Sports Medicine

2. refers to mechanical forces that are applied to the body
4. denotes the name of a specific condition
7. athletes with whom they may come in contact
13. four corresponding regions of the abdomen
17. is objective, a definitive and obvious indicator of a specific condition.
18. routinely documented after each progress evaluation done throughout the course of the rehabilitation program
19. the structural and functional changes that result from the injury process
21. the position of one part in relation to another
23. used to quantify the patients ability to generate muscle contraction

1. the cause of an injury or disease
3. a perceptible change in a patient's body or its functions that indicate an injury or disease
5. being assessed the patient must relax completely and allow the athletic trainer to move the extremity to reduce the influence of the contractile elements
6. the application of mechanical forces
8. indicate a great deal about the extent of the injury of a muscle
9. points of reference from which positions of body parts are indicated.
10. a prediction of the course of the condition
11. a group of symptoms and signs that indicate an injury or disease
12. joint movement that occurs because of a muscle contraction
14. what all planes and directions use
15. format that provides a standard format for recording injury information obtained from on-site, sideline, or clinical evaluations
16. the mechanical description of the cause
20. involves collecting information about an existing injury or illness
22. a condition following and resulting from a disease or an injury