Directional/Anatomical Terms
The joint where radial and ulnar deviation occur.
What is the wrist?
There are ____ cervical, _____ thoracic, and ____ lumbar vertebraes.
What is 7, 12, 5?
True or False: A fracture and a break are two different things.
What is false? A fracture and a break are the same thing.
The amount of links that are in the chain of infection.
What is 6?
The femur is ______ to the tibia.
What is proximal?
In anatomical position, this bone of the forearm is medial.
What is the ulna?
This bone is superior to the mandible.
What is the maxilla?
The 4 main classifications of fractures.
The 3 types of infections and list if they can or can not be cured.
What is bacterial? Can be cured
What is Fungal? Can be cured
What is Viral? Can not be cured
The size of J&J that is most frequently used.
What is 1.5 inches?
The movement of shrugging ones shoulders.
What is elevation?
These 3 bones make up the pelvic bone.
What is the illium, ischium, and pubis?
This fracture did not break the skin and the bone is in many pieces.
What is a closed complete comminuted fracture?
The depth in which a lacertion will require stitches.
What is 1/4" or more?
List all 6 types of tape.
What is J&J, pre-wrap, elastikon, jaylastic, powerflex, and leukotape?
The scapula is ________ to the sternum.
What is posterior?
The lateral bone in the lower leg.
What is the fibula?
Brad plays soccer, during a game he planted his foot in the turf and rotated. He felt a pain in his thigh. This type of fracture can occur with this MOI.
What is a spiral fracture?
This skin wound requires immediate attention from a doctor. Explain why.
What is a puncture wound? To remove item and potentially receive a tetanus shot to avoid infection.
The bones that make up the shoulder joint.
What are the clavicle, scapula, and humerus?
The illium is ________ to the coccyx.
What is lateral?
The three bones that make up the upper extremity.
What is the humerus, radius, and ulna?
Stress fractures are always classified as these.
What is closed and incomplete?
The two skin wounds that are considered closed.
What is contusion and blister?
Your ankle does this motion when pushing down on a gas pedal to drive a car.
What is plantarflexion?