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Match the body parts

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Define the acronym: BP

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An inguinal hernia occurs in what area

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Sprains and strains are the same injury

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An electrocardiogram records the following

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Define the root word chondri / chondro

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Define the suffix - Ectomy

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Which is not a common muscle relaxant

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Analgesics are painkillers. They may be over the counter OTC or available by prescription.

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Naproxen is a common non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication

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Which dense tissue layer wraps around bones & holds it in place

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Which is 1 - Which is 2

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Bulging or Ruptured/Herniated Discs are the most common reasons for back pain

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Which body part is also known as the funny bone

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Our spinal column is composed of three regions. The cervical spine has 7 vertebrae, the thoracic spine has 12 vertebrae and the lumbar spine has vertebrae.

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Which is not a bone of the hand?

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The back of the body is commonly referred to as the:

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How many pairs of ribs extend from the sternum?

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Tarsal refers to the wrist and carpal refers to the ankle

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HNP stands for

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HEP stands for

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Discectomy is the surgical removal of herniated disc material

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The pain from a herniated disc is caused by which of the following two conditions? Choose all that apply

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Back strain and back sprain are the same thing

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A strain involves stretching of

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There are 206 bones in the body

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Babinski's sign is defined as....

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A sprain is .....

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Ibuprofen, aspirin, naproxen and celecoxib are Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory drugs (NSAID)

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Define this acronym: ROM

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Define the medical abbreviation " Tx "

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A dermatologist specializes in the following....

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Three soft layers of tissue or membranes, which pad the area between the brain and the skull are called the meninges

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Complete RC Rupture/Tear, Partial RC tear and impingement are the most common shoulder injuries

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Bone on bone = osteoarthritis

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Arthroscopy is a procedure thats less invasive than surgery and is generally used for joint injuries to determine if a treatment is working

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Arthroplasty is the surgical reconstruction or replacement of a joint

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What parts of the body makes up the shoulder girdle?

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What is RICE

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Whats another name for patella

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Which is NOT an example of conservative treatment?

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What happens during arthroplastic surgery?

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Ligaments are flexible but do not stretch, bind skeletal parts together and support some internal body organs

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Muscles give the body its shape. Three types are striated, smooth, cardiac

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A joint is where two or more bones meet

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What is the full movement potential of a joint, usually in flexion and extension

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A type of joint which allows for the greatest amount of movement

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Which below are examples of cartilage? Check all that apply.

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Which are three types muscles

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Select the parts of the intervertebral disc. Choose all that apply

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Electromyography or myelogram (EMG) determines electrical impulses (or lack of) in extremities to determine nerve damage as well as showing impaired muscles strength

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Another term for a stroke is CVA

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The nerve compression disorder involving the median nerve at the wrist is known as:

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Bruise, contusion or ecchymosis is the same type of injury

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The rotator cuff area is found in the

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Arthritis is a condition involving inflammation of the muscle

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Epidural and facet are two types of:

Quiz on Blozzogrhroensenfoerd, created by c b on 06/03/2017.

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Blozzogrhroensenfoerd

Match the body parts

Define the acronym: BP

An inguinal hernia occurs in what area

Sprains and strains are the same injury

An electrocardiogram records the following

Define the root word chondri / chondro

Define the suffix - Ectomy

Which is not a common muscle relaxant

Analgesics are painkillers. They may be over the counter OTC or available by prescription.

Naproxen is a common non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication

Which dense tissue layer wraps around bones & holds it in place

Which is 1 - Which is 2

Bulging or Ruptured/Herniated Discs are the most common reasons for back pain

Which body part is also known as the funny bone

Our spinal column is composed of three regions. The cervical spine has 7 vertebrae, the thoracic spine has 12 vertebrae and the lumbar spine has vertebrae.

Which is not a bone of the hand?

The back of the body is commonly referred to as the:

How many pairs of ribs extend from the sternum?

Tarsal refers to the wrist and carpal refers to the ankle