Anatomy
Equipment
Vital Information
Abbreviations
Injuries & Conditions
100
How many muscles make up your quadriceps?
4.
100
What is the picture below called?
Pulse ox(imeter). +1 for being able to say what it measures.
100
Where are two places you can take a pulse at?
- Carotid (neck)
- Radial (wrist)
- Brachial (upper arm)
- Femoral (leg)
100
SLR stands for...
Straight leg raise. +1 for demonstration.
100
What injury is depicted below?
Ankle sprain. +1 if you can say what type.
200
What is the anatomical name for your knee cap?
Patella.
200
What is them picture below called?
BOSU ball.
200
What is considered a normal blood pressure for an adult/teenager?
120/80
200
LAQ stands for...
Long arc Quad. +1 for demonstration.
200
Occurs from a mild blow to the head, either with or without loss of consciousness and can lead to temporary cognitive symptoms.
Concussion. +3 if you can name 3 different symptoms associated with it.
300
What is the anatomical name for your shoulder blade?
Scapula.
300
What is the below machine called?
Elliptical
300
What is considered a normal pulse, at rest?
60-90 beats per minute
300
Fx stands for...
Fracture.
300
What type of injury is depicted below?
Laceration.
400
What is the name of the bone indicated below?
Femur.
400
What is the name of the machine that holds our heat packs?
Hydrocollator
400
What is a normal capillary refill time?
<2 seconds.
400
SL (i.e. SL balance) stands for...
Single leg.
400
What type of injury is depicted below?
Abrasion.
500
How many hamstring muscles are there (per leg - NOT total)?
3.
500
What does a goniometer do?
Measures range of motion.
500
What is considered a normal respiratory rate?
16-18 breaths per minute
500
ACL stands for...
Anterior cruciate ligament. +1 for being able to point out on someone. +2 for being able to say what action it does.
500
What injury is depicted below?
Dislocation.