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WorksheetsWound Healing and Basic Rehab
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which of the following vascular change that corresponds with redness?
Increased vascular permeability
Vasodilation
Chemotaxis
Infiltration of white blood cells
Which of these are signs of an acute inflammatory response? select all that apply
Redness
Loss of function
Decreased temperature
Numbness
Which of the following lay down collagen at the site of injury?
Capillaries
Fibroblasts
Phagocytes
Kinins
Which exercise is this?
toe walks
calf raise
single leg hop
Which exercise is this?
toe taps
calf stretch
4 way ankle
single leg strength
A contraction that takes place a constant velocity.
Isotonic
Isometric
Isokinetic
Isosore
What type of contraction is the quadriceps experiencing on the down-phase of the lunge?
Isokinetic-Eccentric
Isotonic-Eccentric
Isotonic-Concentric
Isokinetic-Concentric
What type of contraction is the quadriceps experiencing on the upward-phase of the lunge?
Isokinetic-Eccentric
Isotonic-Eccentric
Isotonic-Concentric
Isokinetic-Concentric
What category of exercise is this?
Open Kinetic Chain
Closed Kinetic Chain
What category of exercise is this?
Open Kinetic Chain
Closed Kinetic Chain
What category of exercise is this?
Open Kinetic Chain
Closed Kinetic Chain
What type of injury is sudden, where there's a definitive time, date, place, etc?
Acute
Chronic
What type of injury is over time, usually associated with microtrauma?
Acute
Chronic
Perception of where the body is, in its own space
Kinesthesia
Proprioception
Balance
Vestibular Recalibration
4-way ankle with theraband, heel raises and toe walks are all examples of what component of a rehab program?
Range of Motion
Strengthening
Proprioception
Functional testing
Calf stretches on a slant board, Ankle ABC's and Ankle pumps are all examples of which part of the rehab program?
Range of Motion
Strengthening
Proprioception
Sport-specific exercise
Which is Phase 1 of tissue healing?
Fibroblastic Repair
Acute Inflammatory Response
Maturation-remodeling
Osteoblastic repair
Which is Phase 2 of tissue healing?
Fibroblastic Repair
Acute Inflammatory Response
Maturation-remodeling
Osteoblastic repair
The tool that is used to determine how far someone can move their joint
Goniomter
Protractor
Blood Pressure Cuff
Pulse Oximeter
A strong fibrous protein found in connective tissue
Fibroblasts
Collagen
Capillaries
Elastin
Cells that produce collagen and elastin
Macrophages
Lymphocytes
Fibroblasts
Neutrophils
