Sports Med
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| Which of these bones is NOT a long bone in the body? A) Radius B) Rib C) Femur D) Tibia | B) Rib
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| Which bone is considered a short bone in the body? A) Carpals B) Patella C)Tarsals D) All | D) All
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| The scapula is grouped with the irregular bones in the body? True False | False
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| What is the correct order for the four stages of fracture healing? | Inflammation, Soft Callus, Hard Callus, Remodeling
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| Ligaments connect one bone to another bone. True False | True
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| How many tarsal bones in the body? | 7
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| How many true ribs on the body? | 7
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| How many carpal bones in the body? | 8
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| Which type of fracture is most severe and requires EMS to be called? | Compound
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| All fractures heal at the same rate no matter the person's age, health, or type of fracture. True False | False
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| Which mineral do the osteoblasts lay down on the collagen matrix to build bone? | Calcium
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| When are your bones the most flexible? | As a kid
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| How many false ribs in the body? | 3
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| How many thoracic vertebrae in the body? | 12
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| How many cervical vertebrae in the body? | 7
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| How does CPR help when a person goes into Cardiac Arrest? | It helps the blood flow through the heart and to the brain.
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| How many minutes can the brain go without oxygen before brain damage begins to occur? | 4-6 minutes
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| What is the first thing a person should do before beginning CPR? | Check the scene is safe.
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| What is the compression to breaths ratio for adult CPR? | 30:2
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| How many chest compressions should be given each minute when giving CPR? | 100
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| When you deliver the first rescue breath, what would you do if the chest does not rise? | Reposition the head using head-tilt chin lift
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| What is the first step to using an AED? | Turn on the AED
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| Interruptions during CPR should be kept to under how many seconds? | 10
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| Why should you use gloves and a mouth barrier device when delivering CPR? | To prevent the rescuer from contracting a disease.
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| What is the norm. resting pulse rate? | 60-80 beats per minute
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| What is the norm. blood pressure level? | 120/80 or lower
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| After blood travels through the Pulmonary Artery, where does it go next? | Lungs
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| After blood travels through the Left Ventricle, where does it go next? | Pulmonary Artery
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| Blood returns to the heart form the body through which structure? | Vena Cava
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| Pulmonary circulation is defined as blood that circulates from the heart to the rest of the body. True False | False
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| Which blood structure seperates the deoxygenated blood from mixing with oxygenated blood? | Septum
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| What is the max heart rate for an individual who is 30 years old? | 190
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| What is the name for an irregular heart rhythm? | Arrhythmia
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| Which structure carries blood back to the heart? | Veins
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| The nervous system is split into two divisions. What are they? | The Peripheral Nervous System and The Central Nervous System
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| What is NOT a type of spinal cord injury? | Concussion
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| About how many people per year sustain a spinal cord injury in the U.S.? | 11,000
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| The peripheral nervous system is made up of sensory and motor neurons. True False | True
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| The central nervous system is made up of: | The brain and the spinal cord
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| The long terms effects of concussions are still unknown. True False | True
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| When an athlete sustains a concussion before the initial concussion has had a chance to heal? | Second Impact Syndrome
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| How quickly does brain death begin to occur during second impact syndrome due to rapid swelling of the brain? | 3-5 min
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| The S/S of a concussion can include headache, memory loss, balance problems, double or fuzzy vision, and dizziness. True False | True
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