Friday, September 23, 2016
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
Thursday, September 15, 2016
For FRIDAY
CPR Rescue Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8tZT2Jx8H0
Wrist Spica Video (sound sucks at first but gets better)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jifmTe3ZElc&index=5&list=PL516F27DB3BA1840C
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8tZT2Jx8H0
Wrist Spica Video (sound sucks at first but gets better)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jifmTe3ZElc&index=5&list=PL516F27DB3BA1840C
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Monday, January 18, 2016
Final Review Answer Key
Which Specialist would you see for...
1. Arch problems- Podiatrist (ab)
2. Dislocated jaw-Dentist, Oral Surgeon (d)
3. Dislocated shoulder- Orthopedist (e)
4. Rehab and support for new injury- certified athletic trainer (a)
5. low back pain- chiropractor (ad)
6. Eating disorder- nutritionist (ac)
7. Throwing Speed issues- coach (c)
8. Problems with game resulting from leg strength- strength and conditioning specialist (b)
9. Bronchitis- internist (ae)
10. Physical Exam- internist (ae)
True/False
11. An ATC can start after high school and a two year internship (F)
12. An ATC can dispense medications (f)
13. When taping over a cut or wound, apply extra pre-wrap (f)
14. When taping over a nipple, use a bandaid (t)
15. The American College of Athletic Training oversees ATC's in the US (F)
16. OSHA stands for the Occupational Standards of Health Applications (f)
17. OSHA standards for blood care include wearing gloves, barriers between cuts, and washing hands after removing gloves (t)
Matching
18. Connects muscle to bone- tendon
19. Provides cushion and reduces friction between tendon and bone - bursa
20. Found in joints as shock absorbers- cartilage
21. Connects bone to bone- ligaments
22. Can be stretched past resting length and return to normal- muscle
23. Filled with water and can swell with trauma- bursa
24. A tear here is called a sprain- ligament
Matching
25. Tingling- parasthesia
26. Separation of a fixed joint- diastasis
27. Complete separation of a movable joint- dislocation
28. Tear in a muscle- strain
29. separation of a piece of tissue- avulsion
30. no feeling/numbness- anasthesia
31. mass of blood trapped in tissue- hematoma
32. Diffuse collection of blood- contusion
33. Partial separation of a joint- subluxation
34. tear in a ligament- sprain
35. break in a bone- stress fracture
Matching
36. Look for obvious swelling - observation
37. compression tests- special tests
38. check skin tone- observation
39. touch away from the pain- palpation
40. look for bruising- observation
41. check ligaments for integrity- special tests
42. ask where it hurts- history
43. find out if first time- history
True False
44. Ice 40 on, 20 off- False
45. Compression should be used if fracture is not present- True
HOPS- History, Observation, Palpation, Special Tests
H- How, when and where did the injury occur?
O- Swelling, deformities, discoloration
P- Touch away from the pain and then towards it
S- Perform ligamentous tests
RICE- Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
R- Rest immediately after injury- get out of the game
I- Ice- Ice for 20 minutes
C- Compression- Wrap with Ace bandage to limit swelling
Elevation- Raise the part above the heart
Matching
1. Use a teardrop or fan method- sprained arch or plantar fasciitis
2. Results from being stepped on- Jones Fracture
3. Highly contagious- athlete's foot
4. Treat with soaking and cutting a v- ingrown toenail
5. pain in the heel- plantar fasciitis
6. When the hallux slowly moves out of position- bunion
7. Pull the toe into slight flexion with tape job- turf toe
8. Can result in bacterial infection- ingrown toenail
9. Pain when stepping down- sprained arch
ARCH picture-
a-b - transverse arch
b-c lateral longitudinal arch
a-c medial longitudinal arch
FOOT picture- (medial foot)
Should label the deltoid ligament, and the achilles tendon
Clarks Sign Test-
Name- Clark's sign
Test for- Chondromalacia
Position the patient- Long sitting
Position self- to the side
Describe the procedure- put distal movement force on the patella and slide it- ask patient to tighten the quad and allow the patella to move proximally
Positive sign- pain, grinding, crepitus
True/False
1. Medial collateral ligament is attached to the medial joint capsule and medial meniscus- True
2. PCL - false- posterior CRUCIATE ligament
3. There are two meniscus' in the knee- true
4. The patella is in a tendon- true
5. Jumper's knee is tendonitis of the quad tendon- false
6. There are three ligaments in the knee- false
7. The biceps femoris is the largest of the hamstrings- true
8. The vastus lateralis is on the lateral hamstring- false
9. Vastus intermedius is below the rectus femoris- true
10. To assist with stretching, position patient side lying and pull posteriorly- false
11. The safest way to stretch quadriceps is side lying- true
12. Women have more knee problems than men- true
13. The creak test is for chondromalacia- false
14. The valgus stress test tests the MCL for instability- true
Knee picture
1. Femur
2. Femoral condyle (not tested)
3. medial mensicus
4. Medial Collateral ligament
5. Tibial tuberosity
6. Fibula
7. patellar tendon
8. Lateral meniscus
9. Lateral Collateral ligament
10. (ignore)
Head questions
