BTEC Level 3_Sports Injuries Management

Which of the following is a type of hard tissue injury?

• Tendinopathy

• Bone fracture

• Bursitis

• Plantar fasciitis

What is the primary function of articular cartilage in joints?

• To connect muscles to bones

• To absorb shock and reduce friction

• To store calcium

• To produce red blood cells

Which of the following is considered a soft tissue injury?

• Dislocation

• Sprain

• Fracture

• Osteoporosis

Tendinopathy is most commonly associated with which of the following symptoms?

• Sudden cardiac arrest

• Joint dislocation

• Chronic pain and stiffness

• Loss of consciousness

Bursitis is an inflammation of which anatomical structure?

• Tendons

• Ligaments

• Bursae

• Cartilage

Plantar fasciitis primarily affects which part of the body?

• Knee

• Elbow

• Heel

• Shoulder

Apophysitis is commonly seen in which group of individuals?

• Elderly

• Adolescents

• Infants

• Middle-aged adults

Disc prolapse is a condition affecting which part of the body?

• Brain

• Spine

• Heart

• Liver

Morton's neuroma is a condition that affects which part of the body?

• Hand

• Foot

• Neck

• Back

Impingement syndromes are most commonly associated with which joint?

• Hip

• Shoulder

• Knee

• Ankle