6 Essenti al Nutrient s Structur es In The Knee Potpour ri InjuriesTypes of Synovia l Joints 1 2 3 4...

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Category 1 for 1Question:

This nutrient is our body’s primary source of energy

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What is CARBOHYDRATES?

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Amino Acids are the building blocks of this nutrient

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What is PROTEINS?

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9 calories of energy per gram is provided by this nutrient?Check Your Answer

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What are FATS?

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These two nutrients are needed in very small amounts and are found in a wide variety of foods?Which type of joint is slightly moveable?

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What are VITAMINS and MINERALS?

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The nutrient of life.

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What is WATER?

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Shoulder or hip

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What is Ball and Socket?

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Elbow and Knee

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What is Hinge?

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Atlas and Axis vertebrae

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What is Pivot?

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Question:Thumb

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What is saddle?

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One of the joints in the wrist

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What is Condyloid?

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This is an overstretching and/or tearing of ligaments caused by traumatic twisting of a joint

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What is Sprain?

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This type of force that causes injuries crushes the tissue

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What is compression?

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This type of force pulls and stretches ligaments

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What is Tension?

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This type of force that causes injuries moves against the parallel organization of fibers

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What is Shear?

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Ligaments can withstand this type of force more than any otherCheck Your Answer

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What is Tension?

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Articulations are commonly known as what?

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What is joints?

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Where are articulations found in the body?

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Where two bones meet

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What is the most complex joint in the human body?

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What is the knee?

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What does PRICE stand for?

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What is Protection, Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation?

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Category 4 for 5Question:What is the time interval for ice?

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What is on for 20 minutes, off for 60 minutes?

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This ligament is commonly injured due to muscle imbalance and twisting

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Name on of the two ligaments that run on the outside of the knee connecting the femur to the tibia and fibulaCheck Your Answer

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What is Lateral collateral ligament (LCL) or Medial collateral ligament (MCL)?

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What structure is a sac of synovial fluid that reduces friction between bones, tendons, ligaments, etc?

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What is the bursa?

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What structure is a cartilaginous disc surrounded with fluid that reduces friction and adds stability?Check Your Answer

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What is meniscus?

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What kind of disease is caused by inflammation at the top of the tibia?Check Your Answer

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What is Osgood-Schlatter Disease?

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