Health Foundations
Injury management
Musculoskeletal System
technical foundations for injury management
Back care basics
100

what are three determinants of health

social                 

emotional

intellectual 

physical

spiritual 

occupational 



100

what are three ways to prevent an injury

life style 

protective equipment 

safe environment

fitness and conditioning 

proper warm up

proper technique 

hygiene 

balanced competition 

proper rehab

100

How many bones in the human body? 

206

100

what is the purpose of taping 

provide support on vulnerable parts of the body

100

what is one main function of the spine 

protect the spinal cord, nerve roots and other internal organs 

provide structural support and balance to maintain good posture 

enable flexibility 

200

what are two of the main roles of an athletic trainer 

prevention of injury

examination of athletes 

treatment 

rehab of injuries 

200

what does r.i.c.e stand for 

Rest/ restrict activity

Ice

Compression 

Elevation 

200

What is the largest muscle 

gluteus maximus 

200

how wide is a standard role of tape 

1.5 inches wide 

200

how many deep muscles are in the back 

7 muscles 

300

what is a brief definition of an athletic trainer 

a certified, licensed health professional who practices in the field of medicine 

300

what is the name of the head injury that changes normal brain function

Concussion 

300

what are the functions of the skeleton 

Serve as a frame for the body

protect organs

serve as a lever for movement

form blood cells

store minerals

 

300

what are two examples of when you should not be taping injuries

if further assessment is required

not after ice application 

if the injury is acute and swelling

if not sure of proper technique 

some sports restrict tape on some body parts  

300

what superficial muscle is a broad, flat, triangular shaped muscle

Trapezius

400

what does a warm up do specifically 

changing an athlete from the resting state to the working state to prevent injuries 

400

what is an acute injury 

injuries that result from a sudden traumatic incident 

400

what are the three types of muscles  

cardiac muscle

 skeletal muscle

 smooth muscle

400

what are the three main things taping is used for 

acute injury management 

injury prevention 

return to activity 

400

how many thoracic vertebrae in the vertebral column

12 thoracic

500

how is culture a determinant of health 

different groups have different health risks due to their values 

500

what are three therapeutic drugs 

analgesics 

local steroids 

antibiotics

beta-agonsists 

500

how many bones are in the feet

56 bones 

500

what are five taping supplies that might be needed 

athletic tape 

pro-wrap 

razor(hair removal)

alcohol( oil removing)

soap ( skin cleaning)

tuff skin- adhesive spray 

heel and lace pads 

500

what is it called when the spine is curved more inward 

lordosis

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