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Acute and chronic injuries Flashcards

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Sports injuries

A

Any kind of injury, pain, or physical damage that occurs as a result of sport, exercise or physical activity

> inevitable
dependant on intensity, preparation, rest/recovery, and competitive opponents

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Common symptoms

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> Immobility
Pain
Swelling
Tenderness
Weakness

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Types of injury

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Acute: happen suddenly in a given moment
Chronic (overuse): develop slowly over a period of time, with sustained symptoms

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Acute injuries: symptoms

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> Sudden severe pain
Loss of function, stability, mobility
Deformity, swelling, bruising
Require immediate first aid treatment

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Acute: Fracture - definition

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A crack or break to a bone (can be partial or complete)

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Acute: Fracture - cause

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Excessive eternal forces

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Acute: Fracture - types

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Simple - bone remains in the skin
Compound - penetrate the skin, creating an open wound

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Acute: Fracture - sporting examples

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strong tackles, landing awkwardly

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Acute: Dislocation - definition

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When the bones at a joint are separated and the joint can no longer function

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Acute: Disclocation - cause

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Caused by a violent action/excessive force

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Acute: Dislocation - sporting examples

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Awkward tackle in rugby
Lifting heavy weight

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Acute: Soft tissue damage - definition

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When muscles, ligaments, or tendons are damaged

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Acute: Soft tissue damage - examples

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> Sprains
Stains
Bruises
Concessions
Tears
Cuts
Ruptures
Abrasion

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Acute: Sprains - definition

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Stretching or tearing a ligament

(commonly ACL)

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Acute: Sprains - cause

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Over-extending a joint beyond its normal range of motion

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Acute: Sprains - sporting examples

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Tackles, awkward landings

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Acute: Cruciate ligament injury - definition

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When the cruciate ligament is stretched or torn (grades depending on severity)

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Acute: Cruciate ligament injury - cause

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Sudden movement of a joint

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Acute: Cruciate ligament injury - sporting examples

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> Turning quickly in rugby
Tackles
Most common in knee (ACL/PCL)

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Acute: Achilles tendon injury - definition

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When the achilles tendon is torn or ruptured (complete tear)

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Acute: Achilles tendon injury - cause

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Forceful and sudden stress on the tendon

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Acute: Achilles tendon injury - sporting examples

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> Sprint start, sudden muscle use
Wearing wrong footwear
Lack of warmup
Happens progressively with age

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Acute: Concussion - definition

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Traumatic head injury that affects brain function

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Acute: Concussion - cause

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forceful blow to the head

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Acute: Concussion - sporting examples

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Contact sports, rugby, boxing

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Chronic injuries:

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> Start with mild symptoms, athlete can ignore and continue
Gradual increase of pain and inflammation
Due to continued overuse

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Chronic: Tendonitis (Tennis/golfer’s elbow) - definition

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Inflammation or a tear of tendons

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Chronic: Tendonitis (Tennis/golfer’s elbow) - cause

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Overuse of tendon from repetitive movements

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Chronic: Tendonitis (Tennis/golfer’s elbow) - sporty examples

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Tennis, golf. badminton faulty technique

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Chronic: Shin splints (periostitis) - definition

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Pain and inflammation of the shin bone and periosteum (layer of connective tissue surrounding bone - supplies blood and cells for growth and repair)

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Chronic: Shin splints (periostitis) - cause

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Repeated stress on the tibia

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Chronic: Shin splints (periostitis) - sporting examples

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Overuse, repeated weight bearing, running

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Chronic: Stress fracture - definition

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Fracture of the bone caused by repeated stress

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Chronic: Stress fracture - cause

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Overuse from weight bearing activities

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Chronic: Stress fracture - sporting examples

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> Overload theory - repeated contractions lead to load being transferred to the skeleton
Runners

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Strain - definition

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Damage to muscle fibres or tendons such as a tear

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Strain - cause

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Impact trauma or overloading a muscle

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Acute strain - cause

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> Poor body mechanics
Heavy lifting
One event

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Chronic strain - cause

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> Stressing a muscle
Repeated movement

40
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Strain - sporting examples

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100m sprint, lifting too much weight

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