Chapter 6 Review Part 2 Jeopardy Template

Fix Me?	Melting Pot	Don't Hurt Me	Look, A Nat. Oh-My	Dis & Dat
200 Range of Motion ROM	200 metatarsal and inner longitudinal where most arch sprains occur (2)	100 Anterior Talofibular Ligament most often hurt during an inversion ankle sprain	100 Achilles Tendon Strongest Tendon in the body	200 Tibialis Posterior, Flexor Digitorum Longus, Flexor Hallicus Longus DAILY DOUBLE: VIDEO name the tendons shown
400 Therapeutic Modalities Tens, E-Stim, Ultrasound, Ice and Heat are all	400 cramp/spasm sudden involuntary contraction of a muscle	200 Talocrual Joint most commonly injured joint in athletics	200 Deltoid Ligament largest and strongest ligament in the ankle joint	400 25% bones of the feet make up this percent of the bones in the body
600 Full ROM before returning to competition, athletes should have no pain, full strength, endurance and ________	600 20-30 minutes ice should not be applied for more than this time period	300 3rd Degree ankle sprain where one or more ligaments are completely torn	300 anterior Talofibular, Calcaneofibular, Posterior Talofibular 3 lateral ligaments of the ankle	600 Gastrocnemeus, Soleus superficial posterior muscles
800 Therapeutic modalities, therapeutic exercise, athlete education 3 basic components to a rehab program	800 peroneus longus, peroneus brevis two muscles located in the lateral compartment	400 inversion and plantar flexion most ankle sprain mechanism are these two motions	400 Tibialis Posterior, Flexor Digitorum Longus, Flexor Hallicus Longus 3 muscles in the deep posterior compartment	800 Turf Toe Great Toe Sprain
1000 post-surgical acute, early exercise, intermediate exercise, advanced exercise, initial sports re-entry 5 phases of rehab	1000 Forceful Hyperextension mechanism for a great toe sprain	500 Heel Spur bony growth on the calcaneus which causes painful inflammation to surrounding soft tissue	500 Tibia, Fibula, Talus, Calcaneus Bones that form the ankle joint (4)	1000 Anterior Compartment Syndrome direct trauma or excessive exercise can result in hemorrhage and swelling which can cause injury

Chapter 6 Review Part 2

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