Athletic Trainer SMARTBOOK Ch. 26-27 Head and Face/Thorax and Abdomen Exam || Questions & Answers 100% Correct

Athletic Trainer SMARTBOOK Ch. 26-27 Head and Face/Thorax and Abdomen Exam || Questions & Answers 100% Correct In the context of a mandible fracture, the most frequently fractured area is near the jaw's frontal angle. - ANSWER - True A hyphema is a collection of blood within the anterior chamber of the eye. - ANSWER - True The external intercostal muscles draw ribs together and aid in expiration. - ANSWER - False Constant uncontrolled movement of the breast over a period of time can stretch Poupart's ligament, which supports the breast at the chest wall. - ANSWER - False In second-impact syndrome, an athlete may receive a minor blow to the head, may look stunned, and then collapse in as little as 15 seconds. - ANSWER - True Unequal pupil size following a head injury is always a sign of significant brain damage from the injury. - ANSWER - False After a cerebral injury, an athlete may return to competition even if he or she has a slight headache as long as other neurological and vasomotor functions are normal. - ANSWER - False When assessing static balance, if an athlete begins to sway, cannot keep the eyes closed, or obviously loses balance, it indicates a: - ANSWER - Positive Romberg sign Problems such as persistent headache, impaired memory, lack of concentration, anxiety and irritability, giddiness, fatigue, depression, and visual disturbances are associated with: - ANSWER - Postconcussion Syndrom Which of the following is NOT a way to manage an avulsed tooth? - ANSWER - The avulsed tooth can be scraped or scrubbed to get dirt off.