Types Of Soft Tissues And Classification Of Injuries

Question 1

Collagenous

Answer 1

Tough strong bundled great tensile strength

Question 2

Reticular

Answer 2

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

Question 3

Hemopoietic

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

Question 4

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

Answer 5

Connect bone to bone one stretched forever stretched

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Tendon

Answer 6

Connects muscle Tbone

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Muscle

Answer 7

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

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Cartilage

Answer 8

Gristle like padding on or between bones at the joints

Question 9

Hyaline cartilage

Answer 9

Smooth surface allows for easy glide

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Fibrocartilage disk

Answer 10

Provide support and cushion like the meniscus in your knee

Question 11

Joint capsule

Answer 11

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

Question 12

Bursa

Answer 12

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

Question 13

Acute injury

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Sudden in onset

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Chronic injury

Answer 14

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

Question 15

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

Question 17

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

Question 19

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

Question 22

Chondromalacia

Answer 22

Softening of cartilage bone ends example hyland cartilage

Question 23

Crepitus

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

Question 24

Myositis ossificans

Answer 24

Inflammation of muscle that turned into bone

Question 25

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

Answer 27

Bone and move away from each other

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Sprain

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Injury to a ligament

Question 29

Strain

Answer 29

Injury to a muscle or tendon

Question 30

Tendinitis

Answer 30

Inflammation of the tendon

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Epistaxes

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Nosebleed

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Hemorrhage

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Bleeding

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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

Question 35

Concussion

Answer 35

Dramatic brain injury

Question 36

Itis

Answer 36

Inflammation

Question 37

Blister

Answer 37

Forms from friction a fluid filled section of the skin

Question 38

Abrasion

Answer 38

Superficial scrape

Question 39

Bruise

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Black and blue color of the skin

Question 40

Laceration

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Jagged cut to the skin

Question 41

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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Looseness

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Aspiration

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Withdrawing fluid from an area with a needle

Question 47

Pitting edema

Answer 47

Poke and leave a little Divet in the skin

Question 48

Reduction

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Fixes this location into alignment

Question 49

Septic

Answer 49

Toxic

Question 50

Connective tissue

Answer 50

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