(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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What type of spasm is characterized by alternating contracting/relaxing of a muscle?
Clonic
This cold injury is a medical emergency.
Deep Frostbite
Name one of the types of tissue stress
Shearing
What is the first step to Stop the Bleed?
Apply pressure with hands
When do batting helmets need to be worn in baseball/softball?
On deck
Name a type of sports protective equipment.
Shin guard
What is an external device used to immobilize an injury called?
Splint
A stretch beyond the normal limits of a muscle producing microtears is what degree of injury?
1st degree strain
What is the best method of measuring core body temperature during heat stroke?
Rectal
thermometer
Free
The shoulder and hip joints are examples of which type of joint?
Ball and socket
Cumulative Injury Cycle
An overstretching of a ligament is called what?
Sprain
A warm-up has what effect on the body?
Increased muscle elasticity
When counting lightning by the Flash-to-Bang method, what number do you divide by?
5
Name a type of fracture.
Transverse
A complete separation of two articulating bones is called what?
Dislocation
Heat collapse
Heat syncope
The type of amino acids that must be provided by the diet.
Essential
A professional who prevents, evaluates, and treats athletic injuries.
Athletic trainer
What type of carbohydrate takes longer to digest and get turned into energy?
Complex
Who has the ultimate medical authority in the health care team?
Medical director
The joint b/w the first and second cervical vertebrae is what type of joint?
Pivot
An overstretching of a muscle or tendon is called what?
Strain
When direct pressure doesn't stop bleeding, what is the next step?
Pack the wound
A full rupture of a ligaments producing severe pain and loss of function is what degree of sprain?
3rd degree
During which type of range of motion does the athlete perform the movement themselves?
Active
The muscle that contracts to produce movement.
Agonist
If a person steps on a nail, what sort of skin injury will they have?
Puncture
The act of gradually getting used to an environment so as to increase resistance to heat is called what?
Acclimatization
An incomplete separation of two articulating bones is called what?
Subluxation
The elbow is what type of joint?
Hinge
What cold illness commonly affects exposed body parts, is characterized by peeling/blistering skin, and is only painful for a few days?
Frostnip
How long should a warm-up last at minimum?
10-15 minutes
When two or more professions learn with, about, and from each other to enable effective collaboration and improve health outcomes.
Interprofessional education
A type of stretching involving alternating contractions & stretches.
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
Name a type of recovery technique.
Sleep
A partial tear of a muscle or tendon is what degree of strain?
2nd degree
Name a professional under the performance enhancement side of the sports medicine umbrella.
Sports nutritionist
A tool used to stop life-threatening bleeding.
Tourniquet
What heat illness is characterized by a core temp. of 102°, profuse sweating, a rapid pulse, and is NOT a medical emergency?
Heat exhaustion
The only macronutrient with 9 cal/gram is?
Fat
The medical term for bruising.
Ecchymosis
At what core body temperature does organ damage begin?
106°
After you have secured a splint on an athlete’s leg, what is the next step in splinting?
Check circulation
What is the association that sets minimum safety standards for sports helmets?
NOCSAE
At what % relative humidity does evaporative heat loss stop?
75%
Carbohydrates have this many calories/gram.
4
Which macronutrient is responsible for repairing body tissues?
Protein
