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First Exam: Sports Medicine Team, Orientation To The Body, Injury Terminology, Basic Skeleton, Bone Injury And Bone Fractures > Types Of Soft Tissues And Classification Of Injuries > Flashcards

Types Of Soft Tissues And Classification Of Injuries Flashcards

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Collagenous

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Tough strong bundled great tensile strength

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Reticular

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Found in spleen lymph nodes and bone marrow defends against harmful substances

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Hemopoietic

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Composes bone marrow in the lymphatic system forms RBCs wbc’s and platelets

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Dense fibrous

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Composers tendons ligaments deep facia dermis capsules around organs and scar tissue it provides a strong flexible connections

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Ligament

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Connect bone to bone one stretched forever stretched

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Tendon

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Connects muscle Tbone

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Muscle

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Contractile tissue shortens and lengthens full of blood vessels exist in pairs

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Cartilage

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Gristle like padding on or between bones at the joints

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Hyaline cartilage

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Smooth surface allows for easy glide

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Fibrocartilage disk

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Provide support and cushion like the meniscus in your knee

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Joint capsule

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Encloses freely movable joints is lined with synovial membrane that secretes lubricating fluid

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Bursa

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Fibrous tissue lined synovial sack of fluid between moving structures outside the joint between tendon and bone allow friction free movement

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Acute injury

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Sudden in onset

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Chronic injury

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Usually has gradual onset and his long lasting pain when doing activity

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Atrophy

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Muscle wasting or losing muscle mass

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Hypertrophy

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Muscle building or enlarged muscles not just skeletal muscle

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Bursitis

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Inflammation of the bursa

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Adhesion

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Scar tissue or membrous connections that bind tissues down

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Contusion

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Bump or impact to the body

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Ecccymosis

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Bruce refers to the black and blue coloration of contusion

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Edema

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Fluid in the tissue swelling of lower limbs

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Chondromalacia

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Softening of cartilage bone ends example hyland cartilage

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Crepitus

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Description of crunching or grinding sensation when two rough bones move together

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Myositis ossificans

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Inflammation of muscle that turned into bone

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Dislocation

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Ends of two bones and joints are no longer in alignment

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Subluxation

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Bones start to slip out of alignment but then spontaneously reduce themselves

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Separation

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Bone and move away from each other

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Sprain

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Injury to a ligament

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Strain

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Injury to a muscle or tendon

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Tendinitis

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Inflammation of the tendon

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Epistaxes

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Hemorrhage

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Hematuria

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Blood in the urine

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Tinnitus

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Ringing in the ears

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Concussion

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Dramatic brain injury

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Itis

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Inflammation

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Blister

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Forms from friction a fluid filled section of the skin

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Abrasion

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Superficial scrape

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Bruise

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Black and blue color of the skin

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Laceration

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Jagged cut to the skin

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Avulsion

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Laceration with a flap of tissue

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Incision

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Straight clean cuts on skin

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Puncture

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Penetration by a very narrow option

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Fracture

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Break in a bone

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Laxity

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Aspiration

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Withdrawing fluid from an area with a needle

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Pitting edema

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Poke and leave a little Divet in the skin

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Reduction

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Fixes this location into alignment

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Septic

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Connective tissue

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Most prevalent tissue in the body it connects transports supports and defends

First Exam: Sports Medicine Team, Orientation To The Body, Injury Terminology, Basic Skeleton, Bone Injury And Bone Fractures (9 decks)

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