Health Foundations
Injury Management
Muscoskeletal System
Technical Foundations for injury management
Sports Medicine Careers
100

What is the definition of anatomy? 



The study of structure



100

What is an injury that happens suddenly?

Acute

100

What is the largest bone in the body?



Femur



100

What does the acronym H.I.T stand for?



History

Inspect

Touch



100

______ is someone who works to prevent and treats sports injuries by working with athletes, coaches, physical therapists, and doctors.



Athletic Trainer



200

What is homeostasis?



The process that living things use to actively maintain fairly stable conditions necessary for survival.

200

Adequate and proper warmup help prevent what?



Injury

200

How many muscles are in the body?



630



200

What is the acronym for your primary assessment?



A.B.C



200

______ is someone who researches how physical activity and sport are affected by physics.

 




Biomechanist

300

What are 2 athletic trainer responsibilities?



Providing athletic training services.

Applying tape, bandages, and braces to protect or prevent injuries.

Evaluating injuries and providing first aid.

Implementing rehabilitation programs for injured athletes and developing injury prevention programs.



300

Name one letter and what it means from the acronym SAMPLE

 



Signs and symptoms 

Allergies

Medications

Past medical history

Last meal

Events leading up to the injury 



300

What is the largest muscle in the body?



Gluteus Maximus

300

What is used to provide support to vulnerable structures on the body?



Taping



300

______ is someone who performs medical tests to measure vital signs like blood pressure and oxygen level to identify athletes’ health risks.



Exercise Physiologist

400

Name one healthcare facility



hospitals, primary health-care centres, isolation camps, burn patient units, feeding centres



400

What does the acronym RICE mean?



Rest

Ice

Compression 

Elevation



400

True or false a sprain is the stretching or tearing of a tendon



 False 



400

What are the three phases of an injury when it occurs?



Inflammatory phase

Repair and regeneration phase

Remodeling phase



400

______ give athletes coping strategies to deal with the pressure and anxiety of competition.



Sports Psychologist



500

What are the 6 parts of wellness?



Spiritual, physical, financial, intellectual, emotional, social

500

What does an Orthopedic Surgeon do?



Doctors who specialize in the musculoskeletal system

 



500

What plane divides the body into a left and right side?



Sagittal



500

What is caused by an impact to the head, face, neck or elsewhere on the body?

A concussion



500

______ improve movement in an individual who suffers from injuries or disease.



Physical Therapist