injuries Flashcards

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what are general risks (injury)

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risks which are associated with most sports, e.g. twisted ankle

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what are specific risks (injury)

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risks which are specific to an activity e.g. getting hit with hockey stick

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whats personal readiness

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identifying risks of injury’s, stating how you reduce each of the risks and how they reduce risk. For example warm up, par-q allowing recovery time etc.

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what are measures taken to combat sport specific risks

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checking equipment, applying the principles of training correctly, balanced competition, enforcing rules, check facilities

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what are the different type of fractures

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compound, stress, simple, greenstick

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whats a compound fracture

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a full fracture which cuts through the skin and can cause increasing risk of infection

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whats a stress fracture

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a crack in the bone, commonly caused by overuse

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whats a simple fracture

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a full break however doesn’t tear through the skin

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whats a greenstick fracture

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a fracture which usually occurs amongst younger children, bone bends on one size and causes small break on the other side

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what are symptoms of concussion

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confusion
dizziness
unconscious
nausea

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what are symptoms of dislocation

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pain
swelling
misshapen joint

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why does torn cartilage occur and what are the symptoms

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torn cartilage is wear small tears appear in the cartilage (cushioning in-between bones)
can occur due to forceful twisting or sudden impact/ stopping
symptoms are pain, swelling, stiffness at joint which reduces movement

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why do sprains occur and what are the symptoms

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an injury where some ligament fibres are torn, occurs wen a joint goes through a greater range of movement than normal, e.g. forceful twisting, overstretching joint
symptoms are pain, bruising and swelling

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whats tennis elbow, how is it caused

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pain which is felt on the outside of the elbow. Can be caused by poor technique or overuse
can also be caused by badminton or golf

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whats golfers elbow and how is it caused

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pain which is felt on the inside of the elbow. Can be caused by poor technique or overuse
can also be caused by throwing

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why do strains occur and what are the symptoms

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a strain is a tear in the muscle, sometimes known as a pulled muscle. It occurs due to overstretching and the symptoms are swelling pain and bruising