HeatexhaustionWhat heat illness ischaracterized by acore temp. of 102°,profuse sweating, arapid pulse, and isNOT a medicalemergency?EssentialThe type ofamino acidsthat must beprovided bythe diet.SplintWhat is anexternal deviceused toimmobilize aninjury called?StrainAnoverstretchingof a muscle ortendon iscalled what?NOCSAEWhat is theassociation thatsets minimumsafetystandards forsports helmets?PackthewoundWhen directpressuredoesn't stopbleeding, whatis the nextstep?FatThe onlymacronutrientwith 9cal/gram is?ActiveDuring whichtype of range ofmotion does theathlete performthe movementthemselves?EcchymosisThemedicalterm forbruising.AgonistThe musclethatcontracts toproducemovement.OndeckWhen do battinghelmets need tobe worn inbaseball/softball?106°At what corebodytemperaturedoes organdamage begin?ClonicWhat type of spasmis characterized byalternatingcontracting/relaxingof a muscle?3rddegreeA full rupture of aligamentsproducing severepain and loss offunction is whatdegree of sprain?1stdegreestrainA stretch beyondthe normal limits ofa muscleproducingmicrotears is whatdegree of injury?TourniquetA tool usedto stop life-threateningbleeding.SportsnutritionistName aprofessional underthe performanceenhancement sideof the sportsmedicine umbrella.75%At what %relativehumidity doesevaporativeheat loss stop?DislocationA completeseparation oftwo articulatingbones is calledwhat?HeatsyncopeHeatcollapseComplexWhat type ofcarbohydratetakes longer todigest and getturned intoenergy?10-15minutesHow longshould awarm-up lastat minimum?2nddegreeA partial tearof a muscleor tendon iswhat degreeof strain?RectalthermometerWhat is the bestmethod ofmeasuring corebody temperatureduring heatstroke?ShearingName oneof the typesof tissuestressProprioceptiveNeuromuscularFacilitationA type ofstretchinginvolvingalternatingcontractions &stretches.DeepFrostbiteThis coldinjury is amedicalemergency.IncreasedmuscleelasticityA warm-uphas whateffect onthe body?5When countinglightning by theFlash-to-Bangmethod, whatnumber do youdivide by?HingeThe elbowis whattype ofjoint?InterprofessionaleducationWhen two or moreprofessions learnwith, about, and fromeach other to enableeffectivecollaboration andimprove healthoutcomes. ShinguardName a typeof sportsprotectiveequipment.PivotThe joint b/wthe first andsecond cervicalvertebrae iswhat type ofjoint?ApplypressurewithhandsWhat is thefirst step toStop theBleed?SprainAnoverstretchingof a ligamentis calledwhat?FrostnipWhat cold illnesscommonly affectsexposed body parts,is characterized bypeeling/blisteringskin, and is onlypainful for a fewdays?CheckcirculationAfter you havesecured a splinton an athlete’sleg, what is thenext step insplinting?MedicaldirectorWho has theultimatemedicalauthority in thehealth careteam?SubluxationAn incompleteseparation oftwo articulatingbones is calledwhat?FreeTransverseName atype offracture.AcclimatizationThe act ofgradually gettingused to anenvironment so asto increaseresistance to heatis called what?AthletictrainerA professionalwho prevents,evaluates, andtreats athleticinjuries.SleepName atype ofrecoverytechnique.PunctureIf a personsteps on a nail,what sort ofskin injury willthey have?ProteinWhichmacronutrientis responsiblefor repairingbody tissues?CumulativeInjuryCycleBallandsocketThe shoulderand hip jointsare examplesof which typeof joint?4Carbohydrateshave this manycalories/gram.HeatexhaustionWhat heat illness ischaracterized by acore temp. of 102°,profuse sweating, arapid pulse, and isNOT a medicalemergency?EssentialThe type ofamino acidsthat must beprovided bythe diet.SplintWhat is anexternal deviceused toimmobilize aninjury called?StrainAnoverstretchingof a muscle ortendon iscalled what?NOCSAEWhat is theassociation thatsets minimumsafetystandards forsports helmets?PackthewoundWhen directpressuredoesn't stopbleeding, whatis the nextstep?FatThe onlymacronutrientwith 9cal/gram is?ActiveDuring whichtype of range ofmotion does theathlete performthe movementthemselves?EcchymosisThemedicalterm forbruising.AgonistThe musclethatcontracts toproducemovement.OndeckWhen do battinghelmets need tobe worn inbaseball/softball?106°At what corebodytemperaturedoes organdamage begin?ClonicWhat type of spasmis characterized byalternatingcontracting/relaxingof a muscle?3rddegreeA full rupture of aligamentsproducing severepain and loss offunction is whatdegree of sprain?1stdegreestrainA stretch beyondthe normal limits ofa muscleproducingmicrotears is whatdegree of injury?TourniquetA tool usedto stop life-threateningbleeding.SportsnutritionistName aprofessional underthe performanceenhancement sideof the sportsmedicine umbrella.75%At what %relativehumidity doesevaporativeheat loss stop?DislocationA completeseparation oftwo articulatingbones is calledwhat?HeatsyncopeHeatcollapseComplexWhat type ofcarbohydratetakes longer todigest and getturned intoenergy?10-15minutesHow longshould awarm-up lastat minimum?2nddegreeA partial tearof a muscleor tendon iswhat degreeof strain?RectalthermometerWhat is the bestmethod ofmeasuring corebody temperatureduring heatstroke?ShearingName oneof the typesof tissuestressProprioceptiveNeuromuscularFacilitationA type ofstretchinginvolvingalternatingcontractions &stretches.DeepFrostbiteThis coldinjury is amedicalemergency.IncreasedmuscleelasticityA warm-uphas whateffect onthe body?5When countinglightning by theFlash-to-Bangmethod, whatnumber do youdivide by?HingeThe elbowis whattype ofjoint?InterprofessionaleducationWhen two or moreprofessions