Recovery and Rehab
Name that exercise!
Sports Injuries
Anatomy
Injury Prevention
100

The final step that should be performed when tapping/wrapping the wrist. 

What is checking for capillary refill (in all digits) 

100

An exercise that recruits multiple muscle groups. 

What is a compound exercise? 

100
Type of injuries that occur due to repeated strain or force. 

What is chronic injury? 

100

The tissue that attaches muscle to bone. 

What is tendon? 

100

Before starting any physical activity, doing this increases blood flow to your muscles and increases core body temperature. 

What is warm-up? 

200

Seeing a physiotherapist after you have been injured belongs to this category of care. 

What is interpersonal care?

200

A core focused isometric contraction that is performed from your forearms and toes. 

What is a plank? 

200

The area that would be injured if you sprained your ankle. 

What is ligament? 

200

The muscle on the posterior chain that is shaped like a triangle. 

What is trapezius. 

200

This important safety practice makes sure you don't trip over equipment or slip during a workout. 

What is keeping the space clean? 

300

Sleep, nutrition and mental health are all part of this category of recovery. 

What is intrapersonal care? 

300

An RDL would be classified as this type of exercise. 

What is a hinge exercise? 

300

A concussion would be categorized as this type of injury.

What is an acute injury? 

300

The three strands of the deltoid muscle. 

What is anterior, lateral and posterior? 
300

This person is there to assist and keep you safe during heavy compound lifts. 

What is a spotter? 

400

What digit should never be left alone when buddy tapping. 

What is the 5th digit? 

400

These type of stretches would be performed before activity or as part of a warm-up. 

What is dynamic stretching. 

400

This injury has been requested as a video to be watched in class by a group of students. 

What is achilles rupture? 

400

The three areas that make up the core/abdominals. 

What is anterior, posterior and obliques? 

400

Training with too much intensity without adequate rest between sessions.

What is overtraining? 

500

The pattern you learnt and practiced when wrapping the wrist, ankle and knee. 

What is figure 8?

500

This explosive pull exercise was also created by and named after an NCAA strength coach. 

What is pendlay rows? 

500

This type of bone fracture occurs when the break is at an angle, and the bone fragments move out of alignment. 

What is oblique displaced fracture? 

500

The longest muscle in the body. 

What is sartorius? 

500

Taking a break from workouts, and returning to the same intensity you left off.

What is deconditioning? 

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