Identify/Mechanism
Lower Extremity
Upper Extremity
Tissue Healing
SOAP
100
Do ligaments connect to bone to muscle to enable movement or connect 2 bones to stabilize joints?
Connect 2 bones to stabilize joints
100
What is another name for the shin bone (bone name)?
Tibia
100
Is the hand distal or proximal to the shoulder?
Distal
100
An athlete experiences a sudden-onset injury slowing down from a sprint. How is this injury classified based on timeline?
A - Acute
100
An athlete comes into the athletic training room and tells you they hurt their knee during practice 3 hours ago. What section of the SOAP note does this information belong to?
S - Subjective
200
What term describes the amount/degree of deformation that occurs in a tissue in response to applied stress?
Strain
200
If a basketball athlete comes in and shows you that AROM Knee Extension is painful, what PROM do you expect to also cause pain?
PROM Knee Flexion
200
Does dribbling a basketball orient the forearm in a position of pronation or supination?
Pronation
200
The process where white blood cells line up along the blood vessel wall prior to migrating into injured tissue during the inflammatory phase is called what?
Margination
200
Witnessing an injured athlete walking with an antalgic gait falls under which primary component of an injury evaluation?
O - Observation
300
Which of the 5 mechanisms of injury does an ankle sprain fall under
Tension (ligament is being stretched)
300
What do the other toes have that the big toe lacks
A middle phalanx
300
What is the joint motion synonymous with pushing your scapulae back?
Retraction
300
What type of temporary, highly vascularized tissue made of new capillaries and collagen is formed during the proliferation phase (Phase 2) to lay down new matrix at an injury site?
Granulation Tissue
300
Performing Active Range of Motion (AROM), Passive Range of Motion (PROM), and Manual Muscle Testing (MMT) belong under which SOAP category?
O - Observation
400
When a ligament or muscle is stretched past its elastic limit and can no longer return to its original shape, it has entered this zone.
The plastic zone
400
You perform a MMT for the anterior thigh muscle and find they cannot resist extra force beyond gravity. What is the injury?
1. Quad Strain
2. Hamstring Strain
3. Shin Splints
4. Ruptured Quad
1. Quad Strain
400
Is the head of the radius at the elbow or wrist?
Elbow
400
Four months after an acute ligament or muscle injury, what main physiological process is occurring during the maturation/remodeling phase of healing?
Realignment of collagen and elastin fibers along lines of stress
400
Instructing an athlete to ice for 20 minutes every hour and follow up in a few days represents which part of the SOAP note evaluation?
P - Plan
500
Muscle strains are most likely to occur during which specific type of muscle contraction?
Eccentric (Lengthing)
500
What ligament located on the lateral aspect of the ankle is most commonly injured in an inversion ankle sprain?
Anterior Talofibular Ligament (ATFL)
500
Most commonly fractured carpal bone?
Scaphoid
500
What is the medical term for the visible black, blue, purple, or yellow skin discoloration caused by microvascular bleeding after tissue trauma?
Ecchymosis
500
Arriving at the final diagnostic decision that an athlete has a "moderate quadriceps strain" or a "2nd degree LCL sprain" represents which component of the evaluation?
A - Assessment