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WorksheetsSoft Tissue Injuries #1
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 10mins
A Tear affects what type of tissue?
Muscles and Tendons
Ligaments
Skin
Joints
A Sprain affects which type of tissue?
Muscles and Tendons
Ligaments
Bones
Cartilage
Another name for a bruise is......
Tear
Internal Bleeding
Sprain
Contusion
A characteristic of a Grade 3 tear is.......... (tick all that apply)
100% or near in severity of tear
Surgery is required
The athlete can exercise but must reduce intensity
A loud popping sound will be heard
A superficial scraping of the skin is called...............
Laceration
Blister
Wound
Abrasion
What steps should be followed when managing an abrasion?
Clean wound, disinfect wound, cover with non-stick dressing
Clean wound and apply pressure, cover with a non-stick dressing
Disinfect the wound and cover with a non-stick dressing
Immobilize to prevent further injury
What is the primary concern when managing skin abrasions?
Applying a non-stick dressing
Manage bleeding
Reduce the risk of infection
Reducing the risk of shock
What is the primary concern when managing a laceration?
Control/reduce bleeding
Applying pressure
Using a clean bandage
Seeking medical attention quickly
What is the most likely soft-tissue injury resulting from a head clash in rugby?
Laceration
Sprain
Tear
Blisters
Blisters occur due to........
A build up of heat and friction
The transfer of an internal force
Grade 1 tear of a muscle
Burst capillaries resulting in a bruise
What is the correct order when managing an abrasion?
Clean the wound
Disinfect the wound
Apply a non-stick dressing
Label the diagram
Match the image to the injury
Abrasion
Blister
Laceration
