Injury Terminology
An injury in which the skin remains intact
Closed Wound
MOI abbreviation
Mechanism of Injury
Shearing Force
An injury which is caused by improper care of the original injury
Secondary Injury
Manual Muscle Test
A closed wound caused by a continuous rubbing over the surface of the skin and often results in a collection of fluid beneath the skin.
Blister
Concrete, observable and accurate is this type of evidence
Objective
Connects bone to bone
Ligament
An injury which occurs as a direct result of the stress imposed on the body during a particular sport or activity
Primary Injury
Normal Range of a Heart beat in Beats per Minute
60-100 bpm
A closed injury in which bleeding occurs under the skin often resulting in discoloration
Contusion
Subjective Evidence; a description of what the athlete is feeling is this
Symptom
Soreness due to microtraumas within the tissues (Bonus if you can remember the abbreviation)
Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness or DOMS
ACL tear is what kind of Injury
Primary
Posterior Drawer Test tests for what
PCL - Posterior Cruciate Ligament
Forceful tearing of tissue/bone; open wound with a flap of skin
Avulsion
Tendinitis or Tendinopathy is a example of this type of injury
Chronic
A moderate tearing of muscle tissue resulting in pain, moderate swelling, decreased range of motion, and moderate to severe loss of function is which kind of strain
Arthritis is what kind of injury
Secondary Injury
Normal range of Pulse Oximetry
A Closed Wound in which bleeding under the tissues results in a swollen area or a "goose egg"
Hematoma
O - Onset
P - Provocation
Q - Quality
R - Radiates
S - Severity
T - Time
A partial disunion of the bones in a joint; bones in a joint separate, then move back into place
Subluxation
Myositis Ossificans is what kind of injury
Secondary
McMurray's Test test for this
Meniscus