Mechanics/ Classification of Injury
The examiner will feel this type of end feel when a second degree ligament sprain has occured.
What is soft (or definite)?
A concussion is also referred to by this, more clinical, name.
Mild traumatic brain injury
This type of splint is lightweight, waterproof, and reusable.
What is a SAM Splint?
This motion, occurring in the frontal plane, can result in an injury to the LCL.
What is varus?
This is the most common type of ankle sprain.
What is inversion OR lateral ankle sprain?
This type of injury occurs due to a single bout of excessive force.
Acute injury
A subdural hematoma is caused by disruption of these vessels?
What are veins?
These joints should be splinted when stabilizing an injury.
What are the joints above and below the injury?
This type of graft comes from a cadaver.
What is an allograft?
This type of muscle contraction is most likely to cause a hamstring strain.
Eccentric
This type of fracture typically occurs in skeletally immature young people.
What is a greenstick fracture?
This cognitive test includes evaluations such as delayed recall, concentration, and orientation.
What is the Standardized Assessment of Concussion (SAC)?
This special test is utilized to assess for an ACL injury.
What is Lachman's test?
This is an example of an agility exercise that may be incorporated into an ACL IPP.
Varied answers.
This type of fracture could happen secondarily to an inversion ankle sprain.
Avulsion or Jones fracture
Bones are most resistant to this type of mechanical stress.
What is compression?
This is the clinical name for a nosebleed.
What is epistaxis?
This should be done prior to AND after splinting an injury.
Check pulse and motor & sensory control
This percentage of youth sport coaches implement ACL injury prevention programs with their team.
20%
When referring to a shoulder injury, this is what SLAP stands for.
Superior labrum, anterioposterior
This place on the stress/strain curve is where tissue fails completely.
What is ultimate tensile strength?
These are the three portions of the UCL.
Anterior, Posterior, and Transverse
A positive during this special test might indicate a high ankle sprain.
What is Kleiger's test?
This is a modifiable risk factor of ACL injury.
Muscular strength, Neuromuscular control, Biomechanics, Social Environment
Give one example of how to appropriately care for a patellar dislocation (after it has been relocated).
Immobilize, ice, crutches, horseshoe pad, elastic wrap/ACE wrap, muscle strengthening, taping