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SPORTS MEDICINE HOSA EXAM

Human Growth Hormone - ANSWERS-hGH
Hormone produced in the pituitary gland and is released to regulate
growth.


Anesthetics - ANSWERS-Drugs that kill pain, with or without
producing loss of consciousness


Creatine - ANSWERS-supplement used to build muscle mass by
making more ATP


Avulsions - ANSWERS-When skin or tissue is partly or completely
torn away.


Abrasions - ANSWERS-Scrapes


Puncture - ANSWERS-(n.) a small hole made by a sharp object; (v.)
to make such a hole, pierce


Incision - ANSWERS-a surgical cut made in skin or flesh


Laceration - ANSWERS-Jagged wound


Tnea - ANSWERS-Ring worm

,Impetigo - ANSWERS-a contagious bacterial skin infection forming
pustules and yellow, crusty sores.


MRSA - ANSWERS-bacteria "Super Bug"


Hernia - ANSWERS-abnormal protrusion of bowel through
weakening in abdominal musculature


Appendicitis - ANSWERS-Inflammation of the appendix


Ruptured Spleen - ANSWERS-Abdominal injury characterized by
pain in the upper left quadrant and Kehr's Sign.


Seizures - ANSWERS-Seizure disorder/Epilepsy


Diabetes - ANSWERS-A disease that prevents the body from
converting food into energy


Anaphylatic Shock - ANSWERS-is the result of a severe allergic
reaction caused by food, insect stings, or drugs


Asthma - ANSWERS-chronic respiratory disease in which the air
passageways become narrower than normal

, Heat Stroke - ANSWERS-Hot dry skin. All other s/s are exterional


Heat Cramp - ANSWERS-spastic contraction of a voluntary muscle
sometimes precipitated by dehydration and salt depletion


Heat Exhaustion - ANSWERS-A form of physical stress on the body
caused by overheating


Hypothermia - ANSWERS-Abnormally low body temperature


Frost Bite - ANSWERS-damage to tissues as the result of exposure to
cold, frozen body parts


Cryotherapy - ANSWERS-Therapeutic use of cold


Stages of Depression after a injury - ANSWERS-
Denial,Anger,Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance


Adult pulse - ANSWERS-60-80 beats/minute


Child Pulse - ANSWERS-80-100 beats/minute


Rapid and weak pulse indicates - ANSWERS-Shock, bleeding,
diabetic coma, and/or heat exhaustion

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