Injury Flashcards

1
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What are four examples of an Acute injury?

A

Fractures, Dislocations, Sprains and Strains

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2
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What is a comminuted fracture?

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A break or splinter of the bone into more than two fragments

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If a bone is protruding out of the skin what type of fracture is this?

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Open or Compound fracture

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4
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Give two reasons why sleep is important for recovery

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Sleep allows recovery to occur, During non REM sleep blood is redirected to the muscles to improve repair

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5
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What does RICE stand for?

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Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

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6
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WBC stands for what?

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Whole Body Cryotherapy

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7
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Vasoconstriction of blood vessels is caused by cryotherapy, True or false?

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True! Vasoconstriction occurs as an immediate result of cryotherapy due to the cold temperatures it restricts the amount of blood flow and causing the blood vessels to get smaller and ‘constrict’

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8
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Why does a wobble board help with proprioceptive training?

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The unpredictable movements of the balance board re-educate your body

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What do proprioceptors do?

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Proprioceptors deliver information to about the position of our limbs so we can produce fluid movement

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10
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Name four types of strength training

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Machine Weights, Therabands, Free weights and Body weights

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11
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What does a hyperbaric chamber contain 100% of?

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Oxygen

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How does a hyperbaric chamber help rehabilitise injuries?

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The pressure increases the oxygen breathed in and absorbed into the injured area and the excess oxygen dissolves into blood plasma which reduces swelling and increasing white blood supply to the joint

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13
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What is lateral epicondylitis?

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The medical term for tennis elbow

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14
Q

In a CRY heart screening what does CRY stand for?

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Cardiac Risk in the Young

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15
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List 4 different types of protective equipment from different sports

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Shin pads- football
Gum shield- Rugby
Pads and helmets- Cricket
Guards- Hockey
Eye guards- Squash
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16
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Name the three stages of a warm up

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Pulse raiser, stretching, skills practice

17
Q

What are the four types of stretch?

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Ballistic, Active, Passive and Static

18
Q

What is the definition of a dislocation?

A

An injury caused when the normal position of a joint is altered

19
Q

Identify the difference between a sprain and a strain?

A

A sprain is when ligaments are stretched or twisted whereas a strain is when muscle fibres are stretched or torn

20
Q

What is a chronic injury and provide two examples?

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A chronic injury is an injury that occurs as a result of playing sport or exercising for a long time. Two examples are Achilles tendinitis and stress fractures