Concepts of Athletic Training, Fourth Edition: Practice Quizzes

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Practice Quizzes

Please read each question and select your answer from the choices provided. You must complete all of the questions in order to view your results. At the end of each exam, you have the option to e-mail your results to your instructor.

1: Which one of the following ligaments surrounds the neck of the radius and holds the radial head in its correct position at the elbow?
	A: Interosseus membrane
	B: Ulnar collateral ligament
	C: Radial collateral ligament
	D: Annular ligament
	E: None of these

2: A simple elbow fracture can be easily converted into an irreversible injury when improper first aid is applied, resulting in a condition known as which one of the following?
	A: Epicondylitis
	B: Volkmann’s contracture
	C: Golfer’s elbow
	D: Osteochondritis dissecans

3: The condition commonly known as “little-league elbow” involves which one of the following bony landmarks?
	A: Medial humeral epicondyle
	B: Lateral humeral epicondyle
	C: Olecranon process
	D: Head of radius

4: A condition which involves inflammation of cartilage with subsequent fracturing of the tissue is known as which one of the following?
	A: Epicondylitis
	B: Volkmann’s contracture
	C: Golfer’s elbow
	D: Osteochondritis dissecans

5: Which one of the following is the correct bone and location for an injury known as the Colles’ fracture?
	A: Proximal radius
	B: Proximal humerus
	C: Distal humerus
	D: Distal radius
	E: Distal ulna

6: Which one of the following is NOT a nerve which crosses through the wrist region into the hand?
	A: Radial
	B: Axillary
	C: Ulnar
	D: Median

7: Which one of the following is the most commonly fractured bones of the wrist?
	A: Lunate
	B: Pisiform
	C: Hamate
	D: Scaphoid

8: Blows to the upper arm, such as those typical in tackle football, may result in a condition known as tackler’s exostosis.
	A: true
	B: false

9: Injuries to the tricips muscle are extremely common in sports.
	A: true
	B: false

10: The annular ligament of the elbow surrounds the head of the ulna.
	A: true
	B: false

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