Question

question 127
if an athlete is circumducting their arm, they are moving it:
o away from their body
o in a circle
o in front of their body
o toward their body

question 128
swelling of the bursa below the knee is diagnostically referred to as:
o prepatellar tendonitis
o inflamed knee ligament
o quadriceps tendonitis
o prepatellar bursitis

question 129
the term neuralgia is defined as:
o chest pain
o headache
o nerve pain
o tooth pain

Explanation:

• Question 127: The term "circumducting" implies circular motion. So, when an athlete circumducts their arm, they move it in a circle.
• Question 128: Prepatellar bursitis is the inflammation (swelling) of the bursa below the knee. Tendonitis (e.g., quadriceps tendonitis, prepatellar tendonitis) involves tendons, and an inflamed knee ligament is about ligaments, not bursa.
• Question 129: Neuralgia is derived from "neur-" (nerve) and "-algia" (pain). So, it means nerve pain. Chest pain is angina (in a cardiac context, for example), headache is cephalgia, and tooth pain is odontalgia.

Answer:

• Question 127: in a circle
• Question 128: prepatellar bursitis
• Question 129: nerve pain