Bone Stress Injuries Flashcards
Prevalent in
_______ or ________ athletes
Biological ______ 3x risk
recreational or competitive
females
Characteristics of stress fxs in athletes < 20 years old
peak @ ______ years old
_______ most common sport
_______ most common bone
16
basketball
tibia
Most common in _______
______- progression in MTSS
_______ distal region most common area
_____ of the ______ -most common metatarsal and prone to AVN
runners
Tibia
Fibula
Base; 5th
3 zones of injury
1) Zone 1- 90% of ___xs
MOSTLY with _____
2) Zone 2- Most susceptible to ______
3) Zone 3- typically due to _____ stress with possible lack of _______
fx; sprains
AVN
repetitive; pronation
Risk Factors/ Etiology
______ forces worse than more frequent
Repetitive _____/_______
Impaired _____ control
Longer _____ length leads to greater _____ _______
LE ________
Poor _____ _______
_______ and ________ dysfunction
High
jumping/landing
LQ
stride; heel strike
weakness
load management
diet; hormonal
Pathogenesis
Increased _____ and ______ without recovery
__________ activity exceeding ________ activity
Load
frequency
osteoclastic
osteoblastic
Symptoms
generally worsening P! with _______ and _______ and may be constant
ADLs
exercise
Signs
Bone P! reproduced with _____ test
____ reps for tibial stress fx
hop
10
Imaging- radiograph- fx may not appear for ___-____ wks
_______: gold standard for earlier detection b/c of ______ and bone ______ changes
2; 6
MRI
periosteal
marrow
Diet and hormonal changes need to be addressed due to possible ______ in bone mass density
- meeting ______ expenditure
- Vitamin ___
- Regular ______ cycles
decrease
energy
D
menstrual
They need to have well managed _______, ______, and _______
sleep
stress
BMI
PT Rx
BMD _____ just before growth spurts and takes ______ years to increase afterwards
decreases
4
Avg growth spurt timing
BF= ____ years
BM = ____ years
11.9
13.6
Avg age of menarche is _____
period of _______ weakness around growth ______ who also are dealing with hormonal and ______ changes in addition to increase in activity
12 years
skeletal (2x)
Rx
graded ______ to ambulate without pain
graded and progressive RTA while addressing _____ ______ and _______
unloading
risk factors; etiologies