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WorksheetsInjury Evaluation and Terminology Quiz
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which definition best describes Mechanism of Injury (MOI)?
The body part that hurts the most
The specific way an injury occurred
The treatment used for an injury
The long-term effects of an injury
Which sentence best uses MOI?
The MOI explains how the athlete returned to play.
The athletic trainer asked about the MOI to understand how the injury happened.
The MOI is measured using a pulse oximeter.
The MOI only applies to chronic injuries.
What does HOPS stand for in injury evaluation?
History, Observation, Palpation, Special tests
Health, Oxygen, Pulse, Strength
History, Orthopedics, Pain, Symptoms
Heat, Observation, Pressure, Support
What is the purpose of SOAP notes?
To clean wounds
To document injury evaluation and treatment
To measure joint flexibility
To test muscle strength
Palpation is best defined as:
Measuring heart rate
Feeling the body with hands to locate injury
Moving a joint through motion
Asking the athlete questions
What are special tests used for?
Treating injuries
Confirming specific injuries
Measuring pulse
Recording observations
A sprain is an injury to:
Muscle
Bone
Ligament
Tendon
A strain involves injury to:
Ligaments
Muscles or tendons
Bones
Joints
An acute injury is:
Long-lasting
Caused by overuse
Sudden and severe
Always painless
A chronic injury usually:
Happens suddenly
Develops over time
Heals quickly
Is always severe
ROM refers to:
Muscle strength
Joint movement ability
Bone density
Blood circulation
Active ROM means movement performed:
By the trainer
With resistance
By the athlete alone
With assistance
Passive ROM is when movement is:
Performed by the athlete
Assisted by an examiner
Against resistance
Painful only
Resisted ROM tests:
Joint flexibility
Muscle strength
Bone alignment
Oxygen saturation
Vital signs include all EXCEPT:
Heart rate
Blood pressure
Temperature
Range of motion
Capillary refill measures:
Lung function
Blood circulation
Muscle strength
Oxygen saturation
Oxygen saturation indicates:
Muscle fatigue
Blood oxygen levels
Joint stability
Injury severity
A pulse oximeter is used to measure:
Heart rate only
Blood pressure
Oxygen saturation
Muscle strength
A secondary injury occurs:
At the same time as the original injury
As a result of the initial injury
Before the primary injury
Only in chronic cases
An overuse injury results from:
One sudden impact
Repetitive stress
Direct contact
Poor circulation
A comminuted fracture means:
Bone cracked slightly
Bone broken into multiple pieces
Bone bent but intact
Bone dislocated
