Signs and Symptoms
Basic Treatments
SOAP Notes
Directional Terms
Motion
100

This sign is the medical term for bruising/discoloration

Ecchymosis

100

This treatment technique lengthens the muscle in attempt to increase mobility

Stretching

100

This is where the examiner writes the diagnosis in a SOAP note

Assessment 

100

Inside the body

Internal
100

When the knee is bent so the foot goes back toward the hamstring, it is in...

Flexion

200

What is the medical term for walking with a limp?

Antalgic gait

200
RICE stands for...

Rest, ice, compression, elevation

200

This section of a SOAP note includes anything the athlete says about the injury

Subjective

200

Lying on stomach/face down

Prone

200

Foot rolling out

Eversion

300

This symptom is often ranked on a scale from 1-10

Pain
300

This type of treatment is when one completes exercises in order to help with an injury and/or prevent injury

Rehab/strengthening

300

SOAP stands for

Subjective, objective, assessment, plan

300

This term means "above" another part of the body

Superior

300

This motion happens when a body part moves closer to the midline

Adduction
400

This type of swelling occurs when swelling gets "stuck" and becomes more viscous

Edema

400

If a fracture occurs, a patient will be treated with this treatment

Splint/immobilize

400

Things like proposed rehab and referral to another provider is in what section of a SOAP?

Plan

400

This term means that it is further away from the trunk

Distal

400

When palms are facing upward, the wrists are in...

Supination
500

This symptom may occur when a painful area is palpated or touched

Point tenderness

500

If an injury cannot heal with basic pain management techniques and rehab alone, it may or may not require this

Surgery

500

Things like antalgic gait, ecchymosis, and strength testing goes in what section of a SOAP note?

Objective

500

What position are the palms in when in anatomical position?

Facing forward

500

When someone is pushing down on a gas pedal, their ankle is in...

Plantarflexion

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