strains and sprains
at what level do you need surgery for a sprain
when fully torn
This is the medical term for an uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain.
a seizure
This is the body’s overreaction to something that’s usually harmless.
allergic reaction
what is the first step to treat a skin injury
control bleeding
Cheerleaders use this short, energetic phrase to get the crowd excited.
chant or cheer
what is a strain
effects the muscle
This neurological condition causes repeated seizures
epilepsy
These are substances that trigger allergic reactions
allergens
This is the body’s largest organ and acts as a protective barrier
skin
This is the leader who calls out cheers and helps start routines.
caption
when a ligament is stretched or torn
A seizure that affects only one area of the brain is called this
focal or partial seizure
The chemical released by the immune system during an allergic reaction that causes itching and swelling.
histamine
This protein gives skin its strength and elasticity
collagen
This type of cheer happens during a game to support the team, not in competition.
sideline
3 levels of a sprain
1 ligament isn't torn 2 partially torn 3 fully turn
This type of seizure involves the whole brain and often causes loss of consciousness.
generalized seizure
This common allergic condition is often called “hay fever.”
allergic rhinitis
The outermost layer of skin that’s most often damaged in minor injuries
epidermis
Cheerleading began in this country in the late 1800s.
united states
3 levels or strain
1 no tearing 2 partial tear 3 fully teared
This brief seizure type, common in children, can look like “daydreaming” and lasts only a few seconds
absence seizure
The immune system makes these special proteins to fight allergens
antibodies
When skin is injured, this natural process begins to stop bleeding
clotting
This advanced stunt involves tossing the flyer into the air where they twist before being caught.
basket toss