1. Cerebrum
2. nasal bone
3. zygomatic bone
4. brain stem
5. frontal bone
6. mandible
7. occipital bone
8. cerebellum
9. Parietal
10. meninges
Skull picture-
label- occipital bone, external occipital protuberance, mastoid process, zygomatic bone, temporal bone, parietal bone, nasal bone, frontal bone, maxilla, mandible
1. Arch problems- Podiatrist (ab)
2. Dislocated jaw-Dentist, Oral Surgeon (d)
3. Dislocated shoulder- Orthopedist (e)
4. Rehab and support for new injury- certified athletic trainer (a)
5. low back pain- chiropractor (ad)
6. Eating disorder- nutritionist (ac)
7. Throwing Speed issues- coach (c)
8. Problems with game resulting from leg strength- strength and conditioning specialist (b)
9. Bronchitis- internist (ae)
10. Physical Exam- internist (ae)
True/False
11. An ATC can start after high school and a two year internship (F)
12. An ATC can dispense medications (f)
13. When taping over a cut or wound, apply extra pre-wrap (f)
14. When taping over a nipple, use a bandaid (t)
15. The American College of Athletic Training oversees ATC's in the US (F)
16. OSHA stands for the Occupational Standards of Health Applications (f)
17. OSHA standards for blood care include wearing gloves, barriers between cuts, and washing hands after removing gloves (t)
Matching
18. Connects muscle to bone- tendon
19. Provides cushion and reduces friction between tendon and bone - bursa
20. Found in joints as shock absorbers- cartilage
21. Connects bone to bone- ligaments
22. Can be stretched past resting length and return to normal- muscle
23. Filled with water and can swell with trauma- bursa
24. A tear here is called a sprain- ligament
Matching
25. Tingling- parasthesia
26. Separation of a fixed joint- diastasis
27. Complete separation of a movable joint- dislocation
28. Tear in a muscle- strain
29. separation of a piece of tissue- avulsion
30. no feeling/numbness- anasthesia
31. mass of blood trapped in tissue- hematoma
32. Diffuse collection of blood- contusion
33. Partial separation of a joint- subluxation
34. tear in a ligament- sprain
35. break in a bone- stress fracture
Matching
36. Look for obvious swelling - observation
37. compression tests- special tests
38. check skin tone- observation
39. touch away from the pain- palpation
40. look for bruising- observation
41. check ligaments for integrity- special tests
42. ask where it hurts- history
43. find out if first time- history
True False
44. Ice 40 on, 20 off- False
45. Compression should be used if fracture is not present- True
HOPS- History, Observation, Palpation, Special Tests
H- How, when and where did the injury occur?
O- Swelling, deformities, discoloration
P- Touch away from the pain and then towards it
S- Perform ligamentous tests
RICE- Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
R- Rest immediately after injury- get out of the game
I- Ice- Ice for 20 minutes
C- Compression- Wrap with Ace bandage to limit swelling
Elevation- Raise the part above the heart
Matching
1. Use a teardrop or fan method- sprained arch or plantar fasciitis
2. Results from being stepped on- Jones Fracture
3. Highly contagious- athlete's foot
4. Treat with soaking and cutting a v- ingrown toenail
5. pain in the heel- plantar fasciitis
6. When the hallux slowly moves out of position- bunion
7. Pull the toe into slight flexion with tape job- turf toe
8. Can result in bacterial infection- ingrown toenail
9. Pain when stepping down- sprained arch
ARCH picture-
a-b - transverse arch
b-c lateral longitudinal arch
a-c medial longitudinal arch
FOOT picture- (medial foot)
Should label the deltoid ligament, and the achilles tendon
Clarks Sign Test-
Name- Clark's sign
Test for- Chondromalacia
Position the patient- Long sitting
Position self- to the side
Describe the procedure- put distal movement force on the patella and slide it- ask patient to tighten the quad and allow the patella to move proximally
Positive sign- pain, grinding, crepitus
True/False
1. Medial collateral ligament is attached to the medial joint capsule and medial meniscus- True
2. PCL - false- posterior CRUCIATE ligament
3. There are two meniscus' in the knee- true
4. The patella is in a tendon- true
5. Jumper's knee is tendonitis of the quad tendon- false
6. There are three ligaments in the knee- false
7. The biceps femoris is the largest of the hamstrings- true
8. The vastus lateralis is on the lateral hamstring- false
9. Vastus intermedius is below the rectus femoris- true
10. To assist with stretching, position patient side lying and pull posteriorly- false
11. The safest way to stretch quadriceps is side lying- true
12. Women have more knee problems than men- true
13. The creak test is for chondromalacia- false
14. The valgus stress test tests the MCL for instability- true
Knee picture
1. Femur
2. Femoral condyle (not tested)
3. medial mensicus
4. Medial Collateral ligament
5. Tibial tuberosity
6. Fibula
7. patellar tendon
8. Lateral meniscus
9. Lateral Collateral ligament
10. (ignore)
Head questions
1. Cerebrum
2. nasal bone
3. zygomatic bone
4. brain stem
5. frontal bone
6. mandible
7. occipital bone
8. cerebellum
9. Parietal
10. meninges
Skull picture-
label- occipital bone, external occipital protuberance, mastoid process, zygomatic bone, temporal bone, parietal bone, nasal bone, frontal bone, maxilla, mandible
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