Anatomy
What is anatomical name for the jaw bone?
Mandible
laws found in all states that protect volunteers from being sued. Includes obtaining consent, using common sense and refusing any compensation for actions.
Good samaritan law
an open wound in which the outer layer of skin has been scraped off; it may or may not bleed, depending on its depth
Abrasion
a subjective sensation of nerve signals that are interpreted as unpleasant. Usually a warning symptom that damage has occurred.
Pain
distal end of fibula that forms the lateral ankle bone
Lateral Malleolus
The shoulder girdle consists of what bones?
Clavicle, Humerus, Scapula and Sternum
conditions in which a person can die from. They include: breathing emergencies, no signs of life, chest pain, severe bleeding, shock, unconsciousness, anaphylaxis, stroke, etc.
Life threatening conditions
a stretching or tearing of the ligaments
Sprain
an intense involuntary muscle contraction secondary to injury. Often viewed as the injured body part’s attempt to splint itself to prevent further injury.
spasm
The information gathered in the History section of the evaluation would be recorded under which part of the SOAP note?
Subjective
These groups of bones are the part of the pelvic girdle
Ilium, Pubis, Ischium and Sacrum
rapid shallow breathing caused by physical or emotional trauma. May cause tingling/numbness into fingers and toes.
Hyperventilation
a force that moves across the parallel orientation of fibers, which causes a breakdown or tearing of tissue.
Shearing force
the act of the injured athlete attempting to persuade those in charge that he/she can safely participate in some activity even though they are unable to.
bargaining
What movements does the soleus muscle perform?
Plantarflexion
Name the 6 synovial joints
Pivot, condyloid, gliding (plane), saddle, hinge, and ball and socket
leading killer of people in United States. Caused by lifestyle factors and/or genetics.
Heart (Cardiac) Disease
a complete tear of a muscle resulting in either severe or no pain, decreased or increased range of motion, moderate to severe swelling, and obvious deformity.
3rd degree strain
harmonious functioning of muscles, joints, bones, and soft tissue during the performance of motor skills.
agility
The most commonly injured lateral ankle ligament is the:
Anterior Talofibular
Which nervous system controls your voluntary action?
Somatic nervous system
equipment that forms a barrier between the care giver and victim. this includes breathing barriers, gloves, masks, gowns, biohazard containers.
PPE - Personal protective equipment
clinician or other device provides resistance to a patient performing movement
Resistive Range of Motion (ROM)
the specific level of attainment an injured athlete must demonstrate in order to progress to the next return to play step.
criteria
The mechanism of injury for spraining the anterior talofibular ligament is:
Plantarflexion and inversion