Muscle growth is caused by an increase in the number of muscle fibers.

Which of the following is not part of the axial skeleton?

The healing phase where the body attempts to dispose of dead tissue and restore blood flow is the ...

The amount of blood pumped by the heart each minute is known as ...

A joint that performs a motion in only one direction is categorized as ...

The section of a SOAP note where information about the patient's medical history would be documented is the ...

The term for a joint that is made up of 2 bones is a ...

The ability to accelerate and reach maximal velocity is known as ...

The competition period is also known as the ...

The directional term superior is the same as proximal.

The type of cartilage found in the discs of our spine is known as ...

The Latin term for redness is ...

A synarthrodial joint is a joint where 2 bones are only joined by cartilage.

A motion that occurs in the frontal plane is ...

The only joint that can do protraction and retraction is the shoulder.

An example of a diarthrodial joint is the ...

The section of a SOAP note where information gathered by the athletic trainer about range of motion would be in the ...

Ligaments that are extra-articular tend to heal on their own.

The healing phase where the body attempts to stabilize and contain the area of injury is the ...

A joint that performs motion in two directions is categorized as ...

The preparatory period is also known as the ...

The Latin term for swelling is ...

The term for a joint that is made up of 4 or more bones is a ...

The cells responsible for building new bone are ...

The type of cartilage found on the ends of long bones is known as ...

A motion that occurs in the sagittal plane is ...

The section of a SOAP note where information about the diagnosis of an injury would be in the ...

In the average adult, 5% of the blood supply is contained in the skin.

Which of the following is in the epidermis layer of the skin?

The cells responsible for destroying old/damaged bone are ...

An example of a amphiarthrodial joint is the ...

People with darker toned skin have more melanocytes than those with light toned skin.

In the average adult, 80% of the bone is made up of cortical bone.

Which of the following is not a type of bone?

The Latin term for warmth is ...

A joint that performs motion in three or more directions is categorized as ...

Which of the following is in the dermis layer of the skin?

The 1st transition period is also known as the ...

The 2 necessary items for our muscles to be able to contract are ATP and phosphate.

A fracture to the growth plate is also known as an epiphyseal fracture.

All athletes must see a doctor before beginning the sports specific function phase of their rehabilitation.

A motion that occurs in the transverse plane is ...

Cupping and Graston fall under the massage category of IASTM.

Mature bone cells are known as ...

The type of cartilage found in our outer ear is known as ...

The healing phase where the body attempts to stabilize and re-establish normal function is the ...

An example of a synarthrodial joint is the ...

Which of the following is in the subcutaneous layer of the skin?

Therapeutic ultrasound falls under the electrical modality category.

The section of a SOAP note where information about whether the athlete needs to see a doctor is in the ...

The cold whirlpool is most effective when it is kept at what temperature?

The term for a joint that is made up of 3 bones is a ...

The 2nd transition period is also known as the ...

Which of the following is not part of the appendicular skeleton?

The Latin term for pain is ...

The ability to decelerate, change direction, and re-accelerate is known as ...

The talocrural joint is inferior to the subtalar joint.

The amount of blood pumped by the heart each beat is known as ...

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