Blood-borne pathogens
Most common chronic blood-borne disease in the US
What is HCV
Compared to the ears, the nose is
What is medial?
Purpose of pre-wrap
What is reduce the chance of blisters?
Injury that has rapid onset, resulting from traumatic event
What is acute?
Aerobic fitness is the amount of work that can be accomplished with or without oxygen
What is with oxygen?
Individual touches an object that contains blood or bodily fluid from an infected person
What is indirect transmission?
Compared to the neck the shoulder is
What is lateral?
Overlap tape by how much
What is 1/2?
Type of injury that has a slow onset, gradual development
What is chronic?
Types of forces
What is shear, tension, and compression?
Bleach to water ratio when making your own cleaning solution
The chest is ______ to the shoulders
What is medial
Amount of anchor strips you need
What is 3?
Most severe grade of sprain/strain
What is grade 3?
Decrease in cross-sectional area of a blood vessel resulting in less blood flow to the area
What is vasoconstriction?
HIV attacks this
What is white blood cells?
The knee is _____ to the hip
What is distal?
Direction stirrups go
What is medial to lateral?
Phases of process in order
Inflammatory, fibroblastic, maturation and remodeling
Organizing training into cyclical structures to attain optimal development of an athlete's performance
What is periodization?
White blood cells
What are leukocytes?
Compared to the skin, the muscle is
What is deep?
Steps to tape an ankle
What is check the skin for wounds, skin lube, QDA, pre-wrap, 3 anchors, 3 stirrups, 3 horseshoes, 2 heel locks, 2 figure 8's, close up, check circulation?
What is immature, fiber producing cells that can mature into several types of cells including collagen?
Private wrong or injury, suffered by an individual as a result of another person's conduct
What is tort?