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WorksheetsShoulder Injuries
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 59mins
An avulsion fracture is most likely to occur
when a joint is dislocated
along with a 1st degree strain
if a dislocation subluxates
all of these
Treatment for a broken clavicle or AC joint separation might be
a harness
a cast
bedrest
none of these
If the bicep tendon ruptures
the athletic might not be able to flex the elbow or lift shoulder
the ruptured tendon will pull into a ball under the skin
it may need to be surgically repaired
all of these
The deltoid muscle allows the shoulder to abduct arm laterally and rotate
true
false
capsilitis
shoulder strain
tendonitis
bursitis
Painitis
Most all shoulder injuries will eventually need surgery.
true
false
If the shoulder is dislocated but moves back into the socket by itself it
reduces
subluxates
hemorrhages
relocates
If an athletic trainer palpates a swollen tendon they
relocate it
treat it with ice
examine it by touch to determine nature of the injury
bind it with tape
The glenohumeral joint is
vulnerable from abduction/external rotation
the ball and socket joint area
can be dislocated and subluxate
all of these
A general sign of a 3rd degree AC sprain would be
severe bleeding
locked shoulder
large abnormal bump on shoulder
none of these
What is the name of the joint where the clavicle and acromion articulate?
glenohumeral joint
SITS joint
acromioclavicular joint
postural glenoid joint
Which muscles sits over the entire shoulder joint to provide protection?
tricep
glenohumeral
bicep
deltoid
The inflammation of the tendons of which muscles cause impingement syndrome?
deltoid and supraspinatus
bicep and supraspinatus
bicep and tricep
teres minor and infraspinatus
PRICE is generally used for all the following injuries except
sprains
strains
muscle tears
avulsions
Shoulder pads will not lessen the chances of shoulder injuries.
true
false
When shoulders dislocate they stretch tendons and ligaments.
true
false
When the bones of the AC joint is pulled apart it's called a
shoulder dislocation
shoulder separation
shoulder impingement
shoulder fracture
The rotator cuff is composed of
Pectoralis, Gluteus, Maximus, Gastrocnemius
Supraspinitis, Subscapularis, teres minor, infraspinitus
Brain, lungs, heart,Liver
Abdominus rectus, erector spinae, Mandible, triceps
