Common Sporting Injuries 1 - Lecture 5 Flashcards

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1
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During what activities is a non contact hamstring tear most likely to occur?

A

Sprinting
Accelerating
Kicking

(68% of hamstring injuries in rugby occur in running, Brookes 2006)

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What are the risk factors which may increase the strain in the hamstrings in the end of swing?

A

Low hamstring strength

Short fascicle length

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3
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How do non contact ACL injuries occur?

A

Pivot and landing

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4
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Why does tendinopathy occur?

A

Tendon loaded to high strain in order to accomplish its function

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5
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What is overload?

A

Repetitive loading above what is normal initiates collagen and extra-cellular matrix synthesis and degradation

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How can you increase the stiffness of a tendon to reduce injury?

A

Resistance Training

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What is a stress fracture?

A

Repetitive laod
Trabecular bone weakening
Compact bone weakening

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What is a fatigue fracture?

A

Normal bone is stressed at a rate that exceeds the ability of the bone to remodel to a stronger state and adapt to greater force and cycles

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What is an insufficiency fracture?

A

Abnormal bone is routinely stressed under conditions of for example, osteoporosis, rickets

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