Sports Injuries 2021

Can you Match these terms? Match the word to the correct definition. skeletal system The framework of the body, consisting of bones and other connective tissues, which protects and supports the body tissues and internal organs. muscular system An organ system comprised of skeletal muscles, smooth muscles, and cardiac muscles that are responsible for providing strength, keeping up balance, maintaining posture and allowing movement. musculoskeletal system Combined systems responsible for movement of the human body. ligament connect bone to bone tendon connect muscle to bone A sprain in which a ligament is simply stretched. 1st degree 2nd degree 3rd degree The calf muscle is called the Achilles tendon tibia gastrocnemius navicular Tendons are part of the nervous system respiratory system skeletal system muscular system Ligaments are part of the nervous system respiratory system skeletal system muscular system Read the Passage, then answer the questions that follow.Muscles contract (shorten) when they work. The Gastrocnemius or calf muscle is attached to your heel bone by the Achilles tendon. When this muscle shortens, it pulls the foot down. Hold your calf muscle and feel it shorten when you point your toe down. A totally torn tendon is a serious problem for an athlete or anyone else. A person will lose the use of the body part to which the tendon attaches. For example, a totally torn Achilles tendon will prevent a person from lowering his foot (point toes down). Can you raise your foot (toes point up), if your Achilles is totally torn? yes no According to the passage above, will a person with a totally torn Achilles tendon still be able to move his leg? yes no Look at Figure 2 Ligaments of the ankle from your lab paper. What 2 bones are held together by ligament 1? Hint: Look at Figure 1 for the names. the fibula and tibia the fibula and talus the fibula and heel bone Look at Figure 2 Ligaments of the ankle from your lab paper. What 2 bones are held together by ligament 2? Hint: Look at Figure 1 for the names. the fibula and tibia the fibula and talus the fibula and heel bone Look at Figure2 Ligaments of the ankle from your lab paper. What 2 bones are held together by ligament 3? Hint: Look at Figure 1 for the names. the fibula and tibia the fibula and talus the fibula and heel bone Look at Figure 3 Sprained Ligaments . Which Ligament shows a first degree sprain? Ligament 1 Ligament 2 Ligament 3 Look at Figure 3 Sprained Ligaments . Which Ligament shows a second degree sprain? ligament 1 ligament 2 ligament 3 Look at Figure 3 Sprained Ligaments . Which Ligament shows a third degree sprain? ligament 1 ligament 2 ligament 3