Health Foundations
Musculoskeletal System
Injury Management
Technical Foundations for Injury Management
Back Care Basics
100

The duties and responsibilities of the athletic trainer to the coach

What is doing what the coach asks of you, knowing how athletes are doing with injuries, being aware of diabetes, asthma, EpiPens, attendance, etc?

100

Define anatomy and physiology 

What is the study of our bodies structure is anatomy and physiology is how they work?

100

Three ways protective equipemnt alters a force 

What is deflecting the blow, absording the force and dissipating the force?

100

Taping is used for...

What is acute injury management, injury prevention and return to activity?

100

Name two of the three intervertebral disks purposes



What is functioning as a shock absorber for the spine, acting as a ligament to hold the vertebrae together and allow for slight movement of the vertebrae?

200

Must be included in a nutrition facts table 

What is serving size, calories and daily value percentage?


200

Name three of the five functions of the skeleton 

What is serves as a frame for the body, protects organs, serves as a lever for movement, form blood cells and stores minerals? 

200

Name three first aid acronyms 

What is, SHARP, ABC, HIT, SAMPLE, RICE?

200

What side should the fan be for a tape job on a hyperextended wrist?

What is the palmar side?

200

Three main functions of the spine

What is to protect the spinal cord, nerve roots and several of the body's internal organs, provide support and balance to maintain an upright posture and enable flexible motion?

300

Five components of the Wellness Wheel

What is physical, financial, intellectual, emotional, social and spiritual?

300

Classification of Joints and six types of synovial joints

What is fibrous, cartilaginous and synovial? 

What is plane joint, hinge joint, ball in socket joint, saddle joint, pivot joint, ellipsoid joint? 

300

Four types of brain injuries

What is concussion, contusion, hemorrhage and fracture?

300

Name 5 rules for applying tape

What is overlap tape by half, tape in the position in which join must be stabilized, avoid continuous taping, keep tape roll in hand when possible, smooth and mold tape as it is laid down, start taping with an anchor piece and finish by applying a locking strip, allow the tape to follow the contours of the skin, do not apply tape if the skin has had hot or cold treatments?

300

Abnormal Curvature's of the Spine

What is kyphosis (hunchback), lordosis (swayback) and Scoliosis (lateral curvature)?


400

Going centre to left on the Illness-Wellness Continuum

What is progressively worse health?

400

Tendinitis vs Bursitis

What is inflammation of the tendons or tendon-muscle attachment (tendinitis) and inflammation of one or more bursae, or small sacs of synovial fluid in the body (bursitis) ?

400

Three circulatory illness

What is angina, heart attack and stroke?


400

Athlete Instructions for when tape is applied

What is, check for blisters, cuts or other skin problems, don't wear tape overnight, apply ice if the inflammation has returned, if the tape is applied before a practice or game, ensure you or the athlete carefully remove it?

400

Key muscles of the back

What is, Rhomboid major, Rhomboid minor, Erector spinae, Trapezius, Latissimus dorsi?

500

Name three of the twelve determinants of health

What is income and social status, social support networks, education and literacy, employment and working conditions, social environments, physical environments, personal health practices and copings skills, healthy child development, biology and genetic endowment, health services, gender and culture? 

500

Name the muscles (posterior and anterior) and bones in the arm

What is humorous, radius, ulna?

What is deltoid, bicep, tricep, brachioradialis, forearm flexors, forearm extensions?

500

Drug use in sports + examples 

What is therapeuetic drugs (examples: analesics, local steroids, antibiotics, beta-agonsists) recreational drugs (examples: alcohol, caffeine, tobacco, cannibinoids, cocaine)  performance enhancing drugs (examples: anabolic steroids)

500

Steps to taping an ankle

What is foot position, tuff skin, apply heel and lace pads, apply underwrap, 2 proximal anchors, 1 distal anchor, attach stirrup on the medial side, attach houseshoe, attach two more stirrups, attach 2 more horseshoes, closing strips, apply figure 8, apply to heal locks, check for windows and circulation?

500

Name the specif regions of the spine and how many vertebrae are in each 

What is 7 cervical, 12 thoracic, 5 lumbar, sacrum (5 fused together) and coccyx (4 fused together)?

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