What does OSHA stand for?

Which type of bleeding involves large spurts of blood of a bright red color?

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of shock?

Which type of shock is caused by bacteria?

Which type of shock is treated with Benadryl and/or an Epipen?

What is PPE? (Referring to the Bleeding and Shock Unit)

The epiphysis contains spongy bone that is filled with ____________

The ends of long bones are called __________?

What type of bone surrounds the marrow cavity?

Which type of fracture is commonly refereed to has a "hairline" fracture?

A fracture resulting in 3 or more broken pieces is referred to as:

Which fracture is common with children that have flexible bones?

A muscle that is a major contributor to a particular movement, such as the biceps brachii for arm flexion is known as a __________

A muscle that is a major contributor to the opposite movement of a prime mover, such as the triceps brachii (which causes arm extension) is known as a ____________.

Muscles that work together with a prime mover to help it produce a smooth, steady movement, such as the brachioradialis helping the biceps brachii during arm flexion are known as ___________.

An isometric contraction refers to any contraction of muscles where little or no movement occurs

Any contraction where the muscle shortens under load or tension is known as a

The socket of the hip bone is also known as the

The coccyx is inferior to the sacrum

Name the part of the pelvis:

Broad, flared portion that constitutes the upper and lateral sections of the pelvis

Which muscle is primarily responsible for performing HIP EXTENSION

Which of the following is NOT a part of the QUADRICEPS muscle group?

The HAMSTRINGS are primarily responsible for which type of movement?

Which type of hip injury is most commonly located over the outside of the hip at the trochanteric bursa

Which of the following injuries is characterized by groin pain when running or kicking?

Which of the following injuries occurs by a direct blow to the thigh from a helmet or knee,

Common in football, rugby, soccer and basketball

Which of the following is NOT an example of an overuse injury?

Which of the following is NOT considered a major bone of the lower leg?

The difference between the tibiofemoral joint and the patellofemoral joint is that the tibiofemoral joint is weight bearing hinge joint and the patellofemoral joint help extends the knee.

Which is the only palpable ligament in the knee? (You have the ability to physically touch this ligament, especially when conducting a test)

The role of the quadriceps muscles are to provide which of the following movements?

Which of the following is not a member of the quadriceps group

he primary responsibility of the hip flexors muscles are to assist in knee extension.

The term patella tendinitis usually means what?

ACL tears are more common among female athletes than male athletes; Usually due to women using the quads more than men

________________ involves inflammation of the thick band of fibrous tissue that runs down the side of the tibia, just below the knee

If an injury caused the tibia to move forward on the femur, which ligament would most likely become overstretched or torn?

Which of the following is NOT a type of ankle motion

Which ankle joint is responsible for dorsiflexion and plantar flexion?

Which muscle is the largest of the calf?

Which of the following is NOT a ligament of the ankle

Lower leg contusions most often happen to which bone?

Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome is also known as:

Which of the following is a bony projection with a shape likened to a hammer head, especially each of those on either side of the ankle.

The ankle is which type of joint?

Name the only ligament of the foot that is located on the medial side?

Which of the following is NOT a bone of the elbow joint?

Which of the following muscles is located within the forearm?

This happens when your elbow joint is bent beyond its normal range of motion. This type of injury can damage the ligaments and bones of your elbow. It can also cause your elbow to dislocate

Tommy John Surgery is a procedure that aims to fix which ligament? (Three letter abbreviation)

What is the order of the wrist bones (From top of the wrist to bottom)

A basketball player was attempting to take a “charge” by standing under the goal while an opponent made a shot. He fell back because of the contact and landed on his arm. After a few minutes he came to the sideline and said that his right elbow was hurting. His ring and little finger was a little numb, but returned to normal shortly. The next day he was unable to bend or straighten his elbow fully. After another evaluation, the trainer noticed some ecchymosis and swelling around the olecranon process.

What type of injury is this?

A tennis player comes to you and complains of a bump that has formed over her wrist. She does not complain of any pain or any other signs or symptoms other than the small bump. When asked how long the bump was present, she said for 2 weeks. What condition/injury is this?

For the injury listed please write whether the injury is caused by direct trauma, indirect trauma, both, neither

Dislocated Elbow

A running back, while running the ball is tackled and on his way to the ground attempts to stop himself from falling. You notice his arm “gives” under the pressure. He is on the ground screaming and holding his arm. He explains his pain as an extreme amount of pressure. You notice that his elbow is deformed and he has lost his ROM.

What is the injury?

What is one of the first things a ATC can check during an evaluation of a dislocated elbow

Which of the following is NOT a joint located in the shoulder?

Which of the following is NOT a muscle that makes up the Rotator Cuff (SITS Muscles)?

The muscle force couple are formed by which two muscles?

Shoulder Overuse injuries are common among athletes that participate in _____________ movements

Name the shoulder injury:

Develops from repetitive overhead movements. Examples: Freestyle swimmer, throwers, and tennis players.

The bones “impinge” or squeeze structures within the space

True or False:

Rotator cuff injuries in younger people often caused by degeneration of the muscle and tendon tissues

Which shoulder injury is more commonly known as a "shoulder stinger or burner"?

Which injury is usually caused by a blow to the tip of the shoulder?

This injury can be described as: a sudden onset of pain in the front of the shoulder and an associated “pop”

Symptoms

Drooping of the biceps muscle near the distal upper arm

The Glenohumeral Joint is which classification of synovial joints

Dynamic Stability refers to mobility with instability

What does the first "R" stand for in RROM?

Fractures of the shoulder girdle most commonly involve which two bones?