3.2.1.3 Injury prevention and the rehabilitation of injury Flashcards

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5 reasons why injuries occur?

A
  1. inadequate/incorrect warm up/down
  2. overtraining
  3. diet
  4. physical condition
  5. equipment
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2 types of injuries

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  1. acute: sudden stress
    (fracture, dislocation, sprain, strain)
  2. chronic: repeat stresses = breakdown tissue integrity
    (Achilles tendonitis, stress fracture, tennis elbow)
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3
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simple fracture

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clean break of bone

no damage to surrounding tissue

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sprain

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LIGAMENTS overstretched/torn

twisting motion

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5
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strain

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MUSCLE/TENDON

overstretched, twisted or torn (rapid contraction)

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dislocation

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bone displaced from usual position within joint

stability of joint is reduced

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stress fracture

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small fracture of bone
repeated load of bone (compromises ability be loaded)
weight bearing bones - tibia/femur

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tennis elbow

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condition causing pain on outside of elbow, occurs gradually e.g. tendonitis

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achilles tendonitis

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overuse injury of tendon = connects calf muscle to heel

caused by changes in intensity = pain/tenderness

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types of acute injuries

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soft tissue: affect muscle/tendon/ligament/cartilage = twisting motion

hard tissue: (bone) sudden impacts/sudden stresses = fracture/dislocation
direct force( tackle) indirect (twisting after slip)
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types of chronic injuries

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soft tissue:

  • repeatedly stretch ligaments & tendons/rub cartilage
    e. g. achilles tendonitis (pain inflammation), tennis elbow (tendons muscle of lower arm to elbow = torn)

hard tissue: stress fracture, bone repeatedly loaded prolonged period = compromise ability to be loaded
adequate rest between= bone remodel/adaption occur

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6 signs of acute injury

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  1. swelling around site
  2. restricted movement
  3. extreme weakness
  4. sudden severe pain
  5. not weight bearing
  6. protruding bone/visible out of place
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3 signs of chronic injury

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  1. swelling
  2. dull ache when resting
  3. pain when compete/exercise
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14
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5 injury prevention methods:

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  1. screening
  2. protective equipment
  3. warm up
  4. flexibility training
  5. taping & bracing
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15
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screening

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specific training = reduce potential for injury
-identify at risk from complications e.g. CRY/musculoskeletal conditions

prevent-> muscle imbalances, core strength, range movement, postural alignment, mobility

dis: not 100%accurate,diagnosed with problem=anxiety

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16
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protective equipment

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prevent/reduce impact to body parts = lower injury chance

e.g. shinpads football protect tibia from boots = reduce bruising/fracture

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warm up

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muscles increase in temp/elasticity of muscles (breakdown of ATP as produces energy)
increase blood flow to muscle = deliver O2 and nutrients
prepare muscle/tendons joints for activity

stages: 1. pulse raiser, 2. stretching/mobility 3. skill specific activity

1 = increase Q, breathing vascular shunt to muscle 
2 = active joints 
3= kinesthesis relax
18
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flexibility training & 4 types of stretching

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joints/muscles most active during day

  1. active (1 joint, push beyond resistance, lengthen muscle and connective tissue)
  2. passive (external force)
  3. static (no move, active/passive)
  4. ballistic (bouncing, pushing beyond limits)
19
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taping and bracing

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support weaker muscles/joints cope with stress placed under in training/competition

tape = continue to train muscles cope with tension no tears/strain whilst building strength
e.g. kinesiology tape

20
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cool down

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blood flow high, O2 flushed through, light exercise, HR elevated

benefits: reduce HR/body temp, remove/oxidise LA

skeletal muscle pump = maintain VR = prevent pooling dizzy, faint, consciousness
limit DOMS
structural damage to muscle fibres/connective tissue surrounding fibres

21
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6 benefits of warm up

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  1. efficient movements = produce synovial fluid
  2. adrenaline = HR, dilate capillaries = blood flow
  3. muscle temp = O2 dissociate from Hb = enzyme activity = energy
  4. rehearse movement = mental rehearsal = stress anxiety reduce
  5. increase nerve impulse speed = improve reaction time
  6. reduce injury risk (elasticity of muscle tissue)