Unit 1: Review Flashcards

1
Q

What type of force crushes tissues?

A

compression

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2
Q

What type of injuries to compression forces usally cause?

A

Contusion

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3
Q

If you hear a snap of a bone during an arm wrestle what may that indicate?

A

spiral fracture

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4
Q

What is microtrauma

A

chronic, repetitivly

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5
Q

What happens if a force exeds a tissues elastic limit; aslo known as the —

A

The yeild point.
(After that plastic changes occur. which is perminate changes)

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6
Q

Where are injuries to the ….(20:00)

A

mid– tendon;
or musculotendonis junction

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7
Q

complete fracture; little movement; no movement

A

closed fracture

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8
Q

growth plate injuries occur during the age of ___

A

children and adolsents
8–16

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9
Q

avolusion fracture

A

bone pulled away

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10
Q

March frauture

A

Is a stress fracture in the foot

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11
Q

Where could you get a stress fracture?

A

Tibia–becuase the neck of the femur can cause repetitive stress
Scapula—weight lifting with too heavy of a load
In the feet
Femur

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12
Q

Burning, tingaling in arm after tackel. How would that effect them?

A

neuro-praxia;
pinching in the opposite direction

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13
Q

Pain away in the sight of the injury

A

reffered pain

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14
Q

What is discoloration? swelling

A

ecimosysy;

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15
Q

whats an example of a ijury from a sherring force?

A

Blisters and abrasions

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16
Q

Muscles are guarding?

A

muscle guarding; protect area from trauma

17
Q

spasms vs a cramp

A

Cramp—Painful, involuntary
- electrolight imbalance
- dehytradion

Spasms—reflex reactions

18
Q

What causes or indicate a jump sign?

A

Active trigger point

19
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