Muscle Contusions

• First Degree Damage to Tissues is when?

  Superficial tissues are crushed
• Second Degree Damage to Tissues is when?

  Superficial and some deep tissues are crushed
• Third Degree Damage to Tissues is when?

  Deeper tissues are crushed
• Weakness of First Degree Muscle Contusions are?

  None
• Weakness of second Degree Muscle Contusions are?

  Mild to moderate
• Weakness of third Degree Muscle Contusions are?

  Moderate to severe
• Muscle Spasms of First Degree Muscle Contusions are?

  None
• Muscle Spasms of second Degree Muscle Contusions are?

  None
• Muscle Spasms of Third Degree Muscle Contusions may what?

  Some may be present
• Range of Motion of First Degree Muscle Contusions has?

  No loss of range
• Range of Motion of Second Degree Muscle Contusions has?

  Moderate decrease
• Range of Motion of Third Degree Muscle Contusions has?

  Marked decrease
• Loss of Function in First Degree Muscle Contusions may be?

  Mild
• Loss of Function in second Degree Muscle Contusions may be?

  Moderate
• Loss of Function in third Degree Muscle Contusions may be?

  Severe
• Ecchymosis in First Degree Muscle Contusions may be?

  Mild
• Ecchymosis in Second Degree Muscle Contusions may be?

  Moderate
• Ecchymosis in third Degree Muscle Contusions may be?

  Severe
• Swelling in First Degree Muscle Contusions may be?

  Mild
• Swelling in Second Degree Muscle Contusions may be?

  Moderate
• Swelling in Third Degree Muscle Contusions may be?

  Severe