Medical Terminology
What movement occurs in all 3 planes?
What is Circumduction
What is the multidisciplinary approach to health care?
What is Sports Medicine
Who specializes in caring for individuals involved in exercises and athletics?
What is Athletic Training
What are the 3 planes of motion?
What is frontal, sagittal, and transverse
What is one type of fracture?
what is simple fracture, epiphyseal plate fracture, greenstick fracture, compound fracture, stress fracture, and comminuted fracture
Jasmine got an _____ from sliding on the turf.
What is an Abrasion
Who creates specialized diets for athletes to maximize performance?
What is a Sports Nutritionist
Why was there a need for more athletic trainers?
What is the growth of female athletes, increase in youth sports, and more college/ professional athletes?
What is an example of a saddle joint?
What is the thumb
Is the arm apart of the appendicular or axial skeleton?
what is appendicular skeleton
What are 2 words for bruise?
what is Ecchymosis and Contusion
What is Family Physician
What is ATC?
what is an Athletic Trainer Certified
What is the study of joints?
what is arthrology
In Greys Anatomy the surgeon almost always starts by making an _______?
What is an incision
Whose role in the circle of care is to teach the athlete how to compete without injury?
What is Coaches
What is carpals
What is an example of a seasamoid bone?
what is patella
Josh hit his shoulder but his stomach started hurting. What kind of pain is he having?
What is referd pain
When was the American College of Sports Medicine founded?
What is 1954
What is NATABOC?
what is the National Athletic Trainer's Association Board of Certification
What disease involves bacterial infection?
What is Rheumatic Fever
When does ossification begin?