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Sports Med Team
Emergency Situations
Sports injuries
movements
MISC
100
This person is responsible for injury evaluation and immediate care of athletic injuries
What is an athletic trainer
100
PRICE
What is protection, Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
100
Little or no displacement of broken bones.
What is a closed fracture?
100
Bending movement that decreases the angle of the joint
What is flexion?
100
An injury to muscles or tendons
What is a strain?
200
This person is responsible for teaching proper techniques and conditioning athletes.
What is a coach
200
An abnormal external or internal discharge
What is hemorrhage
200
An injury to ligaments
What is a sprain?
200
Pointing one's toe
What is plantar flexion
200
Places on the body used to control external bleeding
What are pressure points?
300
This person is responsible for injury diagnosis and is the supervision/advisor to the certified athletic trainer and coach.
What is the team physician
300
A condition due to a diminished amount of blood available in circulation.
What is shock
300
A crackling sound
What is crepitus?
300
The sole of the foot is turned medially
What is inversion?
300
Physician specializing in foot care
What is a podiatrist?
400
Physician responsible for treating musculoskeletal injuries
What is an orthopedist
400
Normal rates for adults is 12 per minute and 20-25 per minute for children.
What is respiration
400
Calcium formation found in muscle tissue due to repetitive trauma.
What is myositis ossificans?
400
The movement of a limb toward the body or midline
What is adduction?
400
A device used to evaluate cardiac rhythm and deliver an electrical charge to the heart.
What is an AED
500
The governing body of Certified Athletic Trainers
What is NATABOC
500
Assistance given to an athlete who is able to walk
What is ambulatory aid
500
Nerves that provide information about joint position
What are mechanoreceptors?
500
Flexion of the ankle so that the superior aspect of the foor approaches the shin.
What is dorsiflexion?
500
The pressure caused by the heart's pumping
What is systolic blood pressure?