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SPORTS MEDICINE: Ch 12 Test Questions & Correct Verified Answers 2025-2026. Graded A, Exams of Medicine

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SPORTS MEDICINE: Ch 12 Test
Questions & Correct Verified Answers
2025-2026. Graded A
Define osteochondritis dissecans. – ANS condition in which a fragment of
cartilage and underlying bone are detached from the articular surface
*DONT NEED TO KNOW*
Define the condition known as a ganglion. – ANS herniation of the
synovium surrounding a tendon
Define the term Volkmann's contracture. – ANS contracture of muscles of
the forearm related to a loss of blood supply caused by a fracture and/or
dislocation of either of the bones in the forearm or the hu
merus
*DONT NEED TO KNOW*
Describe briefly the mechanism of injury for a posterior dislocation of the
elbow. - ANSa fall in which the elbow is in either an extended or flexed
position
Describe the signs and symptoms of a Colles' fracture. - ANS1. history of
significant trauma
2. feeling the bone snap or hearing a popping sound
3. deformity; severe swelling that may affect hand and fingers; severe pain;
and significant loss of wrist, hand, or finger motion
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SPORTS MEDICINE: Ch 12 Test

Questions & Correct Verified Answers

2025-2026. Graded A

Define osteochondritis dissecans. – ANS condition in which a fragment of cartilage and underlying bone are detached from the articular surface DONT NEED TO KNOW Define the condition known as a ganglion. – ANS herniation of the synovium surrounding a tendon Define the term Volkmann's contracture. – ANS contracture of muscles of the forearm related to a loss of blood supply caused by a fracture and/or dislocation of either of the bones in the forearm or the hu merus DONT NEED TO KNOW Describe briefly the mechanism of injury for a posterior dislocation of the elbow. - ANSa fall in which the elbow is in either an extended or flexed position Describe the signs and symptoms of a Colles' fracture. - ANS1. history of significant trauma

  1. feeling the bone snap or hearing a popping sound
  2. deformity; severe swelling that may affect hand and fingers; severe pain; and significant loss of wrist, hand, or finger motion
  1. loss of sensation in either hand or fingers may occur DONT NEED TO KNOW Describe the signs and symptoms of gamekeeper's thumb; explain and demonstrate the appropriate first aid for an athlete suspected of having sustained such an injury. - ANSsigns and symptoms:
  2. history of an appropriate injury mechanism
  3. pain and swelling over the area of the ulnar collateral ligament (MP joint)
  4. snapping or popping at the time of injury
  5. inability to move the thumb or grip first aid:
  6. apply ICE
  7. apply splint or tape to support
  8. refer athlete to a physician if significant instability Explain and demonstrate the appropriate first aid care for a suspected phalangeal fracture of the hand. - ANSan isolated phalangeal fracture can be buddy-taped to an adjacent finger Explain and/or demonstrate the appropriate first aid care for an athlete with a suspected dislocation of the elbow. - ANS1. application of ice & compression
  9. application of splint & sling-and-swathe bandage
  10. monitoring distal pulse
  11. treatment for shock
  12. summon EMS

Explain the mechanism of injury and the structures involved in the condition known as jersey finger. - ANScatching the finger in an opponent's clothing structures involved is the finger flexor tendon Explain the mechanism of injury and the structures involved in the condition known as mallet finger - ANSa blow to the fingertip while extending it from a flexed position structure that involves is the distal phalanx and torn extenor tendon Explain the term myositis ossificans traumatica as it relates to a condition of the upper arm known as tackler's exostosis. - ANSinflammation of muscle; involves chronic inflammation of muscle, leading to the development of bonelike tissue in the muscle; common in football so much that the condition has become known as tacker's exostosis DONT NEED TO KNOW http://www.gcisd-k12.org/site/handlers/filedownload.ashx? moduleinstanceid=7183&dataid=8027&FileName=Pfeiffer_5_IM_Chapter 2.doc - ANS List the signs and symptoms of a dislocation of the elbow. - ANS1. gross elbow deformity in dislocations

  1. loss of function and severe pain
  2. mild swelling & localized pain in minor sprains
  3. difficulty in gripping or making a fist
  1. possible neurological symptoms DONT NEED TO KNOW List the signs and symptoms of a humeral fracture. - ANS1. severe pain in the region of the upper arm with a recent history of trauma to the area
  2. deformity may be present and visible, especially when compared with the opposite extremity
  3. loss of function or an unwillingness to use the extremity
  4. muscle spasm in the musculature surrounding the extremity
  5. athlete may report having felt a snap or heard a pop at the time of injury
  6. if radial nerve is involved there may be loss of sensation into the dorsum of the forearm and wrist. this may result in loss of strength in the wrist extensors List the three articulations of the elbow. articulation: points where they meet - ANShumeroulnar, humeroradial, proximal radioulnar joints Review the signs and symptoms of either medial or lateral epicondylitis of the elbow. - ANS1. pain and swelling in the region of one or both epicondyles
  7. pain that worsens with activity
  8. radiating pain into forearm muscles
  9. epicondylar pain associated with resisted wrist movements DONT NEED TO KNOW

DONT NEED TO KNOW

Which major nerve passes through this tunnel? - ANSulnar nerve Which one of the following carpal bones can be located within a region at the base of the thumb known as the anatomic snuffbox? a. Lunate b. Pisiform c. Hamate d. Capitate e. Scaphoid - ANSe Which specific ligamentous structure is damaged in the condition known as gamekeeper's thumb? - ANSulnar collateral ligament