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JeopardySoft TissueInjuries
Soft Tissue Healing
Bones, Joints,Anything goes! Fractures Fracture’s
Healing
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from Soft Tissue Injuries
Commonly Known as a Bruise:
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Contusion
$200 Question from Soft Tissue Injuries
A Chronic Inflammation of The muscle tissue
$200 Answer from Soft Tissue Injuries
Myositis
$300 Question from Soft Tissue Injuries
A jagged, irregular open woundCreated by a non-cutting object:
$300 Answer from Soft Tissue Injuries
Laceration
$400 Question from Soft Tissue Injuries
What is a Grade 2 Sprain?
$400 Answer from Soft Tissue Injuries
A partially torn Ligament
$500 Question from Soft Tissue Injuries
Characterized by injury to the Opposite side of the initial injuryTo the brain:
$500 Answer from Soft Tissue Injuries
Contrecoup
$100 Question from Soft Tissue Healing
Fibroblasts help repair damagedTissues by creating _______ tissue.
$100 Answer from Soft Tissue Healing
Scar
$200 Question from Soft Tissue Healing
The part of blood that is the Blood clotting factor is known as:
$200 Answer from Soft Tissue Healing
Platelets
$300 Question from Soft Tissue Healing
An overproduction of scar tissue that results in a large, raised up scar that is commonly found in African Americans, is known as a:
$300 Answer from Soft Tissue Healing
Keloid Scar
$400 Question from Soft Tissue Healing
Corticosteriods are an injection into the injury site that will decrease pain, but will __________ the healing time.
$400 Answer from Soft Tissue Healing
Lengthen or increase the healing time
$500 Question from Soft Tissue Healing
Phagocytes, Leukocytes and platelets are released in this phase: (give # and name)
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Phase 1: Acute Inflammatory
$100 Question from Bones, Joints, Anything goes!
The technical name for a joint:
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Articulation
$200 Question from Bones, Joints, Anything goes!
Wearing latex gloves, aprons, masks and goggles in order to protect yourself from blood-bourne pathogens between you and your patient is known as using _________Precautions.
$200 Answer from Bones, Joints, Anything goes!
Universal
$300 Question from Bones, Joints, Anything goes!
Cells that create new bone tissue:
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Osteoblasts
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Structure of the cell that engulfs dead or useless organelles and tissues:
$400 Answer from Bones, Joints, Anything goes!
Phagocytes
$500 Question from Bones, Joints, Anything goes!
A doctor will need to order a _______ ______ to diagnose a stress fracture.
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Bone Scan
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A pathological fracture is usually due to poor ____________.
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Nutrition
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A condition in which bones are porous and fragile is called:
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Osteoporosis
$300 Question from Fractures
List 2 fracture types that only occur in children.
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Greenstick fractures and Epiphyseal fractures
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A fracture resulting in 3 or more fragments of the bone.
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Comminuted
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The tibia and fibula are broken perpendicularly, and the fibula is protruding through the skin. What type of fracture(s) is this? (hint: Give 2 names)
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Compound transverse fracture
$100 Question from Fracture's Healing
A fracture that never heals appropriately or back to the original bone, is known as a:
$100 Answer from Fracture's Healing
Nonunion Fracture
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A depressed fracture usually results in this symptom which is characterized by internal bleeding that looks like bruising behind the ears.
$200 Answer from Fracture's Healing
Battle Sign
$300 Question from Fracture's Healing
After suffering a fracture, most athletes can return to play after ________weeks because bones are very vascular and the Callus is really strong.
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6-8 weeks
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What stage takes years to complete and reabsorbs a callus and replaces it with a fibrous cord. (Phase and Name)
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Phase 3- Remodeling
$500 Question from Fracture's Healing
True or False: A fracture is also known as a wound.
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True!
Final Jeopardy
What is the difference between a subluxation and a dislocation?
Final Jeopardy Answer
Subluxation – the joint comes out of the socket but puts itself back in
Dislocation – the joint comes out of the socket and stays out, needing the doctor to put it back in place.
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