Question 1

Bandaging and taping techniques offer which of the following functions?

Accepted Answer

A)  They provide compression to minimize swelling in an acute injury. 
B)  They decrease chance of injury when applied prophylactically. 
C)  They provide additional support to an injured structure. 
D)  All of the answers are correct. 
A)  They provide compression to minimize swelling in an acute injury. 
B)  They decrease chance of injury when applied prophylactically. 
C)  They provide additional support to an injured structure. 
D)  All of the answers are correct.

Question 2

The effectiveness of taping in preventing or at least minimizing the chances of injury is controversial.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

When taping an ankle, the use of a tape adherent should be avoided if the athlete has a history of developing tape blisters.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Which of the following is true of nonelastic white adhesive tape?

Accepted Answer

A)  It allows for expansion of body parts. 
B)  It is used for small and angular body parts such as the fingers. 
C)  It is light and has uniform adhering qualities. 
D)  It is most often used for compression of acute injuries to limit the amount of swelling. 
A)  It allows for expansion of body parts. 
B)  It is used for small and angular body parts such as the fingers. 
C)  It is light and has uniform adhering qualities. 
D)  It is most often used for compression of acute injuries to limit the amount of swelling.

Question 5

The closed basket weave taping technique is used to support which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Arch 
B)  Ankle 
C)  Shin 
D)  Knee 
A)  Arch 
B)  Ankle 
C)  Shin 
D)  Knee

Question 6

Arch taping is used to help treat all of the following conditionsEXCEPT for which injury?

Accepted Answer

A)  Arch sprain 
B)  Plantar fasciitis 
C)  Turf toe 
D)  Shin splints 
A)  Arch sprain 
B)  Plantar fasciitis 
C)  Turf toe 
D)  Shin splints

Question 7

Discuss the points to be considered when using an elastic wrap on a body part.

Accepted Answer

When using an elastic wrap on a body par

Question 8

Identify the steps that need to be taken to prepare an area for taping.

Accepted Answer

1. Clean the area: Before taping, it is

Question 9

Which of the following types of tape is used for small, angular body parts because of its conforming qualities?

Accepted Answer

A)  Elastic adhesive tape 
B)  Duct tape 
C)  Nonelastic white adhesive tape 
D)  Waterproof tape 
A)  Elastic adhesive tape 
B)  Duct tape 
C)  Nonelastic white adhesive tape 
D)  Waterproof tape

Question 10

Describe the manual removal of adhesive tape.

Accepted Answer

Manual removal of adhesive tape can be d

Question 11

When cutting tape, it is best to cut on the uninjured side so as to not aggravate the injury.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Which of the following would be a consideration when someone is applying adhesive tape for joint support?

Accepted Answer

A)  Avoid continuous taping. 
B)  If possible, start taping with an "anchor" piece and end with a "lock" strip. 
C)  Place the part to be taped in the position in which it is to be stabilized. 
D)  All of the answers are correct. 
A)  Avoid continuous taping. 
B)  If possible, start taping with an "anchor" piece and end with a "lock" strip. 
C)  Place the part to be taped in the position in which it is to be stabilized. 
D)  All of the answers are correct.

Question 13

Which of the following is true of underwrap?

Accepted Answer

A)  It does not conform to the contours of the body. 
B)  It is thick and nonporous. 
C)  It cannot be applied daily as that can cause skin irritation. 
D)  It should be applied smoothly to prevent blisters. 
A)  It does not conform to the contours of the body. 
B)  It is thick and nonporous. 
C)  It cannot be applied daily as that can cause skin irritation. 
D)  It should be applied smoothly to prevent blisters.

Question 14

Kinesio taping is believed to help relieve pain by lifting the skin and _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  allowing improved blood and lymph flow 
B)  allowing muscular expansion 
C)  providing vascular constriction 
D)  providing elasticity to the affected joint 
A)  allowing improved blood and lymph flow 
B)  allowing muscular expansion 
C)  providing vascular constriction 
D)  providing elasticity to the affected joint

Question 15

Which of the following would be the best way to remove adhesive tape?

Accepted Answer

A)  Pull against gravity. 
B)  Pull the skin away from the tape. 
C)  Pull against the direction of the hair growth. 
D)  Pull all at once and get it over with. 
A)  Pull against gravity. 
B)  Pull the skin away from the tape. 
C)  Pull against the direction of the hair growth. 
D)  Pull all at once and get it over with.

Question 16

Elastic wraps are passive bandages and are used to completely restrict the movement of the injured athlete.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Discuss the effectiveness of adhesive taping in providing support and protection to an injured joint.

Accepted Answer

Adhesive taping is a commonly used metho

Question 18

A spiral bandage is anchored at the proximal end of the limb and is wrapped downward in a spiral.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

List the materials needed, the position of the patient, and the procedure for applying finger and thumb checkreins.

Accepted Answer

Materials needed:
- Finger and thumb che

Question 20

The shoulder spica is used predominately for the:

Accepted Answer

A)  retention of wound dressings. 
B)  support of a sternoclavicular sprain. 
C)  support of a fractured clavicle. 
D)  support of an acromioclavicular sprain. 
A)  retention of wound dressings. 
B)  support of a sternoclavicular sprain. 
C)  support of a fractured clavicle. 
D)  support of an acromioclavicular sprain.

Exam 10: Wrapping and Taping Techniques

Bandaging and taping techniques offer which of the following functions?

The effectiveness of taping in preventing or at least minimizing the chances of injury is controversial.

When taping an ankle, the use of a tape adherent should be avoided if the athlete has a history of developing tape blisters.

Which of the following is true of nonelastic white adhesive tape?

The closed basket weave taping technique is used to support which of the following?

Arch taping is used to help treat all of the following conditionsEXCEPT for which injury?

Discuss the points to be considered when using an elastic wrap on a body part.

Identify the steps that need to be taken to prepare an area for taping.

Which of the following types of tape is used for small, angular body parts because of its conforming qualities?

Describe the manual removal of adhesive tape.

When cutting tape, it is best to cut on the uninjured side so as to not aggravate the injury.

Which of the following would be a consideration when someone is applying adhesive tape for joint support?

Which of the following is true of underwrap?

Kinesio taping is believed to help relieve pain by lifting the skin and _____.

Which of the following would be the best way to remove adhesive tape?

Elastic wraps are passive bandages and are used to completely restrict the movement of the injured athlete.

Discuss the effectiveness of adhesive taping in providing support and protection to an injured joint.

A spiral bandage is anchored at the proximal end of the limb and is wrapped downward in a spiral.

List the materials needed, the position of the patient, and the procedure for applying finger and thumb checkreins.

The shoulder spica is used predominately for the:

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