Gen Med
This doctor specializes in Bones & Joints.
What is... an Orthopedic doctor.
This fracture occurs when the bone breaks into multiple small pieces.
What is... comminuted fracture.
What are the different muscle types?
What are... smooth, cardiac, skeletal.
To have a concussion, you must lose consciousness. True or false?
What is... False.
ABC's stand for what in CPR and First Aide?
What is... Airway, Breathing & Circulation.
Proximal is ______ from the midline?
What is... closer to.
What bones make up with shoulder joint?
What are... Humerus, Scapula & Clavicle.
This muscle helps us smile.
What is... Zygomaticus major.
Tightness of this tendon can cause either knee or hip pain from rubbing on the structures.
What is... IT Band.
EAP stands for what?
What is... Emergency Action Plan.
The medical term for blood under the nail.
What is... Subungual hematoma.
The root word meaning Bone.
What is... osteo.
This type of muscle fiber helps us when sprinting.
What is... fast twitch.
What ligament tears in a Tommy John injury?
What is... UCL of the Elbow.
Where is the EAP located if Hanna asks you to call 911?
What is... the very top pocket of her med kit.
What is the level of education required to be a Certified Athletic Trainer?
What is... a Bachelor's Degree.
This type of bone marrow has a higher fat content and produces some white blood cells.
What is... yellow marrow.
What muscles make up with Rotator Cuff?
What are... Supraspinatus, Infraspinatus, Teres minor, and Subscapularis.
This sport has the highest rate of catastrophic injury.
What is... cheerleading.
You should not give someone foot or liquids in a medical emergency. True or False?
What does BOC stand for?
What is... Board of Certification.
Name the carpal bones.
If this happens to the tendon, the muscle will turn into a fruit roll-up.
What is... Complete tear.
This injury can cause numbness and tingling into the arms and hands and is commonly caused by overuse such as typing.
What is... Carpal tunnel.
Hyponatremia is a medical emergency caused by what?
What is... over hydration; too much water in the body diluting the blood's sodium levels.