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athletic injuries Flashcards

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1
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injuries

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acute and chronic

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acute

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sudden onset

traumatic

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chronic

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overuse

repetitive activites

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types of injuries

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closed and open wounds

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5
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closed and open wounds

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skin

muskuloskeletal

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types of stress that cause injury

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tension
stretching
compression
shearing
bending
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stretching

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going beyond the yield point leading to a rupture of soft tissue or fracturing a bone
ex: sprain, strain, avulsion fracture

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compression

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force with enough energy to crush a tissue

ex: fracture, contusion, arthritic changes

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shearing

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a force that moves across the parallel organization of tissue
ex: blister, abrasion, vertebral disk injury

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closed wounds

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contusion, strain, sprains, dislocation, fractures

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bruise or charley horse
direct blow to body part
pain temporary LOM, bruising or dislocation, swelling
RICE, stretch
can develop mysoitis ossification
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contusi

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injury to ligament “rolling or twisting”
moving joint beyond normal ROM
pain, swelling, discoloration, LOM
RICE, crutches, immobilization, MR

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sprain

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degrees of sprains

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1st, 2nd, 3rd

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1st degree sprain

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stretching ligament
minimal instability of joint
mild to moderate pain
swelling
joint stiffness
 point tenderness
discoloration
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2nd degree sprain

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partial tearing of ligament
moderate joint instability
moderate to sever pain
swelling
joint stiffness
point tenderness
discoloration
inability to bear weight
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3rd degree

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complete tearing of ligament
joint instability
sever pain
swelling
discoloration
join stiffness
point tenderness
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injury to muscle or tendon- “pulling”
stretching beyond a normal range or strong muscle contraction
pain, swelling, discoloration, divot, LOM
RICE, crutches, MR

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strains

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1st degree of strain

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overstretching of muscle or tendon

no tearing of tissue

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2nd degree of strain

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portal tearing of muscle or tendon

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3rd degree

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complete tear or rupture of tissue

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partial or incomplete dislocation
joint stretched beyond normal ROM
pain, swelling, LOM
RICE, immobilize

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subluxation

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broken

great force on the bone that moves it or bends beyond the “break” point

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fracture

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fixing fracture

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casting

internal and external fixations

24
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top layer of skin are rubbed off

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abrasion

25
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body part or skin partially or completely torn away from body

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avulsions and amputaions

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inflammation of a tendon due to overuse

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tendinitis

27
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inflammation of tendon surrounded by a synovial sheath

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tenosynovitis

28
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fibroplasia- period of scar formation
begins with first few hours
lasts 4
fiber building cells that lay fibers across injured areas

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fibrblastic repair phase

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