HEA 295- The Injury Process

Which one of the following is not a sign of inflammation.

• Bleeding

• Pain

• Redness

• Swelling

When cells of your body become damaged, as part of the inflammatory response, they will release

• histamine

• lysozyme

• interferons

• T cells

Which type of cell engulfs and destroys debris and damaged cells following injury?

• red blood cells

• capillary cells

• macrophages

• histamines

Ligaments and tendons are best at withstanding which kind of forces?

• tensile

• shear

• compressive

• directional

Bones are made to withstand which kind of force?

• tensile

• shear

• compressive

• directional

Which of the following lay down collagen at the site of injury?

• Capillaries

• Fibroblasts

• Phagocytes

• Kinins

What can be implemented during the inflammatory response?

• heating (thermotherapy)

• icing (cryotherapy)

• plyometrics

• Immobilization

What is the VERY FIRST stage of the inflammatory response?

• vasoconstriction to prevent blood loss out of capillaries

• release of histamines

• vasodilation

• increased permeability of blood vessels

Which of the following directly causes swelling during the inflammatory phase?

• angiogenesis

• macrophages engulfing debris

• increased blood vessel permeability

• vasoconstriction

#37 is applying a _______________ force to the knee (assume some twisting!), specifically called ___________ because its from the outside.

• Tension, Varus

• Shear, Varus

• Shear, Valgus

• Tension, Valgus