Injury and Prevention Flashcards

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1
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What are the types of injury?

A

Traumatic and Overuse

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Traumatic

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  • One off overload of the system

- Often due to the impact mechanism

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Overuse

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  • Repeated loading of the system
  • Damage builds up overtime
  • Symptoms often appear gradually
  • Load of excessive magnitude can cause failure
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Acute

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First injury episode

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Chronic

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Recurrence of previous injury

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How do we quantify injury

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  • Injury definition
  • Injury Severity
  • Reporting injury data
  • Injury Burden
  • Injury classification
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Injury definition

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  • medical attention
  • time loss injury
  • different definitions appropriate for different scenarios
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Injury severity

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usually defined by time loss

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Reporting injury data

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  • absolute numbers
  • proportions
    incidence rate ([no. injuries/total injuries] x 100)
  • injuries per 100 playing hour, athlete exposures or matches
  • number of matches per injury
  • match and training injury data seperate
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Injury burden

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= injury incidence x average severity

- unit - days absence per 1000 playing hours

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Injury Classification

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  • injury location
  • injury type
  • match/type
  • contact/non contact
  • ORCHARD sport injury classification system
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What are risk factors?

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Any attribute, characteristic or exposure of that increases the likelihood of developing injury

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How do we classify risk factors?

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  • intrinsic factors (related to that particular person)
  • extrinsic factors (external to the person)
  • modifiable or non modifiable
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Intrinsic risk factors

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  • previous injury
  • genetic factors
  • other anatomical & physical characteristics
    malalignment
    muscle imbalance
    leg length discrepancy
    lack of flexibility
    sex, size & body composition
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External risk factors

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  • environmental condition
  • Surface
  • Equipment
  • Sport - modifiable by rule changes
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Both extrinsic and intrinsic

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  • training errors (intensity+technique)

- inadequate diet

17
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Why does injury occur?

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Sport injury causation model 
risk factor for injury
--> Age, Sex, Muscle imbalance, Previous injury
--> Predisposed athlete
--> Susceptible athlete
Mechanism of injury
--> Injury
18
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Injury Prevention

A

Minimising risk factors in order to reduce the likelihood of injury.

19
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For Step Sequence of Injury Prevention Research

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1) Magnitude of the problem
- Injury surveillance
- Injury incidence
- Types of injury
2) Causes
- Playing situation
- player behaviour
- gross biomechanics
- joint biomechanics
3) Idea for prevention
- based on modifiable risk factors and mechanism of injury
4) Assessing its effectiveness