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WorksheetsSports Medicine Week 2 quiz
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 47mins
Identify the statement below that would be included in the objective section of the SOAP note?
The patient stated his pain level was a 5/10 following the treatment session.
The patient reported that he can use his walker to get to his car now.
The patient was able to perform AAROM to (R) shoulder, flex. 0º to 180º, 10 reps, 3 sets.
The patient plans on seeing his doctor next week for a follow-up visit.
Tear in a tendon
(a)
Medications the patient is prescribed for the injury would go under what category?
S
O
A
P
Rehab instructions the patient is to receive would go under what category?
S
O
A
P
VITAL SIGNS would go under what category?
S
O
A
P
What does the "O" in HOPS stand for?
Objective
Observation
Oblivious
Octagon
What motion is this person performing
abduction
adduction
flexion
extension
The most common type of ankle sprain is
high ankle
an open wound in the skin caused by cutting through the epidermal layer
a specific type of fracture caused by twisting forces
a complete detachment of a muscle and tendon from the bony origin site
NWB
Nothing with Barium
Non-weight-bearing
Non-weight-banning
Which types of tissue below are considered soft tissue?
muscle
ligaments
tendons
bone
Which evaluation tool(s) can be used to assess fractures?
x-ray
MRI
CT scan
ultrasound
Jae's ankle is hurt. The arrow below indicates the structure that appears to be damaged based on the athletic trainer's evaluation. What type of injury does Jae have?
strain
sprain
fracture
itis
Which of the following is NOT a soft tissue injury?
Tears
Sprains
Contusions
Fracture
During the History part of an athlete's evaluation what are your trying to figure out?
How the injury happened
What you are observing
What you can feel
The physical tests to determine diagnosis
During the Observation part of an athlete's evaluation what are your trying to figure out?
How the injury happened
What you are looking at
What you can feel
The physical tests to determine diagnosis
During the Palpation part of an athlete's evaluation what are your trying to figure out?
How the injury happened
What you are looking at
What you can feel
The physical tests to determine diagnosis
During the Special Tests part of an athlete's evaluation what are your trying to figure out?
How the injury happened
What you are looking at
What you can feel
The physical tests to determine diagnosis
What does MOI stand for?
Mechanism of Injury
Mode of Investigation
Mode of Injury
Mechanism for Investigation
A location closer to the trunk of the body.
Proximal
Superficial
Medial
Lateral
Cryotherapy causes the blood vessels to __________________ which causes ___________________ blood flow to the area.
vasodilate, decreased
vasoconstrict, increased
vasodilate, increased
vasoconstrict, decreased
Cryotherapy modalities use ________________ to reduce pain, edema, and muscle spasms
Heat
Cold
Electricity
Exerting pressure
Identify the soft tissue injury
Laceration
Avulsion
Incision
Abrasion
Identify the soft tissue injury
Puncture
Laceration
Bursitis
Incision
A blood clot that forms within 6-8 hours after a bone breaks , due to broken blood vessels.
hematoma
cartilage callus
bony callous
fracture
Any break in a bone
fracture
stress fracture
callous
bone remodeling
What is the name of the incomplete fracture usually seen in children?
Linear
Transverse
Fibial
Greenstick
When a broken bone moves out of its original position, it is ___________.
Closed
Displaced
Rearranged
Opened
oblique fracture (fx) of ulna
transverse fx of radius
transverse fx of tibia
oblique fx of tibia
transverse fx of radius
comminuted fracture of femur
displaced fracture of femur
spiral fracture of femur
What type of fracture penetrates through the skin?
Closed (simple)
Open (compound)
Greenstick
Transverse
Occur suddenly while you exercise or play
chronic injury
acute injury
Abraision
when several layers of skin are torn loose or totally removed - sliding on turf
Lacerations
A cut in the skin resulting from injury - not deep
Avulsions
Injury where the layers of skin are torn off completely or a flap of skin only remains
Punctures
When a sharp pointed object penetrates the skin - deep
Hematomas
blood and fluid pooled within a tissue space, a compartment, or an organ - bruise
An athlete comes into your clinic complaining of pain in their shoulder. The athlete explains that they were tackled while running a football play and has been in pain ever since. The athlete has swelling and tenderness when the shoulder is touched. What special tests would you perform on the shoulder to establish a diagnosis?
Empty can Test
Tap Test
McMurray's Test
Talar Tilt Test
Which bone below is the clavicle?
Which bone below is the scapula?
Which Joint is made up of the Acromion of scapula and the Clavicle ?
AC
DC
GH
SC
What does OL mean in the P.O L.I.C.E acronym ?
One Leg
Optimal Loading
Once Level
Original Lean
Optimal loading in the healing process refers to
Putting the injured tendon, ligament, muscle or bone under pain free stress to aid healing
How much ice you should put in the ice bag for injury
Amount of rest needed for an injury to heal
Best way to put an injured athlete into a vehicle
