Head and Neck
The number of thoracic vertebrae
12
Ear condition, also known as swimmers ear
Otitis externa
Nerves that bring signals to the brain
Afferent nerves
It is not necessary to get a patient’s history when they first begin rehabilitation.
False
This is the condition that causes humpback
kyphosis
The most common injury to the ear
Cauliflower Ear
The number of cranial nerves
12
Exercise where the muscle fires but does not change length
Isometric exercises
The number of vertebrae in the spine
33
A collection of blood in the anterior eye chamber
Hyphema
This nerve stimulates scent
olfactory nerve
The initial inflammatory phase of rehabilitation begins
immediately after the injury has occured
The main function of the cornea
let light pass to the retina
Dizziness or symptoms of vertigo are caused by this injury
ruptured eardrum (tympanic membrane)
sound, sight, smell, touch, and taste
Working muscles or other tissues more than normal is called
Overload principle
Bleeding in the brain just below the skull
Epidural hematoma
The medical term for double vision
Diplopia
The sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems are a part of this bigger system
Autonomic Nervous System
IMPRESS stands for this
Initial inflammatory phase
Mobility restoration phase
Proprioception phase
Resistance training phase
Endurance training phase
Sport-Specific functional phase