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WorksheetsSoft Tissues and Injuries
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 19mins
A (a) attaches muscle to bone.
A (a) attaches bone to bone.
An (a) injury occurs after one incident or accident.
A (a) injury that occurs due to repetitive trauma or range of motion.
An acute injury to a ligament is called a (a) .
An acute injury to a muscle or tendon is called a (a) .
An open wound caused by a sharp object and causes a clean edged cut.
avulsion
contusion
laceration
abrasion.
What is the function of the bone as a connective tissue?
Protect vital organs
Provide attachments for muscles to allow movement
Create erythrocytes and leukocytes in the bone marrow
The open wound that involving the tearing of different layers of tissue including skin, muscle and possibly bone.
Avulsion
Laceration
Abrasion
Contusion
The scraping of the top layers of skin due to friction with a hard surface.
laceration
avulsion
puncture wound
abrasion
The medical term for swelling.
(a)
The medical term for black/blue discoloration.
effusion
contusion
ecchymosis
edema
The open wound caused by a sharp object that may be left in the body.
laceration
puncture wound
avulsion
abrasion
What are two reasons you do not remove an object from a puncture wound?
The object may be preventing bleeding.
To prevent the patient from going into shock
To prevent further spread of infection
To prevent the patient from getting punctured twice.
What is the name of the vaccination needed after a puncture wound?
(a)
The sheath of tissue that surrounds joints.
tendons
ligaments
bursa
capsule
What is the first step of taking care of all open wounds?
Call 911
Apply direct pressure
with gauze or a clean piece of clothing
Put on non-latex gloves
Apply a tourniquet and document the time of application
What is the order of treating an open wound?
Put on non-latex gloves.
Apply direct pressure with gauze of a clean piece of clothing.
Add more gauze without removing any gauze from the injury
Use a gauze roll or cloth and apply pressure to the gauze bandage
Elevate the limb above the level of the heart and apply pressure to the brachial or femoral artery.
What should you do if a scene is too unsafe to enter when trying to help someone?
(a)
The name of the artery in the upper arm that you would apply pressure to slow bleeding from an open wound.
Carotid
Radial
Brachial
Femoral
The name of the artery in the hip fold of the groin that you apply pressure to slow bleeding in the leg.
Tibial
Femoral
Radial
Dorsal Pedal
The complete disunion of a joint.
(a)
A partial or incomplete dislocation of a joint.
(a)
A connective tissue that prevents friction and supports weight bearing of bones.
Joint capsule
Bursa
Cartilage
Growth Plates
