Lower Extremities
Upper Extremities
CTE
Cardiac/heat
Head and Face
100

What does a 2nd degree sprain indicate?

Partial tearing of the ligament

100

FOOSH is a common mechanism through which someone obtains an upper extremity injury. What does it stand for?

Fall on outstretched hand

100

Name one symptom of CTE.

- Behavioral changes (aggression)

- Insomnia

- Memory impairment

- Confusion

- Paranoia 

- Suicidal ideation

100

What wave of the cardiac cycle must be tampered with in order to send someone into commotio cordis?

T wave

100

What is the bone of the upper jaw called?

Maxilla

200

What is the special test used to confirm an ACL tear?

Lachman test

200

What type of fracture in the wrist typically heals poorly due to poor vascularity to the bone?

Scaphoid

200

What is the mechanism through which someone develops CTE?

Repeated traumatic brain injury

200

Heat stroke has a 100% survival rate when cold immersion is initiated within ___ minutes of collapse.

10 

200

RTP following a concussion can occur if the patient has been symptom free for ____ hours.

24

300

What is the meniscus, where is it located, and what is its function?

Cartilage pad located in the knee that provides shock absorption

300

2 tests are used to confirm carpal tunnel syndrome. Name one.

Phalen’s and Tinel’s

300

Name one type of patient outside of atheletes that may develop CTE.

- Military personnel

- DV victims

300

What is the raio of compressions to breaths in adult CPR?

30 compressions to 2 breaths

300

Auricular hematoma is also known as _____ ear.

Cauliflower

400

Snapping hip syndrome involves the iliotibial band catching on which structure of the femur?

Greater trochanter

400

In tennis elbow, palpation is painful over which structure?

Lateral epicondyle

400

How do you diagnose CTE?

Post-mortem examination of the brain

400

What type of lethal arrhythmia does commotio cordis cause someone to enter?

V-fib

400

Epistaxis is the medical term for what?

Nose bleed

500

In the case of an Achilles rupture, which movement of the foot may be impossible/extremely limited?

Plantarflexion

500

What test is most often used to confirm a labrum tear?

O’brien

500

What type of biomolecule causes the development of lesions in CTE? What is wrong with this biomolecule in the case of CTE?

Tau proteins are misfolded

500

How will the skin present in heat stroke vs. heat exhaustion

- Heat stroke - hot, dry, red

- Heat exhaustion - cold, pale, clammy

500

Blood entering the anterior chamber of the eye is called what?

Hyphema