Hamstring tear - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CNUR 204- Final Exam Prep Sprains - correct answer - Injury related to stretching of a ligament surrounding a joint - extremely painful - most common site: ankle, wrist, shoulder, backs 3 Degree's of Sprains - correct answer 1st degree- mild, involves tears of only a few fibres, of an involved tissue, swelling, tenderness 2nd- moderate, partial disruption, stretching or tearing injury related to mild tenderness, swelling 3rd- severe, complete tearing of the ligament, moderate ...

Orthopedic Nursing Care Complete Questions And Answer 2023 What is the most commonly reported injuries? Contusions, Strains, and Sprains. Contusion Blunt force-bleeding into soft tissue, but skin remains intact. (Swelling, discoloration of skin) Least serious Strain Stretching injury to a muscle or a muscle-tendon unit. Caused by mechanical overloading. (Pain, limited motion, muscle spasms/weakness, swelling.) Most common: lower abck and Hamstring muscle Sprain Stretch/tear of ligament...

Direct injury Caused by an external force.Can be caused by: A collision with another player (tackle in rugby), being struck with an object (a cricket ball). Indirect Injury Caused by an internal force in the body. Examples are muscle or ligament strains or tears (sprinter tearing a hamstring). Soft Tissue Injury Occur in muscles, tendons, ligaments as well as the skin. Examples include: tears, sprains, contusions (bruises), skin abrasions, laceration and blisters. Hard Ti...

What is the outermost layer of connective tissue that surrounds muscle? Select one: a. Endomysium b. Perineurium c. Perimysium d. Epimysium - ANSWERSD Which exercise can help decrease perturbation and help achieve neuromuscular control? Select one: a. Squat on a wobble board b. Deadlift c. Bench press d. Sled push - ANSWERSA A team focused on winning and being better than others operates in which kind of environment? Select one: a. Emotion-focused b. Outcome-oriented c....

Pilates Special Populations Questions and Answers 100% Verified Cardiovascular Disease What is it? Any disease of heart/blood vessels Do Ensure client is hydrated Refer to GP Don't Do extreme temps (over 80 degrees) weight bearing in cases of foot wounds for hypertension avoid high intensity or suddenly moving to upright positions Heart Attack Warning Signs What is it? pressure in chest pain/discomfort in arm(s), back, neck, jaw,stomach shortness of breath cold sweats, nau...

CNUR 204- Final Exam Prep Sprains - correct answer - Injury related to stretching of a ligament surrounding a joint - extremely painful - most common site: ankle, wrist, shoulder, backs 3 Degree's of Sprains - correct answer 1st degree- mild, involves tears of only a few fibres, of an involved tissue, swelling, tenderness 2nd- moderate, partial disruption, stretching or tearing injury related to mild tenderness, swelling 3rd- severe, complete tearing of the ligament, moderate ...

UTT NURS 3303 Exam 4 Questions 100% Solved. Types of Bone - answer- cortical: solid, dense - trabecular: aka cancellous, non-solid, has an inner meshwork making the bone porous (more susceptible to osteoporosis) Osteoblasts - answerBONE-FORMING CELLS that start bone mineralization by secreting osteoid Osteocytes - answermature osteoblasts - retain metabolism including nutrient and waste exchange, do not divide Osteoclasts - answerresponsible for BONE REABSORPTION & DEGRADATION of existi...

BIO 201 EXAM 2 ALL ANSWERS CORRECT *bursa ️- a fibrous sac filled with synovial fluid, located between adjacent muscles, where tendon passes over bone, or between bone and skin cushion muscles, helps tendons slide more easily over joints, modify direction of tendon pull *ligament ️-attaches bone to bone *tendon ️-strip or sheet of tough, dense-regular collagenous CT that attaches muscle to bone the most important structures in stabilizing a joint! *tendon sheaths ️- elongat...

Exam Advanced health assessment 2023(Test bank) • Myofascial pain - CORRECT ANSWER-asymmetrical trigger points that are medial to the scapula and over the trapezius, Caused by stress and/or previous neck injuries • Subacromial bursitis - CORRECT ANSWER-tenderness that can be palpated over the head of the humorous many times on the dominant extremities, pain elicited with internal and external rotation at 90 degrees and abduction greater than 30 degrees. Pain at night, abrupt onset...

When examining the foot of a patient, the nurse practitioner notes tenderness of the posterior medial malleolus. This could be suggestive of: Tibial tendinitis When testing hand grip strength on a patient, the nurse practitioner asks the patient to squeeze which finger(s)?: Second and third fingers A thickened nodule overlying the flexor tendon of the 4th finger and possibly the 5th finger near the distal palmar crease is suggestive of: Dupuytren's contracture The forwar...