5 Written Questions
5 Matching Questions
- • Bone goes through_
- How can RSI be prevented?
- What is treatment for a RSI?
- • Rest is often the only treatment needed _
- What are the effects of a mild sprain?
- a _for bursitis
- b Self limiting, with full functioning returning within 3 - 6 weeks.
- c Through education and ergonomics.
- d Identifying the precipitating activity, modification of activity, pain management with heat/cold application, rest, physical therapy, for strengthening and conditioning, and lifestyle changes.
- e _eight stages of self-healing (union).
5 Multiple Choice Questions
- Prompt attention. Realignment and then immobilization by bracing, taping or using a sling to allow time for ligaments and tissue to heal.
- CTS - caused by compression of the median nerve, which enters the hand through carpal tunnel.
- _shoulder weakness, pain, and decreased range of motion (ROM).
- _repeated or excessive trauma or friction, rheumatoid arthritis, or infection.
- Surgical repair of a muscle and surrounding fascia or tendons.
5 True/False Questions
How do you prevent CTS? → Through education and ergonomics.
How are strains and sprains classified? → First, second or third degree depending on the amount of damage.
• A Colles' fracture is a _ → _fracture of the distal radius. Manifestations are pain, swelling, and obvious deformity of the wrist.
What is RICE? → Injury to ligamentous structures surrounding a joint, usually caused by wrenching or twisting motion.
• Signs of fracture include _ → _immediate localized pain, decreased function, and inability to bear weight or use affected part. Obvious bone deformity may be present.