B6-079 Teen Sports Physical Flashcards

1
Q

when is the ideal time for a sports physical?

A

6 weeks or before before starting

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2
Q

most common finding of a sports physical

A

healthy adolescent with no restrictions

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3
Q

most common reason an athlete is not cleared to play after a sports physcial

A

95% of the time its a cardiac structural problem

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4
Q

most common cause of sudden cardiac death in young athletes

A

hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

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5
Q

what symptom found on history really helpful in screening for cardiac risk?

A

syncope or near syncope event

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6
Q

female athlete triad

A

amenorrhea
anorexia
osteoporosis

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7
Q

can athletes with sickle cell still participate in sports?

A

yes- just take extra precautions to hydrate and avoid sickling

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8
Q

[…] can increase the risk of splenic rupture for 6 weeks following illness

A

mononucleosis

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9
Q

absence of […] might be restricted from certain sports and need to ensure appropriate protection is worn

A

paired organ

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10
Q

how should you manage asthma in a patient that wants to participate in sports?

A

optimize controller medications and pretreat as needed

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11
Q

what medical history requires clearance from a cardiologist prior to sports participation?

A

Marfan’s

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12
Q

increased arm span/height ratio would raise your level of suspicion for

A

Marfan’s

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13
Q

due to increased risk of […], patients with Down Syndrome should be encouraged to participate in […] sports

A

AO instability
non-contact

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14
Q

when can an athlete return to sports following concussion?

A

symptom free, even during non-athletic activities
appropriate balance testing

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15
Q

is neurocognitive testing required during the pre-participation physical?

A

no, but it is helpful if you have an established baseline when you later evaluate for concussion

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16
Q

pain with flexion of the spine might indicate

A

disc problems

17
Q

GU exam is required for [males/females]

A

males

18
Q

when should hypertension preclude sports activity?

A

Grade 3 (160-169 systolic)

athlete can return to play once HTN is controlled

19
Q

when is hypertension an absolute contraindication to sports participation?

A

Grade 4 (>180 systolic)

20
Q

if initial BP is elevated at time of physical, what is the next best step?

A

repeat blood pressure twice over the next month

**is not a contraindication for sports clearance

21
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A