Sports Med 2 Unit 3 Review

An acute injury that is likely to be the results of contact with another player, object, or the ground

• direct injury

• indirect injury

• overuse injury

An acute injury that is likely to be a result of physical impact without contact

• direct injury

• indirect injury

• overuse injury

A chronic injury that is likely to be a result of continual impact on tendon or bone leading to detrimental wear and tear and therefore high risk of injury

• direct injury

• indirect injury

• overuse injury

A baseball play getting hit by a baseball is a _________

• direct injury

• indirect injury

• overuse injury

A basketball player landing awkwardly after a rebound and spraining his ankle is ________

• direct injury

• indirect injury

• overuse injury

A tennis player developing tennis elbow after years of playing is an example of ________

• direct injury

• indirect injury

• overuse injury

The phase of wound healing where the wound is being closed by clotting to reduce the amount of blood loss is _________

• hemostasis

• inflammatory

• proliferation

• remodeling

The stage of healing where bleeding is controlled, infection is prevented, and heat, pain, redness, and swelling are common is ________

• hemostasis

• inflammatory

• proliferation

• remodeling

The phase of healing where fibroblasts lay down collagen-strengthening tissue over the wound is ________

• hemostasis

• inflammatory

• proliferation

• remodeling

The phase of healing where new tissue gains flexibility and strength is _______

• hemostasis

• inflammatory

• proliferation

• remodeling