Unit Test Answers

There are different methods to respond to acute sports injuries depending upon whether the player is conscious or not.

Moderate injuries are generally __________.A.life-threateningB.soft tissue injuriesC.bumps and bruisesD.too serious for first aid

The "A" in ACL stands for __________. A.anteriorB.anginaC.anteroD.antegrade

What is the first step of the STOP procedure for assessing acute sports injuries?A.Start treatment for the injury.B.Stop the player from further aggravating the injury.C.Speak with the player about what type of injury it is.D.Support the player during the recovery period.

An injured limb should be kept above heart level.

Why is it critical to provide proper treatment for minor and moderate sports injuries within the first 48 hours after sustaining the injury?A.It means the athlete can continue playing without interruption.B.After 48 hours, the injury is likely to become permanent.C.It accelerates the recovery and healing process.D.Without proper treatment, the injury will not heal properly.

How does compression reduce swelling after an injury?A.It cools the injured tissue.B.It keeps the injury elevated.C.It cuts off blood flow.D.It narrows blood vessels.

Some injuries can only be corrected surgically.

An acute sports injury that results in unconsciousness is not generally considered life threatening.

Proper usage of the PRICE method of treatment can heal an ACL injury.