SMED INJURY CLASSIFICATION & DIAGNOSTIC TEST
NEWEST 2025 COMPLETE ACTUAL EXAM REAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) LATEST UPDATED VERSION
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What is myositis ossification caused by?
Answer- A deep contusion or repetitive blows
What is myositis ossificans?
Answer- Bone growth within the muscle tissue
Dislocation
Answer- Joint displacement, out of the socket
A dislocation can only be put back in place by a physician
Answer- True
What is dangerous about a dislocation?
,Answer- It can injure nerves or arteries
Subluxtion
Answer- When a joint slips out but goes right back to place
Dislocation can happen to
Answer- Any joint
Subluxation can only happen to
Answer- Fully moveable joints such as the knee, wrist, clavicle,
etc.
Seperation
Answer- Essentially a sprain
Separation occurs in
, Answer- Semi-moveable joints like the sternoclavicular or AC
joint
Fracture is the medical term for break
Answer- True
Broken bone is Laymen's term for fracture
Answer- True
Open or Compound fracture
Answer- The bone penetrates the skin and there is a chance of
infection
Closed or Simple fracture
Answer- Doesn't break the skin
An open fracture is also known as
NEWEST 2025 COMPLETE ACTUAL EXAM REAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) LATEST UPDATED VERSION
|ALREADY GRADED A+
What is myositis ossification caused by?
Answer- A deep contusion or repetitive blows
What is myositis ossificans?
Answer- Bone growth within the muscle tissue
Dislocation
Answer- Joint displacement, out of the socket
A dislocation can only be put back in place by a physician
Answer- True
What is dangerous about a dislocation?
,Answer- It can injure nerves or arteries
Subluxtion
Answer- When a joint slips out but goes right back to place
Dislocation can happen to
Answer- Any joint
Subluxation can only happen to
Answer- Fully moveable joints such as the knee, wrist, clavicle,
etc.
Seperation
Answer- Essentially a sprain
Separation occurs in
, Answer- Semi-moveable joints like the sternoclavicular or AC
joint
Fracture is the medical term for break
Answer- True
Broken bone is Laymen's term for fracture
Answer- True
Open or Compound fracture
Answer- The bone penetrates the skin and there is a chance of
infection
Closed or Simple fracture
Answer- Doesn't break the skin
An open fracture is also known as
