Soft Tissue Injuries

Soft Tissue Injuries

by Leilani

Multiple Choice

Sprains and strains are classified by degrees/grades. How many are there?

• 1

• 2

• 3

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A tendon is

• Connects bone to another bone
• A tear of the ligaments
• Connects muscles to bone
• An overuse injury

Multiple Choice

A ligament

• Connects bone to another bone
• Connects muscle to bone
• Injury to a muscle
• Injury to a tendon

Multiple Choice

A sprain is a ....

• A damaged ligament

• Damage to the cartilage

• Tear or pull of the tendon

• Broken or cracked bone

Multiple Choice

A bruise is also known as a

• laceration

• contusion

• concussion

Multiple Choice

Which term can be best used to describe this wound?

• Laceration

• Puncture

• Contusion

• Abrasion

Multiple Choice

Name the injury

• incision

• abrasion

• contrecoup

• puncture

Multiple Choice

Name the injury

• avulsion

• puncture

• laceration

• amputation

Multiple Choice

Name the injury

• contrecoup

• puncture

• abrasion

• contusion

Multiple Choice

The three stages of the inflammatory response are:

• Chronic Inflammatory, Proliferation, Remodelling and Maturation

• Acute/Inflammatory, Repair and regenerative, Re modelling stages

• Acute Inflammatory, Degenerative, Remodelling and Maturation

• Chronic Inflammatory, Repair and Renumeration, Remodelling and Maturation