Health Services Foundations
Muscles and Bones
Injury Management
Technical Foundations for Injury Management
Back Care Basics
100

Physical, Social, Intellectual, Spiritual, and Emotional

What are the five branches of wellness?

100

206

How many bones are in the human body?

100

Signs and symptoms, Allergies, Medications, Past medical history, Last meal, and Events leading up to the emergency

What is SAMPLE?

100

Cleaning the surface of skin where they are going to be taped

What is the first step to follow when taping someone?

100

Protect the spinal cord nerve roots and several other internal organs, provide structural support, and absorb shock/load

What are the three main functions of the spine?

200

A vertical line which divides the body into a left and right section

What is the sagittal plane?

200

A muscle group covering the stomach portion of you upper body, composed of ten muscles

What is the Rectus Abdominis?

200

AIM Specialist, EMT/Paramedic, and Physical Therapist

Name three different roles of the sports medicine team

200

Acute injury management, Injury prevention, Return to activity

In what situations is taping used for?

200

The portion of your spine containing the most individual vertebrate

What is the thoracic spine?

300

Movement, Responsiveness, Growth, Reproduction,

Respiration, Digestion, Absorption, Circulation, Assimilation, Excretion.  

Name all ten characteristics of life?

300

A fracture that is common in children where the bone bends or splinters but never completely separates

What is a greenstick fracture?

300

Injuries that develop or last over a long period of time 

What is a chronic injury?

300

Thread Count 

How do you determine the quality of tape?

300

The nerve runs down your right leg and is the biggest nerve in the body

Where is the Sciatic Nerve located?

400

Shoulder shrugs

What's an exercise that incorporates elevation and depression?

400

Slightly moveable joint

What is Amphiarthrosis?

400

This remodeling is often when athletes go back to playing, when they are not completely healed

What crucial period is often missed by athletes, who are looking to return to play?

400

Apply a figure 8 followed by a heel lock

What is the last step of the closed basket-weave?

400

When the disk begins to leak its cushioning fluid

What is a herniated disk? 

500

Age, Diet, Stress, Disease or Disorders 

Name the factors that cause homeostasis to become unbalanced?

500

Hippocrates 

Who was the first Ancient Greek Physician who first dissected human bodies? 

500

Exercise enduced vs the athlete breaking to rapidly

What is one difference between Asthma and Hyperventilation?

500

Parathesia

What is the sensation of the skin caused by leaving tape on overnight?

500

This back deformity causes an inward curvature of the spine around the lumbar region

What are the effects of Lordosis

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