Muscle, Bone, And Joint Injuries
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Which of the following is an acute or chronic soft tissue injury that occurs to a muscle, tendon, or both?
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Muscle strain
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Muscle pull
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Muscle tear
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Muscle lump
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This quiz covers key concepts in identifying and managing muscle, bone, and joint injuries, including types of fractures, symptoms of sprains, and healing processes.
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Which of the following is NOT a type of fracture?
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Greenstick fracture
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Bowing fracture
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Single fracture
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Acute fracture
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A. Acute fractureExplanation
Acute fracture is a type of fracture, characterized by a clean break in the bone caused by a sudden injury or trauma. Greenstick fracture, bowing fracture, and single fracture are all types of fractures.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is NOT a symptom of a sprain?
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Warmth
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Redness
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Coldness
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Swelling
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A. ColdnessExplanation
Coldness is not a symptom of a sprain because a sprain is an injury to a ligament, which is a band of tissue that connects bones together. Symptoms of a sprain typically include warmth, redness, and swelling due to inflammation in the affected area. Coldness is not associated with a sprain and is not a typical symptom.Rate this question:
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How do your bones heal?
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They are stapled back together
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They are glued together
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They are natural healers
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They stay broken forever
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A. They are natural healersExplanation
Bones have the ability to heal themselves naturally through a process called bone remodeling. When a bone is fractured, the body initiates a series of cellular and molecular events that promote the formation of new bone tissue. This process involves the recruitment of specialized cells called osteoblasts, which produce new bone material, and osteoclasts, which break down and remove damaged bone tissue. Over time, these cells work together to rebuild and repair the fractured bone, allowing it to regain its strength and function. Therefore, the correct answer is that bones are natural healers.Rate this question:
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What would an athletic trainer NOT do?
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Clinical diagnostic
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X-ray
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Injury prevention
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Therapy
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A. X-rayExplanation
An athletic trainer would not perform X-rays. While they may be involved in diagnosing and treating injuries, their role does not typically involve conducting diagnostic imaging such as X-rays. Instead, they focus on injury prevention, providing therapy, and offering clinical support. X-rays are usually performed by radiologists or other medical professionals specializing in imaging.Rate this question:
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