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WorksheetsSoft Tissue Injuries- Exercise Science
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 15mins
A sprain is a ....
A damaged ligament
Damage to the cartilage
Tear or pull of the tendon
Broken or cracked bone
A sprain/strain that results in impairment of function and presents with noticeable swelling/bruising is classified as what level of injury?
Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 3
Grade 4
A bruise is also known as a
laceration
contusion
concussion
A jagged or irregular cut is called a (a) .
A (a) is when a muscle or tendon is overstretched.
Which term can be best used to describe this wound?
Laceration
Puncture
Contusion
Abrasion
Sprains and strains are classified by degrees/grades. How many are there?
1
2
3
Name the injury
incision
abrasion
contrecoup
puncture
Name the injury
avulsion
puncture
laceration
amputation
Name the injury
contrecoup
puncture
abrasion
contusion
Which is not a characteristic of inflammation?
increased temperature
redness
loss of function
bluish discoloration
Why would the body benefit from vasodilation as part of its recovery?
Increased blood flow allows delivery of nutrients and blood cells to the damaged site.
It reduces loss of blood.
Increased blood flow will reduce phagocytosis.
It will allow damaged cells from the area to be removed.
The three stages of the inflammatory response are:
Chronic Inflammatory, Proliferation, Remodelling and Maturation
Acute Inflammatory, Proliferation, Remodelling and Maturation
Acute Inflammatory, Degenerative, Remodelling and Maturation
Chronic Inflammatory, Repair and Regenerate, Remodelling and Maturation
