Thigh Injuries

Fill in the blank: Quadriceps contusion often results in muscle ______.

• A) strength

• B) weakness

• C) growth

• D) flexibility

What are the symptoms of Grade 1 quad contusions?

• Superficial Bruising, Mild hemorrhage, Little Pain, No Swelling, Mild Point Tenderness

• Moderate Pain, Moderate Swelling, Point Tenderness

• Severe pain & swelling, Deep hematoma, Muscle herniation

• Mild Pain, Mild Swelling, Point Tenderness

Grade 2 quad contusions have which of the following ROM restrictions?

• No ROM Restrictions

• No more than 90 degrees of flexion

• 45-90 degrees of flexion

• Less than 45 degrees of flexion

What is the ROM restriction for Grade 4 quad contusions?

• No ROM Restrictions

• No more than 90 degrees of flexion

• 45-90 degrees of flexion

• Less than 45 degrees of flexion

Fill in the blank: Protective padding is recommended once ______.

• A) Pain subsides

• B) Return to play

• C) Muscle strength increases

• D) Swelling decreases

Fill in the blank: When treating Quad Strains, PRE’s should be done within a ______ range.

• Painful

• Pain-free

• Limited

• Full

Which of the following is a follow-up care recommendation for a quad strain?

• Ice with knee in flexion

• Hematoma aspiration

• Protective padding

• Crutches

Fill in the blank: Decreased ______ function is a sign of Myositis Ossificans Traumatica.

• Heart

• Muscle

• Lung

• Brain

What can happen if the formation is removed before 12 months?

• Complete healing

• Reoccurrence

• No effect

• Faster recovery

What can cause a quadriceps strain?

• Sudden stretch

• Sudden contracture

• Both A and B

• None of the above.