AT 610 Exam 2 Review

What does the A in the ABCs of bleeding stand for?

The cerebellum controls which functions?

Which structure links the cerebellum to the brainstem and spinal cord?

Which term describes dilated or broken blood vessels on the skin?

Which type of wound is best treated with wound closure strips?

What is the most common facial fracture?

Which organ is located in the lower right quadrant?

What is the function of Abducens?

Which type of dressing can only handle low exudate?

Displacement of the tooth into the alveolar bone is termed?

Which eye injury is described as pooling of blood in the eye?

What is scientific term for swimmer's ear?

An athlete that returns to play before the first concussion heals is at risk for which injury?

Weakness with hip flexion would indicate potential damage to which myotome?

All of the following are RED flags that require immediate referral EXCEPT

A severe form of gum disease is termed?

A head injury that occurs on the same side of the impact is called?

What is the preferred method of wound cleansing?

All of the following are signs and symptoms of shock EXCEPT?

What is cranial nerve VII?

There are many tools to use in concussion assessment.

A positive psoas sign is an indication of what injury?

Which type of shock is caused by an allergic reaction?

Which term describes the total amount of blood pumped per minute?

How many steps are there in the return to learn program?

Two layers of casting tape should be applied when casting a fracture.

Which of the following is a modifiable risk factor for concussion injury?

All of the following are signs/symptoms of a skull fracture EXCEPT?

Which abdominal injury causes referred pain to the right shoulder?

Loss of sensation on the deltoid and lateral upper arm would indicate compromise of which dermatome?