WorksheetsClassifying, Assessing and Managing Sports Injuries in Sports Medicine
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
The acronym R.I.C.E.R stands for
Rest, Ice, Contusion, Elevate, Referal
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation, Referal
Referal, Ice, Compression, Elevate, Rest
Recurrence, immersion, contusion, elevate, refer
How do you manage a fracture?
DRSABCD, control bleeding + cover wound, immobilise the area, seek medical attention
Immobilise the area, control bleeding + cover wound
Put ice on it, DRSABCD, control bleeding + cover wound, immobilise the area
RICER, DRSABCD, immobilise the area
Management of a dislocation is DRSABCD;
Don't move joint, support area, apply ice packs + seek medical attention
Check for circulation past the joint, support area, apply ice packs + seek medical attention
Don't move joint, support area, check for circulation past the joint, apply ice packs + seek medical attention
Which of the following is NOT a soft tissue injury?
Tears
Sprains
Contusions
Fracture
An overuse injury is the result of
Not enough rest
Small injuries
Not fully recovering
Secondary damage to tissue
All of the above
What are the main steps in the TOTAPS regime?
Touch, observe, talk, active movement, passive movement, safety test
Talk, observe, touch, active movement, passive movement, skills test
Talk, observe, treat, active movement, passive movement, skills test
Treat, observe, touch, active movement, play, safety test
What type of injury is a stress fracture?
Direct injury
Overuse injury
Psychological injury
A contusion
A netball player falls over and sprains her ankle due to an uneven surface. Cause and type of injury is
Direct injury to Hard Tissue
Indirect injury to Soft Tissue
Overuse Injury to Soft Tissue
Direct injury to Soft Tissue
The type of fracture where the break goes through part of the bone (not all the way through) is called a
Greenstick fracture
Spiral fracture
Comminuted Fracture
Compound Fracture
Treatment for soft tissue injuries should include the immediate application of
DRSABCD
ice
RICER procedure
Recovery position
This wound would be classified as
a laceration
a puncture wound
a contusion
an abrasion
This wound would be classified as
an abrasion
a laceration
an amputation
a puncture wound
The three stages of the inflammatory response are:
Chronic inflammatory, proliferation, remodeling and maturation
Acute/Inflammatory, Repair and Regenerative & Remodelling stages
Acute Inflammatory, Degenerative, Remodelling and Maturation
Chronic Inflammatory, Repair ad Remuneration, Remodelling and Maturation
The 3 classifications of fractures are?
Simple/Closed, Complete & Incomplete
Simple/Closed, Compound/Open & Complicated
Simple/Closed, Compound/Open & Comminuted
The 3 types of fractures are:
Complete, Incomplete & Complicated
Complete, Incomplete & Comminuted
Complete, Simple & Incomplete
