Shoulder impingement

Tennis elbow

Bowstring finger

Rotator cuff tear

Repetitive overhead motions

Poor form

Inadequate warm-up

All of the above

Inflammation of the tendons that attach to the outside of the elbow

Inflammation of the tendons that attach to the inside of the elbow

Inflammation of the tendons that attach to the back of the elbow

Inflammation of the tendons that attach to the front of the elbow

A condition that causes the fingers to become numb and tingly

A condition that causes the fingers to become swollen and painful

A condition that causes the fingers to become stiff and difficult to move

A condition that causes the fingers to become weak and unable to grip

Repetitive use of the fingers to draw the bowstring

Poor form

Inadequate warm-up

All of the above

A tear in the muscles or tendons that surround the shoulder joint

A tear in the cartilage that cushions the shoulder joint

A tear in the ligaments that connect the bones of the shoulder joint

A tear in the bursa that lubricates the shoulder joint

Repetitive overhead motions

Poor form

Inadequate warm-up

All of the above

Proper warm-up and cool-down

Using proper form and technique

Using the correct equipment

All of the above

Stop archery immediately and seek medical attention

Continue archery and hope the injury goes away

Ignore the injury and keep archery

None of the above

Pain

Swelling

Bruising

All of the above

Rest

Ice

Compression

Elevation

A few days

A few weeks

A few months

It depends on the severity of the injury

Proper warm-up and cool-down

Using proper form and technique

Using the correct equipment

All of the above

Not warming up properly

Using improper form or technique

Using the wrong equipment

All of the above

Always wear eye protection

Never shoot an arrow at anything you don't intend to hit

Be aware of your surroundings

All of the above