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Athletic Taping Review

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Anatomical Position:


What wrist action is shown in the picture?

a)

Flexion

b)

Extension

c)

Torsion

2.

To prevent wrist flexion, the crisscross or "fans" should be applied to which side of the wrist?

a)

anterior

b)

posterior

c)

lateral

3.

Anatomical position:


What wrist action is show in the picture?

a)

flexion

b)

extension

c)

torsion

4.

To prevent wrist extension, the crisscross or "fans" should be applied to which side of the wrist?

a)

medial

b)

posterior

c)

anterior

5.

When taping cylindrical parts of the body, where is it best to begin wrapping the tape?

a)

largest part

b)

smallest part

c)

middle, and smooth out evenly each way

6.

Non-elastic adhesive tape continuously wrapped around a body part:

a)

will leave excess adhesive residue when removed

b)

immobilizes the joint effectively

c)

will likely cause constriction of blood vessels

7.

Why is it important to keep the tape roll in hand while applying tape?

a)

To prevent loose (non-supportive) tape & wrinkles

b)

You don't b/c it leads to continuous taping which leads to constriction

c)

None of the above

8.

We cannot expect high school kids to shave their arms and legs regularly, if at all...SO, what can/will we apply to the injured area before applying the adhesive tape?

a)

tape adherent (tuff skin)

b)

gauze

c)

Pre-Wrap

9.

Since the pre-wrap provides a layer between the tape and the skin, which could allow for slippage and decrease stability, what should you use to help keep the supportive tape job in place?

a)

tape adherent

b)

gauze

c)

prewrap

10.

When taping, it is important to overlap applications because:

a)

It provides more support (layers)

b)

It provides more support (adhesion)

c)

Lessens skin irritation

d)

All of the above