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Introduction To Athletic Training
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Subject
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health-and-fitness
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Making sure athlete knows dangers of sport
assumption of risk
appendicular skeleton
frontal or coronal plane
ligament
2. Faster than knitting - chopping motion
ROM
phagocytes
precussion (tampotmeal) massage
diaphysis
3. What caused the injury
Dermatomes
diarthrodial
mechanism
Depression fx
4. 2 opposing forces (pulling)
PROM test
traction
assumption of risk
Oblique fx
5. Pointing toe straight ahead
plantar flexion
Commuted fx
epiphysis
contusion
6. Clean wound
appendicular skeleton
phagocytes
AAROM
ROM
7. Shaft of bone
diaphysis
Ephyseal fx
osteoblasts
dorsi flexion
8. Eat away bone debris
osteoclasts
PROM test
Commuted fx
effleurage massage
9. Movement towards body midline
adduction
amphiarthrodial
friction massage
petrissage massage
10. Bone tears away from main mass of bone (
Avulsion fx
3 modalities
cardiogenic shock
Stages of bone healing
11. Faster than knitting - chopping motion
symptoms
anaphylactic shock
ems
precussion (tampotmeal) massage
12. Divides the body into right and left sides
precussion (tampotmeal) massage
dorsi flexion
Dermatomes
sagital plane
13. Length of bone
Greenstick fx
mechanism
dorsi flexion
Longitude fx
14. Walls of blood vessels become infected
septic shock
SOAP
platelets
non union fracture
15. Rhythmic movement of fingers
vibration
Modalities
Stage 1 repair
Greenstick fx
16. Adolescents; bone breaks but not completely in two
Greenstick fx
adduction
Longitude fx
non union fracture
17. Allergic reaction
Stages of bone healing
anaphylactic shock
abrasions
mechanism
18. Observing the overall appearance of the athlete
abrasions
synarthodial
observation
AAROM
19. Cut with smooth boarders
ncision
Transverse fx
abrasions
adduction
20. Subjective; what the patient tells you
symptoms
Greenstick fx
septic shock
3 modalities
21. Fractures across the bone
adduction
abduction
Transverse fx
friction massage
22. Subjective - objective - assessment - plan
SOAP
septic shock
osteoclasts
plantar flexion
23. Movement away from body midline
Dermatomes
respiratory shock
abduction
friction massage
24. Subjective; what the patient tells you
symptoms
ncision
axial skeleton
adduction
25. Electrical mechanical stimulation
ems
diaphysis
sagital plane
plantar flexion
26. Adolescents; involves growth plate
platelets
observation
assumption of risk
Ephyseal fx
27. Knitting of tissue
Dermatomes
diaphysis
platelets
petrissage massage
28. Angulated
abrasions
leukocytes
Oblique fx
contusion
29. Sensations at the skin level
Modalities
transverse plane
traction
Dermatomes
30. No muscle tension - no gravity involved
Avulsion fx
symptoms
observation
PROM test
31. Bring blood to wound
inspection
dorsi flexion
platelets
psychogenic shock
32. Walls of blood vessels become infected
septic shock
platelets
friction massage
inspection
33. Divides the body into superior and interior body parts
epiphysis
friction massage
transverse plane
osteoblasts
34. Immoveable joints
synarthodial
Stages of bone healing
Transverse fx
transverse plane
35. Cranium - skull - spinal column
anaphylactic shock
axial skeleton
anaphylactic shock
epiphysis
36. Dent
tendon
Ephyseal fx
Depression fx
Greenstick fx
37. Rhythmic movement of fingers
precussion (tampotmeal) massage
vibration
abrasions
SOAP
38. Assiting tension oactive ROM (motion with tension - actively moving the muscle
septic shock
traction
AAROM
osteoblasts
39. Joints that have cartilage attaching two bones together
cardiogenic shock
traction
amphiarthrodial
ROM
40. Motion with tension - actively moving the muscle
puncture
Longitude fx
ROM
Dermatomes
41. Divides the body into anterior and posterior segments
diaphysis
frontal or coronal plane
precussion (tampotmeal) massage
abrasions
42. Bone will not heal because of poor circulation
traction
non union fracture
interferential stimulation
central team
43. Eat away bone debris
cardiogenic shock
axial skeleton
leukocytes
osteoclasts
44. Inability to oxygenate the blood
septic shock
Commuted fx
mechanism
respiratory shock
45. Inability to oxygenate the blood
Longitude fx
cardiogenic shock
respiratory shock
sagital plane
46. External machinery that cause physiological effects to your body
hypovolemic shock
vibration
transverse plane
Modalities
47. Objective; something you can measure
osteoblasts
Avulsion fx
abrasions
signs
48. Thermal - mechanical - electric
3 modalities
traction
Stages of bone healing
friction massage
49. Sensations at the skin level
Oblique fx
Dermatomes
osteoclasts
contusion
50. Bring blood to wound
platelets
sagital plane
sagital plane
SOAP