OCPS SATA Care & Prevention CFE

Dylan arrives in the athletic training room with pain in his right calf. He has pain with passive ankle dorsiflexion, active plantarflexion, and palpation of the head of his gastrocnemius. Which injury does Dylan most likely have?

• calf strain

• ankle strain

• Jones fracture

• patellar tendonitis

What advantage does ankle taping have over bracing?

• it provides a custom fit

• it is more cost effective

• It is more labor-intensive

• It can be applied by the athlete at any time

Sarah was competing in her flag football game when she dislocated her thumb. What was most likely Sarah's mechanism of injury?

• hyperflexion

• hyperextension

• excessive rotation

• excessive adduction

When Nicole was playing a game, she lowered her head and collided with an opponent. Now she complains of neck pain and numbness that travels down her arm. What type of force causes this injury?

• shear

• lateral

• torsion

• axial load

Chandler has trouble performing active dorsiflexion. Which of the following taping methods can the athletic trainer use to assist him with that action?

• anchor

• stirrups

• figure eight

• spat tape job

After running during football, Tyler complained of feeling faint, so his athletic trainer took a set of vital signs. Tyler's vital signs were the following:

• - BP 106/62

• - Pulse 150

• - Respirations 27

• - Temperature 101 *F

When the athletic trainer assessed the vital signs, which one did he fine most unusual for someone who had just finished physical activity?

• pulse

• respiration

• temperature

• blood pressure

Tags

NGSS.HS-LS1-3

Stan, a track athlete, gones to the athletic trainer complaining of sharp pain in his biceps femoris. Upon evaluation, the athletic trainer determines that the muscle fibers have been partially torn, What type of injury does the athletic trainer recognize?

• strain

• sprain

• fracture

• contusion

Isaiah is upset after losing a wrestling match and he punches a wall. He comes to the athletic trainer with pain in the palm of his hand, primarily over the medial aspect. The athletic trainer observes swelling and ecchymosis of the palm of the hand and pinky. Taking into account the mechanism of injury, the signs and the symptoms, what else will the athletic trainer most likely find?

• mallet finger

• boutonniere deformity

• pain in the anatomical snuff box

• positive bump / squeeze test on the 5th metacarpal

Jada, a 15-year-old girl, got a concussion at cheerleading practice last week. She arrives at the athletic training room with a physician's note and reports that she is ready to cheer today. The athletic trainer informs Jada that she must undergo a gradual return-to-play protocol designed to reduce the risk of a serious complication. What is the biggest risk of returning to sports too soon after receiving a concussion?

• second impact syndrome

• post-concussion syndrome

• multiple concussion syndrome

• chronic traumatic encephalopathy

Brianna states that it hurts her to lift her hand outward from her side. What is the name of the motion that causes Brianna's pain?

• inversion

• extension

• abduction

• adduction