Ankle Tape
Wrist Tape
Ace Bandage
random
sprains and fracture
100

first step when wrapping the ankle

pre wrap

100

After a proper wrist wrap, what is the basic movement that should still be possible 

Finger movement

100

where do you tape tightly with an ACE bandage when taping the knee or ankle 

The base

100

a andage the stretches and is commonly used to reduce swelling 

ACE bandage

100

intense pain and inability to move the affected area

fracture

200

These tape strips run from the medial to the lateral side of the ankle to help prevent inversion sprains

Stirrup

200

what prevents extension of the wrist

X strips in front

200

This type of injury may worsen if compression is applied incorrectly

A fracture

200

This body part is often included when wrapping a shoulder for stability.

upper arm

200

__ are the tearing of Ligaments. __ are the tearing of muscles /tendons

Sprains, Strains

300

how many figure 8s should the ankle have in total

2

300

crosses over the joint to limit excessive movement while allowing function

figure 8 wrap

300

Mai purpose of wrapping an injury with ACE bandage is to reduce this common symptom after a strain or sprain

swelling

300

What do we have in every joint

Bursae sack

300

what are the diagnosis test

yocum's test and self test

400

how many stirrup should the foot have

3

400

standard order for taping the wrist

pre wrap, 2 ancers, X, 1 figure 8, 3 c's, 3 figure 8s

400

This rule of wrapping means each layer should overlap the previous one by about half its width

half-overlape technique

400

Keeping the knee slightly bent during wrapping helps maintain this.

proper range of motion

400

NSAID

Non, Steroid,Anti, Inflammatory, Drug

500

standard order of taping the ankle

prewrap, 2 ancers, 3 stirrups, 2 c's, figure 8, heel lock each side, figure 8, clean up.

500

requires wrist taping to limit hypertension during athletic activity

Wrist sprain

500

most important safety rule when applying ACE bandage

Not wrapping too tightly

500

What are the four common causes of musculoskeletal injuries

Overuse, overloading, environmental factors, lifestyle factors

500

RICE stands for

Rest, Ice, Compression, and elevation

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