EXSS 288: Exam 2 - Mechanisms and Classification of Athletic Injuries 100% Correct!

intrinsic injury - ANSWERSinfection (Viral, bacterial) extrinsic injury - ANSWERStissue stressed to the point of mechanical failure due to excessive force primary injury - ANSWERSdirect immediate consequence of excessive force (trauma) secondary injury - ANSWERS- delayed injury some time after initial trauma - an accommodation to the primary injury acute injury - ANSWERS- mechanical failure of soft tissue due to excessive force occurring in a single bout - sunset onset of short duration chronic injury - ANSWERS- mechanical failure of soft tissue due to repeated micro-trauma occurring over an extended period of time - gradual onset and are of prolonged duration open injury - ANSWERS- exposed - breaks the surface of the skin closed injury - ANSWERS- unexposed - any injury that does not involve disruption of the skin surface load/stress - ANSWERSesternal/internal force acting on the tissue deformation/strain - ANSWERSextent of deformation under loading load/deformation - ANSWERS- mechanical force cause deformation - degree of information depends on tissue composition, speed of applied load, frequency of loading, direction of loading six primary mechanical forces causing injury - ANSWERS- tension - compression - shear - bending - torsion - co