Lab

Question 1

How many points of contact is there for Anterior Cervical Spine Stabilization Technique

Answer 1

4 points of contact

Question 2

How many points of contact is there for MILS cervical spine stabilization technique?

Answer 2

two points of contact

Question 3

What is the tensor wrap meant for?

Answer 3

Provide compression, support, and reduce swelling for sprains and strains

Question 4

What is the box splint meant for?

Answer 4

Lower limb fracture

Question 5

What is the Broad Arm Sling used for?

Answer 5

applied when someone suffers an injury such as a forearm
fracture.

Question 6

How do you test for PMS?

Answer 6

take pulse/capillary refill, move fingers, apply light touch to fingers and ask if they can feel it.

Question 7

What is the High Arm Sling used for?

Answer 7

This sling is used for injuries such as a collarbone injury.

Question 8

What is the Cross Flexion Test and what does it test for?

Answer 8

Assessment for acromioclavicular joint injury
When sitting put the shoulder at 90-degrees of flexion and elbow to 90-degrees of flexion as well and push the elbow towards the other shoulder

Question 9

Posterior Apprehension Test for?

Answer 9

Assessment for posterior glenohumeral instability

Question 10

What position are you in for the Posterior Apprehension Test and the Anterior Apprehension Test?

Answer 10

Supine position

Question 11

How do you do the Posterior Apprehension Test?

Answer 11

Lift the elbow off the chest of the individual until approximately 90 degrees of shoulder flexion is achieved. The elbow should be pointed towards the ceiling.
6. Place one hand on the side of the injured shoulder.
7. Place the other hand on the elbow of the person. Apply a downward force through the elbow in the same line of their humerus.

Question 12

How does the Anterior Apprehension Test work?

Answer 12

Laying on there back, put there arm at a 90 degree angle up.
Place one hand on the individual’s wrist. The other hand is placed on the anterior aspect of the glenohumeral joint. No pressure is applied on the shoulder at this
time.
5. Instruct the ‘injured person’ that you will be slowly lowering the back of the hand towards the ground and to let you know if they feel any sensation of pain or instability/looseness. Perform this motion

Question 13

What does the Anterior Apprehension Test?

Answer 13

Assessment for anterior glenohumeral instability)

Question 14

What do you do if the individual has a helmet on?

Answer 14

LEAVE IT ON

Question 15

What is the first thing to do when assessing the spinal injury?

Answer 15

Introduce yourself and tell them not to talk and establish a way of communication.