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WorksheetsConcepts Of Sports Injury
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following is NOT a criteria for sports injury?
Athlete must be classified as injured for at least 7 days.
Occurs as a result of participation in an organized intercollegiate practice or game.
Requires medical attention by a team athletic trainer or physician.
Results in restriction of the student athlete's participation or performance for one or more days beyond the day of injury.
Characterized by a rapid onset, resulting from a traumatic event.
(a)
What type of injury is characterized by a slow, insidious onset, implying a gradual development of structural damage?
Catastrophic Injury
Acute Injury
Chronic Injury
Critical Injury
Soft tissue includes all of the following EXCEPT...
Muscles
Fascia
Bones
Joint Capsules
All of the above.
This type of injury involves damage to the brain and/or spinal cord and is potentially life threatening or permanent disability.
Catastrophic
Collision
Spearing
Bruising
Federal law that mandates fair treatment and participation of collegiate sports for women.
Title XI
Title X
Title IX
Title IXI
Which of the following are S/S of strains? Select all that apply.
swelling
possible defect in muscle or tendon
loss of function
possible defect in the ligament
Ligaments connect ________ to _________.
(a)
A contusion is also known as __________?
ecchymosis
avulsion
bruise
ectopic calcification
Which of the following are possible consequences of improper or lack of treatment of a contusion?
myositis ossificans
increased red blood cell regeneration
lack of mobility
pain
What is ectopic calcification?
myositis ossificans
formation of bone in a muscle or tendon
calcification of blood in the muscle or tendon
all of the above
Which of the following are S/S of fractures?
increased serotonin in the brain
point tenderness over the injury site
crepitation
deformity
Crepitation?
the small prickly bumps you get on your skin when you are scared
the feeling you get when hot water hits your back
the clicking, popping or grinding felt in a muscle or joint
none of the above
Select the risk factors that predispose individuals to stress factors.
poor conditioning
increased intensity of training
wearing two pairs of socks while training
overweight
Stress fractures always show up on x-rays.
true
false
What is a dislocation?
the fracture of a bone through the skin
complete displacement of a bone from its normal position in a joint
partial displacement of a bone from its normal position in a joint
temporary displacement of a bone from its normal position in a joint
Deformity is a key sign of any dislocation.
true
false
Define "joint". Select all that apply.
where a tendon connects a muscle to bone
where two bones meet
where ligaments connect bone to bone
where a muscle splits from the bone
Select the soft tissue structures.
bone
fascia
ligaments
muscles
Define season ending injury.
brain and spinal cord damage
an injury that last longer than the season
federal law that states females have fair play in college sports
overuse injury
