Female Health and Medical Conditions

What is the most common type of cancer in women?

• breast

• ovarian

• lung

• bladder

• uterine

Why are traumatic injuries to female reproductive organs rare?

• The female reproductive organs are located internally, as opposed to the male genitalia

• Female athletics usually do not involve full contact activities

• Female reproductive organs are protected by the pelvis

• The female reproductive organs lie deeper in the abdominal viscera than male reproductive organs

If a patient has swelling of the whole eyelid with itching or burning, what condition may be present?

• corneal abrasion

• acute conjunctivitis

• rupture of the globe of the eye

• 
  stye

• 
  hyphema

What sign may also accompany intraabdominal bleeding?

• murmured auscultation

• rebound tenderness

• fever

• nausea

What is the current assessment for determining if someone above the age of 13 has a sports related concussion?

• Romberg Test

• Automated Neuropsychological Assessments Metrics

• Graded Symptom Checklist (GSC)

• Sport Concussion Assessment Tool-6 (SCAT6)

This is the standard tool used to identify a patient's visual acuity. 

• Visual Acuity Chart

• Visual Acuity Board

• Snellen Eye Chart

• Smelling Eye Chart

After sustaining a cerebral injury, what must the athlete be free of before returning to competition?

• nystagmus

• tinnitus

• headache

• all symptoms

• photophobia

What injury sustained in the region of the thorax and abdomen has an etiology of a direct blow to the anterolateral aspect of the thorax or indirect mechanism from a sudden twist or a fall on some object that compresses the rib cage?

• rib fracture

• muscle contusion

• costochondral separation and/or dislocation

• 
  sternum fracture

• rib contusion

Select all the following that apply in regards to brain injuries.

• Always result in loss of consciousness 

• May result in coordination or balance and cognitive deficits.

• Occur from sudden snapping of the head forward, backward, or rotation

• Occur as a result of a direct blow

• May result in loss of consciousness

What is being performed for a head assessment in the following figures?

• Romberg test

• cranial nerve testing

• strength testing

• motor testing

• balance error scoring system (BESS)