Sprains/Strains/Fx
Separation of an object into one or more pieces under the action of stress.
what is a fracture?
4 locations to take a pulse.
what is carotid, brachial, radial, and dorsal pedis?
Reduces many of the adverse conditions related to the inflammatory to an injury.
Number of organs in the digestive system.
What is 10 organs?
Injury to a ligament.
what is a sprain?
Resting pulse for an adult.
what is 60-80 beats per minute?
lowers metabolic rate and produces vasoconstriction
what is cryotherapy?
A disorder where the binge-purge cycle is seen.
what is bulimia?
Injury to a tendon.
What is a strain?
Normal core body temperature.
What is 98.6 degrees?
When you would not want to use ice/heat.
What is a contraindication?
Largest percentage of your daily food intake should be _______.
what is carbohydrates?
The most common type of ankle sprain.
What is inversion or lateral ankle sprain?
What is blood pressue?
Soft tissue repair is improved through an accelerated metabolic rate and increased blood supply.
what is thermotherapy?
Reabsorbs water and compact material into feces.
what is large intestine?
Complete tear of a ligament.
What is a grade 3 sprain?
Normal resting respirations for a child.
What is 20-25?
What is the therapeutic effect of cryotherapy?
three factors used to assess BMI
what is height, weight, and age?