Medical Conditions Test 3 Quizzes
T/F CRPS type I and CRPS type II are both conditions of overactivity of the
parasympathetic nervous system that create regional pain disproportionate to the injury
or event. - answer false
T/F The sympathetic nervous system, also referred to as craniosacral, is responsible for
increases in heart rate, constriction of the pupils, and dilation of the bronchial passages.
- answer false
Assessment of the neurological system begins with clinical history and reported
symptoms from the athlete. Reports of hypersensitivity, numbness, or tingling would be
classified as which of the following? - answer positive manifestations
Post-concussion information given to the parent of an athlete should include information
about signs and symptoms that indicate they need to take the athlete to the nearest
emergency department. Which of the following would be found on that list? - answer
unequal pupils
Cranial nerves emerge from the cranium and provide sensory and motor intervention to
the head and neck. CN III may be assessed using which of the following methods? -
answershining a light into the eye
An athlete who is diagnosed with viral conjunctivitis may return to practice or play -
answerwhen the condition is completely resolved
An athlete with a hyphema is in jeopardy of a serious sight-threatening condition that
requires immediate referral to an eye care specialist. In which of the following positions
should the athlete be transported? - answerhead elevated or semi-reclined seated
Many eye injuries sustained by athletes are permanent and are associated with serious
vision loss. Appropriate eye protection reduces the risk significantly. Which of the
following is recommended for sports with high velocity projectiles such as balls and
hockey pucks? - answerpolycarbonate eye guards with straps
The large space behind the lens of the eye is filled with which of the following? -
answervitreous humor
When evaluating the internal structures of the eye through an ophthalmoscope, the
optic disk can most easily be located by first locating which of the following structures
that lead back to the disk? - answerblood vessels
T/F CRPS type I and CRPS type II are both conditions of overactivity of the
parasympathetic nervous system that create regional pain disproportionate to the injury
or event. - answer false
T/F The sympathetic nervous system, also referred to as craniosacral, is responsible for
increases in heart rate, constriction of the pupils, and dilation of the bronchial passages.
- answer false
Assessment of the neurological system begins with clinical history and reported
symptoms from the athlete. Reports of hypersensitivity, numbness, or tingling would be
classified as which of the following? - answer positive manifestations
Post-concussion information given to the parent of an athlete should include information
about signs and symptoms that indicate they need to take the athlete to the nearest
emergency department. Which of the following would be found on that list? - answer
unequal pupils
Cranial nerves emerge from the cranium and provide sensory and motor intervention to
the head and neck. CN III may be assessed using which of the following methods? -
answershining a light into the eye
An athlete who is diagnosed with viral conjunctivitis may return to practice or play -
answerwhen the condition is completely resolved
An athlete with a hyphema is in jeopardy of a serious sight-threatening condition that
requires immediate referral to an eye care specialist. In which of the following positions
should the athlete be transported? - answerhead elevated or semi-reclined seated
Many eye injuries sustained by athletes are permanent and are associated with serious
vision loss. Appropriate eye protection reduces the risk significantly. Which of the
following is recommended for sports with high velocity projectiles such as balls and
hockey pucks? - answerpolycarbonate eye guards with straps
The large space behind the lens of the eye is filled with which of the following? -
answervitreous humor
When evaluating the internal structures of the eye through an ophthalmoscope, the
optic disk can most easily be located by first locating which of the following structures
that lead back to the disk? - answerblood vessels
