Muscle or Tendon Healing (Exam 1)

Question 1

Involving muscle and tendon tissue. Pulled muscle or muscle tear.

Answer 1

Strain

Question 2

Result in pain and dysfunction. Overuse injuries.

Answer 2

Microtrauma

Question 3

Comple or incomplete tears. Musculotenindous junction becomes injuired by sudden streatch or concentric or eccentric contraction. DOMS

Answer 3

Indirect Muscle Injury

Question 4

Lacerations, surgical incisions, contusions, blunt trauma.

Answer 4

Direct Muscle Injury

Question 5

DOMS

Answer 5

Delayed Onset Muscle Sorness

Question 6

Muscle fiber substance damaged but blood supply and innervation not effected.

Answer 6

Type I

Question 7

Injury to muscle tissue and nerve supppy but not ECM or vascular supply.

Answer 7

Type II

Question 8

Muscle inury muscle fiber, matrix, nerve, and vascular system all damaged.

Answer 8

Type III

Question 9

Heterotopic bone formation after blunt trauma.

Answer 9

Myositis Osificans

Question 10

Loose areolar CT that surronds the tendon and functions as an elastic sleeve to provide reduced friction, free movement, and oreintation.

Answer 10

Partenon/Paratendon

Question 11

72 hours after injury

Answer 11

Inflammation

Question 12

Repair

Answer 12

1 - 2 weeks

Question 13

Over 1 year.

Answer 13

Remodeling