Med Term
This is what NATA stands for:
What is the National Athletic Trainers Association?
The amount of bones found in the foot:
What is the number 27?
The long bones in the hand that connect the wrist to the fingers:
What are metacarpals?
This is the part of your eye that dilates:
This is the most important part of an AT/Coach relationship:
What is communication?
Closer to the midline of the body:
What is medial?
The most common type of ankle sprain:
This muscle is the primary flexor of the elbow:
What is the biceps brachii?
This is what the frontal lobe is responsible for:
What is decision making?
This is the type of imaging that uses radiation to see a 2D image:
What is an X-Ray
The prefix "hyper-" in medical terms:
This motion of the ankle involved bringing your "toes to your nose":
What is dorsiflexion? (also will accept flexion)
This is the largest carpal bone located on the thumb side of the wrist:
What is the scaphoid?
This is the condition that occurs after multiple head traumas/concussions:
What is CTE?
This is the finger you use to clear an airway:
What is the pinky?
This action involves bringing the arm up over your head during a jumping jack:
What is abduction?
The special test that tests for meniscus injury:
What is McMurray's?
This type of joint movement decreases the angle between the forearm and upper arm:
What is flexion?
This is the packet/checklist of tests performed when someone has a concussion to evaluate symptoms:
What is the SCAT-6?
What is an AED:
This is the study of how the body moves:
Kinesiology
The medical name for "Shin Splints":
What is medial tibial stress syndrome?
This test is used to test the UCL of the elbow:
What is the valgus stress test?
This is the bone of the skull by your ears:
What is the temporal bone?
This is how deep you should do compressions:
What is 2 inches?