Week 10

Question 1

Palpation

Answer 1

Examination by touch; used to find swelling, temperature, deformity, or point tenderness when evaluating an injury

Question 2

Hemathrosis

Answer 2

Blood in a joint

Question 3

Hematoma

Answer 3

A collection of blood under the skin

Question 4

Effusion

Answer 4

Collection of fluid in a cavity (such as a joint capsule)

Question 5

Epistaxis

Answer 5

Nosebleed

Question 6

Fracture

Answer 6

A chip, crack, or complete break in a bone

Question 7

Functional Test

Answer 7

Active, agility, and resisted exercise used to determine how an athlete is

Question 8

H.O.P.S.

Answer 8

Systematic method of evaluation: history, observation, palpation, special test

Question 9

History

Answer 9

Assessment of how and when an injury occurred, the chief complaint, and whether the injury has occurred to this body part before

Question 10

Observation

Answer 10

Examination of an injury by visualizing for bleeding, swelling, deformity, or discoloration; always include comparing the injured part to the uninjured part on the other side