learnwith, about, and fromeach other to enableeffectivecollaboration andimprove healthoutcomes. ShinguardName a typeof sportsprotectiveequipment.PivotThe joint b/wthe first andsecond cervicalvertebrae iswhat type ofjoint?ApplypressurewithhandsWhat is thefirst step toStop theBleed?SprainAnoverstretchingof a ligamentis calledwhat?FrostnipWhat cold illnesscommonly affectsexposed body parts,is characterized bypeeling/blisteringskin, and is onlypainful for a fewdays?CheckcirculationAfter you havesecured a splinton an athlete’sleg, what is thenext step insplinting?MedicaldirectorWho has theultimatemedicalauthority in thehealth careteam?SubluxationAn incompleteseparation oftwo articulatingbones is calledwhat?FreeTransverseName atype offracture.AcclimatizationThe act ofgradually gettingused to anenvironment so asto increaseresistance to heatis called what?AthletictrainerA professionalwho prevents,evaluates, andtreats athleticinjuries.SleepName atype ofrecoverytechnique.PunctureIf a personsteps on a nail,what sort ofskin injury willthey have?ProteinWhichmacronutrientis responsiblefor repairingbody tissues?CumulativeInjuryCycleBallandsocketThe shoulderand hip jointsare examplesof which typeof joint?4Carbohydrateshave this manycalories/gram.

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  1. What heat illness is characterized by a core temp. of 102°, profuse sweating, a rapid pulse, and is NOT a medical emergency?
    Heat exhaustion
  2. The type of amino acids that must be provided by the diet.
    Essential
  3. What is an external device used to immobilize an injury called?
    Splint
  4. An overstretching of a muscle or tendon is called what?
    Strain
  5. What is the association that sets minimum safety standards for sports helmets?
    NOCSAE
  6. When direct pressure doesn't stop bleeding, what is the next step?
    Pack the wound
  7. The only macronutrient with 9 cal/gram is?
    Fat
  8. During which type of range of motion does the athlete perform the movement themselves?
    Active
  9. The medical term for bruising.
    Ecchymosis
  10. The muscle that contracts to produce movement.
    Agonist
  11. When do batting helmets need to be worn in baseball/softball?
    On deck
  12. At what core body temperature does organ damage begin?
    106°
  13. What type of spasm is characterized by alternating contracting/relaxing of a muscle?
    Clonic
  14. A full rupture of a ligaments producing severe pain and loss of function is what degree of sprain?
    3rd degree
  15. A stretch beyond the normal limits of a muscle producing microtears is what degree of injury?
    1st degree strain
  16. A tool used to stop life-threatening bleeding.
    Tourniquet
  17. Name a professional under the performance enhancement side of the sports medicine umbrella.
    Sports nutritionist
  18. At what % relative humidity does evaporative heat loss stop?
    75%
  19. A complete separation of two articulating bones is called what?
    Dislocation
  20. Heat collapse
    Heat syncope
  21. What type of carbohydrate takes longer to digest and get turned into energy?
    Complex
  22. How long should a warm-up last at minimum?
    10-15 minutes
  23. A partial tear of a muscle or tendon is what degree of strain?
    2nd degree
  24. What is the best method of measuring core body temperature during heat stroke?
    Rectal thermometer
  25. Name one of the types of tissue stress
    Shearing
  26. A type of stretching involving alternating contractions & stretches.
    Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
  27. This cold injury is a medical emergency.
    Deep Frostbite
  28. A warm-up has what effect on the body?
    Increased muscle elasticity
  29. When counting lightning by the Flash-to-Bang method, what number do you divide by?
    5
  30. The elbow is what type of joint?
    Hinge
  31. When two or more professions learn with, about, and from each other to enable effective collaboration and improve health outcomes.
    Interprofessional education
  32. Name a type of sports protective equipment.
    Shin guard
  33. The joint b/w the first and second cervical vertebrae is what type of joint?
    Pivot
  34. What is the first step to Stop the Bleed?
    Apply pressure with hands
  35. An overstretching of a ligament is called what?
    Sprain
  36. What cold illness commonly affects exposed body parts, is characterized by peeling/blistering skin, and is only painful for a few days?
    Frostnip
  37. After you have secured a splint on an athlete’s leg, what is the next step in splinting?
    Check circulation
  38. Who has the ultimate medical authority in the health care team?
    Medical director
  39. An incomplete separation of two articulating bones is called what?
    Subluxation
  40. Free
  41. Name a type of fracture.
    Transverse
  42. The act of gradually getting used to an environment so as to increase resistance to heat is called what?
    Acclimatization
  43. A professional who prevents, evaluates, and treats athletic injuries.
    Athletic trainer
  44. Name a type of recovery technique.
    Sleep
  45. If a person steps on a nail, what sort of skin injury will they have?
    Puncture
  46. Which macronutrient is responsible for repairing body tissues?
    Protein
  47. Cumulative Injury Cycle
  48. The shoulder and hip joints are examples of which type of joint?
    Ball and socket
  49. Carbohydrates have this many calories/gram.
    4