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Sports Medicine Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. The study of human movement (physics of the body)
Symptom
qaudriped
Kinesiology
Strain
2. The study of movement of the human body
upination
Lateral
Biomechanics
Posterior
3. Objective evidence that an athletic trainer can measure or sense
Biomechanics
Sign
Strain
Biomechanics
4. Toward the attachment of the limb to the trunk or given site
Internal (Medial) Rotation
Superfical
Anatomical Position
Proximal
5. Lying on side
Valgus
Anatomical Position
Biomechanics
Sidelying
6. Away from the midline of the body
Symptom
Lateral
Sprain
Etiology
7. The study of movement of the human body
Palmar
Lateral
Inversion
Biomechanics
8. The plane that divides the body into top and bottom halves
Ipsilateral
Sign
Transverse (Hoizontal) Plane
Lateral
9. Lying on side with knees up
Hook-Lying
Active
Dorsal
Palmar
10. A laterally difrected force or angulation (position) of the joint
Varus
Unilateral
Contrallateral
Anatomical Position
11. A straightening movement around a joint to restore it to anotomical position
Extention
Varus
Proprioception
Transverse (Hoizontal) Plane
12. One point - or structure - being higher than another
Sidelying
Biomechanics
Extention
Superior
13. Lying on stomach
Sidelying
Superfical
Circumduction
Prone
14. What the athlete feels
Transverse (Hoizontal) Plane
Symptom
Sprain
Sidelying
15. The spinning or turning of a segment toward the midline
Flexion
Frontal (Coronal) Plane
Internal (Medial) Rotation
Abduction
16. Toward the midline of the body
Superior
Valgus
Symptom
Medial
17. Awareness of position or movement of the body or a body segment
Valgus
Assessment
Active
Proprioception
18. One point - or structure - being lower than another
Superfical
Inferior
Biomechanics
Prone
19. An injury that occurs to a muscle or tendon
Strain
Assessment
Sign
Biomechanics
20. The spinning or turning of a segment away from the midline
Anterior
upination
Active Assistive
External (Lateral) Rotation
21. A standing posture with the arms at the side and the palms of the hands facing forward
Palpation
Superfical
Prone
Anatomical Position
22. Lying on side
External (Lateral) Rotation
Sign
Sidelying
Anatomical Position
23. A medially directe force or angulation (position) of the joint
Inferior
Varus
Valgus
Palpation
24. Awareness of position or movement of the body or a body segment
Proprioception
Sagittal Plane
Flexion
Volar
25. Something done under the power of someone else
Circumduction
Sprain
Hook-Lying
Passive
26. A movement that turns the sole of the foot inward - toward the midline of the body
Hook-Lying
Kinesiology
Inversion
Sagittal Plane
27. The study of human movement (physics of the body)
Biomechanics
Kinesiology
Anatomical Position
Unilateral
28. Toward the attachment of the limb to the trunk or given site
Etiology
Distal
Proximal
Hook-Lying
29. Away from the attachment of a limb or given site of reference
Distal
Proprioception
Active
Palmar
30. Situated on the same side
Adduction
Lateral
Sagittal Plane
Ipsilateral
31. Bottom surface of the foot
Hyperextension
Plantar
Asymmety
Distal
32. Back of the body
Volar
Prone
Posterior
Inferior
33. Top surface of the foot
Superfical
Lateral
Palpation
Dorsal
34. Close to the body's surface
Dorsal
Abduction
Superfical
Kinesiology
35. An injury that occurs to a muscle or tendon
Extention
Sign
Strain
Dorsal
36. The range of motion through which the athlete can move the limb with the help of the athletic trainer
Assessment
Volar
Active Assistive
Superior
37. Examination of an area by touch to determine any differences in general presentation
Palpation
Volar
Proximal
Transverse (Hoizontal) Plane
38. Injury to a ligament
Sprain
Abduction
Medial
Biomechanics
39. Pertaining to the cause of the condition
Unilateral
Etiology
Superior
Sign
40. A bending movement around a joint in a limb away from its straighten position
Volar
Flexion
Valgus
Assessment
41. Away from the body's surface
Superior
Prone
Extention
Deep
42. Away from the attachment of a limb or given site of reference
Posterior
Hyperextension
Lateral
Distal
43. Pertaining to one side
Plantar
Eversion
Medial
Unilateral
44. What the athlete feels
Symptom
Active Assistive
Posterior
Frontal (Coronal) Plane
45. Extreme stretching out of a body part (going past normal limit)
Lateral
Plantar
Flexion
Hyperextension
46. The movement of a limb in a circular pattern (the thumb does this)
Circumduction
Adduction
Deep
Palpation
47. Somthing done under own power
Active
Sagittal Plane
Lateral
Anatomical Position
48. Objective evidence that an athletic trainer can measure or sense
Passive
Sign
Palmar
Median (Mid-Sagittal) Plane
49. A procedure through which an ATC determines the severity - irritablilty - nature - and stage of the injury
Assessment
upination
Anatomical Position
Etiology
50. Top surface of the foot
qaudriped
Hook-Lying
Medial
Dorsal