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WorksheetsInjury Review
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which ligament prevents the tibia from moving backward on the femur? (a)
An athlete is more prone to injuries if there is an imbalance in muscular strength and/or flexibility.
Which ligament prevents a valgus (lateral) force on the knee? (a)
Which ligament stabilizes the knee against a varus (medial) force? (a)
Most common mechanism of injury for non-contact ACL sprain is what? (a)
A "dashboard injury" typically refers to an injury to which ligament? (a)
A blow to the lateral side of the knee could cause a tear in which ligament? (a)
A direct blow to the front of the thigh would cause what injury? (a)
What injury would have a sharp pain on the back of the thigh muscle? (a)
What injury would have a sharp pain on the front of the thigh muscle? (a)
What should you do to protect a contusion before an athlete returns to play? (a)
What is a subluxation? (a)
This injury is also know as (a) "runners knee"
This injury is also know as (a) "tennis elbow"
This injury is also known as (a) a cut
This injury is also known as...a scrape
Laceration
Puncture
Avulsion
This injury is also known as (a) a bruise
Most common mechanism for an ankle sprain (a)
Identify the injury pictured, also known as "baseball finger" (a)
Identify the injury pictured (a)
Identify the fracture: A slanted fracture that occurs when force is applied at an angle (a)
Identify the fracture: Break or splinter of the bone into more than two fragments (a)
Identify the fracture: A fracture in which the break is at a right angle to the long plane of the bone. (a)
The most common mechanism of an ankle sprain is eversion.
What is another name for shin splints? (a)
Injury where muscles on the front of the tibia swell due to overuse and cause pressure to connective tissue (a)
This injury to the bone occurs at the base of the 5th metatarsal. (a)
The most common shoulder displacement is a(n) (a) dislocation.
What injury to the olecranon results from a direct blow and presents with significant inflammation and swelling? (a)
What commonly broken bone of the shoulder girdle typically results from a fall on the tip of the shoulder? (a)
Second Impact Syndrome occurs when athletes return to play too early after an initial concussion (a)
School work and academic accommodations do not matter when dealing with concussions, only participation in sports matters.
When suspecting a concussion, athletes should
Be removed from competition immediately
be evaluated by a Dr or trained medical professional
complete a concussion protocol after being asymptomatic for at least 24hrs prior to returning to competition
all of these
With rest and gradual return to activity, the symptoms of a concussion can disappear and the brain can fully heal.
Concussions can be easily diagnosed using conventional brain imaging techniques:
Concussions are considered a form of: (a)
A concussion is caused by a blow to the head, face, neck, or somewhere else on the body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth.
Which is not a sign of a concussion?
Poor balance or coordination
Slow or slurred speech
Enhanced concentration
Delayed responses to questions
Sleep disturbance
