WorksheetsReview 4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What are the signs of inflammation?
Swelling, heat, achiness, redness and pus
Inflammation, swelling and edema
Loss of function, swelling, heat, pain and redness
History, observation, palpation and special tests
Which of the following is NOT true of the acute inflammatory phase of healing?
The goal is to neutralize and destroy offending agents
Dead cells are removed
Restricts tissue damage to smallest possible tissue
Prepares area for healing
Which of the following is NOT one of the three R's in the proliferation phase?
Resolution
Remodeling
Repair
Regeneration
What is the goal of the Remodeling phase?
To increase strength of repaired/replaced tissues
Restrict tissue damage to the smallest possible tissue
Remove debris and temporary repair
Scar formation
What is the first thing that happens during the Acute inflammatory phase?
Vasodilation
Chemical Reactions
Remodeling
Vasoconstriction
Which of the following IMPEDES healing?
Good vascular supply
Proper nutrition
Poor health
Allowing time to heal
Which of the following are characteristics of CARTILAGE? (select all that apply)
Limited capacity to heal
Called the labrum in the hip and shoulder
Damage is called a sprain
Articular covers bone
Which of the following are characteristics of ligaments? (Select all that apply)
No blood supply
Requires a lot of collagen being laid down
Called the meniscus in the knee
Long FULL healing process
Generally, how long do bones take to heal?
6-8 weeks
3-4 months
2-3 days
4-5 years
Which of the following is true of muscle healing?
Long FULL healing process - about 12 months
Mobilization of the muscle can encourage faster regrowth of blood vessels and muscle fibers
Limited blood supply to the muscles discourages adequate healing
Complete immobilization the extremities helps aid in the healing process
Which of the following is NOT true about swelling?
Swelling can result in increased pressure to the injured area causing pain
Too much swelling slows the healing process
Increased swelling can alter neuromuscular function
The abundance of swelling allows for the pain to be decreased
For the Acute inflammatory phase, what is the rehab goal?
Return to activity
Restore FULL range of motion
Increase strength
Manage swelling and control pain
For the Proliferation phase, what is one of the rehab goals?
Swelling management
Regain sports specific skills
Restore or increase strength
Collagen realignment
During the Remodeling phase, which of the following is NOT a rehab goal?
Return to acitivity
Restore ROM
Continued collagen realignment
Regain sports specific skills
Optional: What were some of the favorite things about the class?
Optional: What were some of the least favorite things about the class? (Tests are a part of all classes...)
Optional: What are recommendations for next year?
Optional: What are your plans for after high school?
Optional: What fun things have you been able to do over quarantine?
Optional: What are your thoughts about a hybrid learning setup for a high school setting?
