Misc Injury Prevention
Pre-Participation Exam - PPE
Preseason
Conditioning
Flexibility
Rehab
1000

Age, Skill level, psychological state, fitness level, are all examples of what type of factor that can led to an injury?

Intrinsic

1000

What is the primary purpose of a pre-participation exam (PPE)?

Identify preexisting injury risk factors or preexisting injuries/diseases

1000

Aerobic fitness, muscular strength, and endurance, flexibility, nutrition, and body composition are all a part of this type of conditioning.

General/Generic

1000

Name the two main types of flexibility?

Static & Dynamic

1000

PRICE stands for

Protect, Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

2000

Coaching, type of activity, environment, and equipment, are examples of what type of factor that could lead to injury?

Extrinsic

2000

What are the two main parts of a physical exam document?

Patient's medical history & medical professional exam
2000

This type of conditioning focuses on any aspects of a particular sport or activity that is unique to it?

Sports Specific Conditioning

2000

This type of flexibility/stretching is described as a passive stretching of a muscle to maximal stretch.

Static

2000

What is the ultimate goal of the physical rehab process. 

Full Return to sport/activity

3000
Define hypertrophy?

Increase in muscle size

3000

This form of PPE works well when a physician is familiar with the athlete's medical history.

Office Based

3000

Define muscular endurance

Ability to sustain a muscle activity over time

3000

This type of stitching should be done before a workout/practice because it is a voluntary technique using full range of sport like motions to warm up.

Dynamic

3000

What are 3 of the 4 more common early goals of a rehab plan?

Decrease Pain, decrease swelling, increase/maintain range or motion (ROM), increase/maintain strength

4000

Jump/Landing training has been shown to decrease the risk of what knee injury?

ACL Tear
4000

This form of PPE is characterized by screening accommodates groups of athletes in one session

Station Based

4000

Define Muscle Strength 

Maximal force production in one rep.  Amount of weight you can lift in 1 rep

4000

If you have low back pain (LBP) which muscle could be tight leading to the LBP.

Hamstrings

4000

Describe how Ice aids in the recovery process after an injury, when it comes to reducing swelling?

Decrease blood flow to the injury area, via vasoconstriction, decreases metabolism, decreases the need for oxygen

5000

Balance training has been showed to decrease the risk of what injury?

Ankle Sprain

5000

NCAA athletics requires what type of test before clearance is approved?

Sickle Cell Solubility Test

5000

Define muscular power

Ability to produce force quickly - strength over time

5000

What type of flexibility is a technique involving combinations of alternating contractions and stretches?

Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)

5000

When an athlete is about to return to their sport, what 3 types of activities should they go through before full clearance?

1. Sport Specific Activities,

2. Non contact activités/practice

3.Full Contact activities/practice