Bloodborne Pathogens
Medical Terminology
Heal it!
Injury Types
Randomized
100
Using a barrier of some sort to firmly press on a wound to slow bleeding
What is Direct Pressure
100
Divides the body into anterior and posterior parts
What is the frontal/coronal plane?
100
redness, tenderness, loss of function, increased temperature
What are signs of inflammation?
100
Injury to a tendon
What is a strain
100
Normal body temperature
What is 98.6?
200
The artery that controls the blood flow to the leg
What is the femoral artery
200
Decreasing an angle
What is flexion?
200
Bone producing cells
What is an osteoblast?
200
force that moves across the parallel organization of the tissue.
What is a shearing force?
200
The most common model of health care used today
What is the disease model?
300
Epistaxis
What is a nose bleed?
300
Placing palm forward
What is supination?
300
Feel pain, but cause is emotional...
What is psychogenic pain?
300
most common fracture in younger kids/adolescents
What is a greenstick fracture?
300
Part of PRICE, main job is to help reduce swelling and numb pain
What is I, Ice?
400
The only bloodborne pathogen that we talked about in which you can be vaccinated for.
What is hepatits B?
400
Tendonitis, bursitis, overuse injuries
What are chronic injuries?
400
pain within a muscle
What is myofascial pain?
400
Incomplete seperation between two articulating surfaces
What is a subluxation?
400
"feeling" for depressions, fluid leaking, bumps, not symmetrical with the other side of the body
What is palpation?
500
The amount of blood loss that can result in death
What is 10%
500
Injury to a ligament
What is a sprain?
500
Occurs when the rate of collagen production is greater than the rate of collagen breakdown.
What is a Keloid Scar?
500
Compression fracture of a growth plate.
What is a Type V Salter Harris fracture?
500
prevention of illness or injury prior to its occurrence
What is primary prevention?
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