
Shoes
Goal
Turf
Ball
45
What type of sport is bass fishing?
Non-contact
Not a sport
Collision
Contact
46
What makes a stress fracture unique?
easily seen on X-rays
not very painful
develops of a period of time
Caused by a single trauma
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Which of the following is NOT categorized as soft tissue?
Blood vessels
Fascia
Tendon
Bone
