injury Flashcards

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What two categories can injuries be considered to be in?

A

Internally and externally caused injuries

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What are internally caused injuries?

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Injuries where a performer is solely responsible

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3
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What are the two types of internally caused injuries?

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Overuse abs sudden injuries

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4
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How can overuse injuries come about?

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By either training or performing too much

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5
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What are some examples of overuse injuries?

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  • stress fractures
  • muscle and tendon injuries
  • tennis elbow
  • cartilage damage
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How do sudden injuries occur?

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When a person is taking part in physical activity there is a lot of strain put on the body owing to lots of stretching, twisting, and turning, which can often result in problems

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What is an example of a sudden injury?

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Hamstring pulls

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What are externally caused injuries?

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Injuries that are caused by factors other than the performer themselves, such as by the equipment, an opponent, or even the playing conditions

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9
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What are the types of externally caused injuries?

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  • foul play or incorrect actions (including poor or incorrect technique)
  • impact injuries
  • equipment / clothing
  • accidents
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What is foul play or incorrect actions when related to injury?

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This involves other players, usually opponents, and these types of injuries can often be quite serious

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What are the precautions for foul play or incorrect actions?

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There are rules to prevent them happening

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12
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How can impact injuries happen?

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  • physical contact can occur in non-contact games, such as netball or basketball
  • impact with equipment, such as goal posts or hockey sticks
  • impact with the playing surface itself, such as an outdoor court area or artificial turf
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How can injuries caused by equipment / clothing come about?

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  • damaged equipment, such as splinters from damaged hockey sticks
  • faulty equipment, such as non-fixed portable goals
  • badly fitting clothes or equipment, such as trainers that are too tight and so cause blisters
  • inappropriate clothing, such as baggy clothes in trampolining
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14
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What is a basic precautionary guide to prevent injuries?

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  • a risk assessment should be carried out and the findings followed
  • warm ups should always be carried out before starting
  • all rules or codes of conduct should be clear, followed, and enforced
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Why is it important that correct techniques are used at all times?

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Because there are countless examples where using poor technique has resulted in an injury to both performers and opponents

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