During an injury evaluation, what is the easiest and major way to differentiate between a strain and a contusion? palpation special tests functional tests history Question 3 Functional testing determines The level of consciousness The extent and seriousness of the injury The stability of the injured joint Whether the athlete can return to participation or not after injury 0 / 1 pts
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