Evaluation

Question 1

cause of injury or disease

Answer 1

etiology

Question 2

mechanical description of the cause

Answer 2

mechanism

Question 3

structural and functional chnages that result from the injury process

Answer 3

pathology

Question 4

perceptible chnage in an athletes body or its functions that indicate injury or disease

Answer 4

symptom

Question 5

objective, definitive and obvious indicator for a specific condition

Answer 5

sign

Question 6

denotes the name of a specific condition

Answer 6

diagnosis

Question 7

systematic method of diagnosing a disorder that lacks unique symptoms or signs

Answer 7

differential diagnosis

Question 8

predicted outcome of injury

Answer 8

prognosis

Question 9

conditions following and resulting form a disease or injury; development of an additional condition as a complication of an existing disease/injury

Answer 9

sequel

Question 10

group of symptoms that indicate a condition or disease

Answer 10

syndrome

Question 11

complete ROM against gravity with full resistance; normal

Answer 11

grade 5

Question 12

complete ROM against gravity with some resistance; good

Answer 12

grade 4

Question 13

complete ROM against gravity with no resistance; fair

Answer 13

grade 3

Question 14

complete ROM with gravity omitted; poor

Answer 14

grade 2

Question 15

evidence of slight contractile with no joint motion; trace

Answer 15

grade 1

Question 16

no evidence of muscle contractility

Answer 16

grade 0

Question 17

smell

Answer 17

olfactory; I

Question 18

vision

Answer 18

optic; II

Question 19

eye movement, opening of eyelid, pupil constriction, focusing

Answer 19

oculomotor; III

Question 20

eye movement (inferior lateral)

Answer 20

Trochlear IV

Question 21

sensation to the face, mastication

Answer 21

Trigeminal; V

Question 22

eye movement lateral

Answer 22

Abducens VI

Question 23

motor nerve of facial expression; taste; control of salivary glands

Answer 23

Facial VII

Question 24

hearing and equilibrium

Answer 24

vestibulocochlear VIII

Question 25

swallowing, speech, regulation of pulm/carido/gastro function

Answer 25

Vagus X

Question 26

swallowing, innervations of sternocleidomastoid muscle

Answer 26

Accessory XI

Question 27

tongue movement, speech, swallowing

Answer 27

Hypoglossal XII

Question 28

absence of reflex

Answer 28

areflexia; grade 0

Question 29

diminished reflex

Answer 29

hyporeflexia; grade 1

Question 30

average reflex

Answer 30

grade 2

Question 31

exaggerated reflex

Answer 31

hyperreflexia; grade 3

Question 32

markedly hyperactive

Answer 32

often associated with clonus, but not clonus is not required for grade 4

Question 33

lateral plantar surface produces extension and splaying of toes

Answer 33

babinskis

Question 34

rub along peroneals

Answer 34

chaddocks

Question 35

run fingernail along tibial crest

Answer 35

oppenhelms

Question 36

quickly DF foot- will feel rhythmic “beats” in your hand

Answer 36

clonus

Question 37

superficial reflexes;

• upper abdominal
• lower ab
• cremasteric
• plantar
• gluteal

Answer 37

• T7-T9
• T11-T12
• T12-L1
• S1-S2
• L4-S3

Question 38

statements provided by athletes (time, mechanism, site, pain, degree of disability)

Answer 38

subjective

Question 39

result from ATs visual inspection, palpation and assessment of AROM, PROM, RROM; Also findings of special tsts, assessment of posture

Answer 39

objective

Question 40

Ats professional judgement with regard to impression of nature of injury

Answer 40

assessment

Question 41

first aid treatment, intentions relative to disposition (referral, splits, wrap, crutches). Chronic- treatment/rehab

Answer 41

plan