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WorksheetsAdvanced Fall semester review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is not a phase of wound healing
Inflammatory phase
Proliferative phase
intuit phase
Maturation phase
What is a therapeutic modality?
Something that promotes healing and injury repair
causes more injury
special tests
no research has been done to determine
What is a contraindication mean when using a modality?
You can definitely use it
be caution of using it
Do NOT do it
I didn't learn this
Electrical stimulation is used for..( select all that apply)
edema and pain
muscle reeducation
to prolong recovery time
sprains only
Ultrasound converts____________waves to __________waves to heat the body.
Electrical and Mechanical
Pressure and stimuli
Kinetic energy and delta receptors
10 and 2.2
What is the main purpose of the first phase of rehabilitation?
Strengthening
Control of Injury
Weight bearing
Restoring functional sport movements
What is the primary purpose of the second phase of sports injury rehabilitation?
Strengthening
Control of swelling
Restoring full ROM
Weight bearing
What is the primary purpose of the third phase of injury rehabilitation?
Control of swelling
Pain relief
Scar tissue alignment
Bodyweight and impact exercises
Injury immediately begins which phase of healing
maturation
fibroblastic repair
acute inflammatory response
What is the term for the constriction of blood flow?
vasodilation
vasoconstriction
What cell adheres to the wall of the injury to create a sticky plug
platelets
fibroblasts
collagenocytes
keratin
Which stage is responsible for removing foreign debris and microorganisms
vascular reaction
extra cellular matrix
fibrin clot
phagocytosis
Which protein forms the scab at the end of the acute inflammatory response
collagen
keratin
fibrin
granulation tissue
In can take several years for a scar to completely remodel and heal
false
true
Which Law states that tissue will adapt to the load put on it?
Dog's Law
Wolff's Law
Newton's Law
Johnson's Law
The healing process is a continuum and some phases will overlap each other.
true
flase
Which mechanical force is produced when external loads are applied toward one another
compression
bending
shear
torsion
Which mechanical force is a force that pulls or stretches tissue in opposite directions
compression
bending
tension
shear
Which mechanical force occurs when two surfaces move parallel from each other
bending
torsion
compression
shear
Which mechanical force occurs when three forces act upon an object in two opposite directions?
bending
shear
compression
tension
Which mechanical force is caused by a twisting motion
tension
torsion
compression
bending
A sprained ligament is most likely caused by which type of force?
tension
torsion
bending
compression
A contusion (bruise) is most likely caused by which type of force?
tension
compression
torsion
bending
Blisters are a common example caused by which type of force
compression
shear
torsion
bending
A spiral fracture would be caused by which type of force
bending
compression
shear
torsion
The immediate response of an injured cell is vasodilation
true
false
A scar will adapt to the force that is placed upon it
true
false
Which cells lay down spongey bone
osteoclasts
osteoblasts
chondroblasts
fibroblasts
