Exam 1 Flashcards

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Tort

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a private wrong or injury as a result of someone else’s conduct

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Negligence

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Failure to perform a certain duty which caused injury to an individual

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3
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Standard of care

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the way someone with specific qualifications is expected to act

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4
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act of commission

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doing something you’re not supposed to do

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5
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act of omission

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not doing something you’re supposed to do

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PPE; purpose is to identify risk factors

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pre-participation exam

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Emergency Action Plan

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written document that outilines the action plan if an emergency were to occur

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8
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Bloodborne Pathogens

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microorganisms that are found in blood that can cause disesase

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9
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OSHA acronym

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Occupational Safety and health administration

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10
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OSHA

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Organization that creates safe working conditions

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11
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compression

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pressure force that causes a tissue crush

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12
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Tension

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force that causes tissue stretch and tears

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13
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shear

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forces moving in opposite directions (shoe blister)

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14
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MOI

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mechanism of injury

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15
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How is the degree of Injury determined?

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severity/intensity of injury; size of area affected

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16
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Grade 1 injury

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some pain, minimal loss of functin, mild point tenderness

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17
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Grade 2 injury

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pain, moderate loss of function, swelling, separation of fibers

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Grade 3 injury

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extremely painful, complete loss of function

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19
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Acute injury

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rapid onset; traumatic event

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20
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critical force

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magnitude of a single force for which an anatomical structure is damaged

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21
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Chronic injury

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slow onset of pain; gradual development of pain from repetition

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22
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Ligament

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connecting bone to bone

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23
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tendon

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connecting muscle to bone

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24
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sprain

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injury to a LIGAMENT; stretched; torn

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strain
injury to a tendon/muscle; stretched
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Tendinopathy
injuries to tendons
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tendinitis
when a tendon swells, causing pain and discomfort
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tenosynovitis
inflammation of the fluid-filled synovium
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tendinosis
chronic injury to a tendon; overuse
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constusion
bruise
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bursitis
when the bursae becomes inflamed
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crepitation
bones rubbing together
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assessment
procedure which injury/illness is classified
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evaluation
process used to make a clinical judgement
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examination
ID of subjective& objective findings
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diagnosis
specifying disease or syndrome
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physical diagnosis
external examination only
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SINS
severity, irritability, nature, stage
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phases of injury
inflammation, repair, remodeling
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acronym used to evaluate injury
PQRST
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PQRST
provocation, quality, radiating, severity, timing
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provocation
what makes the injury hurt/better
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observation
irrefutable signs of injury
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palpation
touching injured area and surrounding tissues; temp, swelling, deformity
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active ROM
personal ROM
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passive ROM
someone moving the limb
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resisted ROM
pushing against a hand
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diagnostic tests
x-rays, MRIs
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SOAP
subjective, objective, assessment, plan
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Plan
goals put together for a patient
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statute of limitations
amount of time a plantiff has to sue someone for something
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contraindication
reason for a person not to recieve a certain treatment
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primary survey
scene safety, determining if injuries are life-threatening (pulse, breathing)
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HOPS
history, observation, palpation, special tests
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collagen
This is the main structural protein in the extracellular matrix found in the body's various connective tissues.
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consent
This is the process of assuring that a patient is fully aware of all aspects associated with a treatment intervention to be rendered
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Assumption of risk
When a person knowingly recognizes the inherent risk of injury by participating in an activity, and then voluntarily participates in the activity anyway
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chronic musculoskeletal injury
shin splints, stress fracture
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5 signs of inflammation
redness, swelling, heat, pain, loss of function
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intrinsic factors for injury
poor strength, poor flexibility, age, sex