AT Test 1 Review

Who could be part of a Sports Medicine team?

• equipment manager

• athletic trainer

• strength coach

• team physician

• all above people could be part of a sports medicine team

What is NOT a function of bones?

• contain enzymes to assist muscle contraction

• are stiff structures that are acted on by muscles to create movement

• protect vital organs and structures from trauma

• are metabolically active producing blood cells and storing minerals

Cartilage on the ends of long bones is white and shiny due to its lack of blood supply.

• true

• false

When a muscle(s) contracts causing motion at a joint, a muscle(s) on the other side of the joint must _____.

• relax

• recoil

• return

• replace

Opposition is a movement that only occurs at the ______.

• hip

• thumb

• ankle

• wrist

Which is NOT part of the Cascade of Healing?

• hemostasis

• inflammatory

• dialysis

• proliferative

• maturation

What is an example of FLEXION?

• looking over the shoulder

• turning the key in the ignition

• spreading fingers apart

• knee bending

What is an example of ELEVATION?

• looking over the shoulder

• shrugging the shoulders

• pinching shoulder blades together

• turning the key in the ignition

What is the definition of an abrasion?

• result of direct blow or fall, discolored as a result of bleeding under the skin

• a cut in the skin with smooth edges, sides match up, minimal scar tissue

• when a pointed object enters the body, does not bleed much, high risk for infection

• caused by the skin rubbing on a rough surface, easily infected, a lot of visible scar tissue lot

What is the definition of an incision?

• produced by tearing of skin, jagged, difficult to suture, high potential for infection

• injury to the brain at the point of impact and on the opposite side

• a cut in the skin with smooth edges, sides match up, minimal scar tissue

• happens when skin is torn from the body