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WorksheetsMusculoskeletal Inj
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 21mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Sprains are injuries to:
a)
ligaments
b)
tendons
c)
bones
d)
skin
2.
Strains are injuries to:
a)
ligaments
b)
tendons or muscles
c)
bone
d)
skiin
3.
A ligament:
a)
Connects bone to bone
b)
connects bone to muscle
c)
Connects skin to muscle
d)
Connects nerves to muscle
4.
A tendon:
a)
Connects bone to bone
b)
Connects bone to muscle
c)
Connects muscles to each other
d)
Connects skin to bones
5.
What type of soft tissue injury is this? (must use medical term)
a)
Contusion
b)
Abrasion
c)
Laceration
d)
Scrape
6.
What type of soft tissue injury is this?
a)
Amputation
b)
Abrasion
c)
Avulsion
d)
Laceration
7.
What type of soft tissue injury is this? (Use the medical term)
a)
Contusion
b)
Bruise
c)
Edema
d)
Hematoma
8.
RICE stands for
a)
Rest, ice, compression, elevation
b)
repair, ice, condition, enervate
c)
rest, ice, condition, elevation
d)
relax, injure, condition, elevation
9.
Irregular open wound created by a non-cutting object
a)
incision
b)
avulsion
c)
laceration
d)
contrecoup
10.
Partial tearing (forceful removal) away of a body part
a)
avulsion
b)
abrasion
c)
contusion
d)
strain
11.
Pointed object enters the body
a)
puncture
b)
incision
c)
laceration
d)
abrasion
12.
Scraping off a layer of skin by a rough object
a)
abrasion
b)
avulsion
c)
contusion
d)
puncture
13.
Which type of ankle sprains are associated with fractures?
a)
Inversion
b)
Eversion
c)
Syndemosis
14.
If you are running and you forcefully turn your ankle inward (aka the bottom of your foot moves medially) what type of ankle sprain would you have?
a)
Inversion
b)
Eversion
c)
Syndemosis
d)
High
15.
This is an example of a tooth...
a)
Laceration
b)
Incision
c)
Fracture
d)
Abrasion
16.
Name the type of fx
a)
Avulsion
b)
Greenstick
c)
Comminuted
d)
Transverse
17.
Treatment for ACUTE bursitis
a)
Ice
b)
Ice with compression
c)
Aspiration
d)
Surgical Removal
18.
Which of the following may lead to myositis ossificans if not treated appropriately?
a)
sprain
b)
strain
c)
contusion
d)
subluxation
19.
Which of the following is not an example of strategy to prevent musculoskeletal injuries?
a)
Warm Up
b)
Strength Training
c)
Drinking Water (Hydration)
d)
Pre-Activity Screening
20.
Same as a bruise. Bleeding under the skin
a)
contrecoup
b)
contusion
c)
avulsion
d)
incision
21.
A completely torn tendon that resulting in loss of motion is a ___________
a)
Grade 2 sprain
b)
Grade 2 strain
c)
Grade 3 strain
d)
Grade 3 sprain
22.
An overstretched ligament that causes no loss of ROM
a)
Grade 1 sprain
b)
Grade 1 strain
c)
Grade 2 sprain
d)
Grade 2 strain
23.
Partially torn ligament that resulted in some loss of motion is a ________
a)
Grade1 sprain
b)
Grade 2 sprain
c)
Grade 2 strain
d)
Grade 3 strain
24.
Most weight bearing bone in lower leg (bone on the medial side)
a)
tibia
b)
fibula
c)
femur
d)
radius
25.
Smaller lower leg bone on the lateral side
(only non-weight bearing bone in lower extremity)
(only non-weight bearing bone in lower extremity)
a)
tibia
b)
fibula
c)
femur
d)
radius
26.
Heel bone
a)
talus
b)
calcaneus
c)
carpal
d)
tibia
27.
Bone right above the heel bone that articulates with the lower leg bone (hint syndesmosis inj)
a)
calcaneus
b)
talus
c)
phalange
d)
fibula
28.
Distal end of the tibia
a)
calcaneus
b)
talus
c)
medial malleolus
d)
lateral malleolus
29.
Strong ligament on the medial aspect of the ankle
a)
peroneus
b)
achilles tendon
c)
deltiod
d)
gastrocnemius
30.
Is an inversion or an eversion ankle sprain more common?
a)
inversion
b)
eversion
31.
Which bones are most commonly fractured due to avulsion?
a)
1st metatarsal
b)
talus
c)
tibia
d)
5th metatarsal and the iliac crest
32.
Injury where muscles on the anterior of the tibia swell due to a blow and cause pressure
a)
compartment syndrome
b)
medial tibial stress syndrome
c)
halux valgus
d)
hammer toe
33.
Distial end of the fibula
a)
Lateral malleolus
b)
Medial malleolus
c)
tibula
d)
talus
34.
What are the three reasons why an inversion sprain is more likely to happen?
a)
Lat malleolus extends farther down than the med malleolus, Boney block created by the fibula and the calcaneus, and the deltoid lig is stronger than the lat lig's
b)
Med malleolus extends farther down than the lat malleolus, Boney block created by the fibula and the calcaneus, and the deltoid lig is stronger than the lat lig's
c)
Boney block created by the fibula and the femur, and the deltoid lig is stronger than the lat lig's
d)
Med malleolus extends farther down than the lat malleolus, Boney block created by the tib and the calcaneus, and the deltoid lig is stronger than the lat lig's
35.
Zinc oxide is used to tx a friction blister
a)
true
b)
false
36.
Second skin helps protect the new skin under a blister
a)
true
b)
false
37.
Two ways an AT can treat an ingrown toenail are to cut a "v" in the middle of the nail and put cotton under the ingrown nail
a)
true
b)
false
38.
A dislocation is
a)
force displaces bone so that the two bone ends in the same joint no longer line up and must be relocated by an outside force
b)
chronic in ammation of the muscle tissue
c)
a ligament or tendon pulls so hard at its bony attachment that a portion of the bone is torn away
39.
When a dislocation occurs ________________________ is likely to occur as well.
a)
Strain
b)
Sprain
c)
cartilage damage
d)
All inj listed
40.
A compound fx is also called a (an)
a)
open fx
b)
closed fx
c)
bad fx
d)
spiral fx
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