Injury Prevention Flashcards

1
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intrinsic factors of injury prevention

A

screening

fitness and conditioning

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2
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extrinsic factors of injury prevention

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environment

protective equipment

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3
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what is the purpose of screening

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identify who may be at risk and establish a baseline

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4
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in screening, what is a good purpose of medical history collection

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create personal information cards

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5
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what is training age

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years of experience in physical conditioning and training

plyometrics and resistance training

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6
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what is sexual maturity

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wide variance in physical development throughout adolescence

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7
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what is an integral physical development component for injury reduction

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plyometric ability

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8
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what two tests are mentioned for injury risk physical evaluation

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functional movement screen

the Y balance test

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9
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what can help prevent heat stress

A

more breaks and water

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10
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chance of heat stress higher with…

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high humidity, equipment, certain clothing

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11
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if we are not drinking water, we lose ___ L of water for up to ___ hours

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lose 1 L of water for up to 2 hours

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12
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what % of humidity IMPAIRES evaporation

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65%

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13
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what % of humidity STOPS evaporation

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75%

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14
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recommended fluid consumption interval for preventing heat illness

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20 oz 2-3 hours prior to activity, and an additional 10 oz 10-20 minutes before exercise

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15
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mild dehydration occurs when what % of body weight is lost in fluid

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2%

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16
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when engaged in minimal activity, how much water is needed daily

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2.5L

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17
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what is the most effective method of avoiding heat stress

A

acclimatization

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18
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about how long does acclimatization take

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7 days

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19
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what can be done to help athletes gradually acclimate

A

equipment restrictions

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20
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what cause heat cramps

A

excessive water loss and electrolyte imbalance

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21
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where do heat cramps typically occur

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calf and abdominal area

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22
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what causes heat syncope (collapse)

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peripheral vasodilation or pooling of blood in extremities resulting in dizziness and fainting

23
Q

T or F

when recovering from heat syncope (collapse) you should chug fluids to recover as fast as possible

A

F

you should drink gradually and elevate extremities

24
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exertional heat exhaustion involve a core temp. of

A

<105 degrees

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exertional heat stroke involves a core temp. of
>105 degrees
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what is the heat injury related with cross-fit
acute exertional rhabdomyolysis
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what is acute exertional rhabdomyolysis
sudden catabolic destruction or degeneration of skeletal muscle
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someone with sickle-cell trait should watch out for ...
acute exertional rhabdomyolysis
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how much heat is lost through radiation at the head and neck
50%
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how much heat is lost through radiation
65%
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how much heat is lost through evaporation
20%
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at what cold temperatures is death imminent
77-85F or 25-29C
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what is the second cause of death by weather phenomena
lightning
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what should you do if your are outdoor and your hair stands up
get down to the ground, but not flat as that increases surface area
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the method to estimate distance of a storm
from the time the lightning is sighted to the clap of thunder count, divide by 5 to calculate the miles away count of 30 indicates inherent danger count of 15 everyone should leave the field
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what 3 things are important to injury prevention and equipment
selection fitting maintenance
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what is an important quality of the football helmet
padding inflates to fit the player's head shape
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what should be the priority when buying a hockey helmet
the fit
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T of F | mouth guards should extend back as far as last molar
T
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T or F | It is ok for mouthguards to impede speech
F | should fit comfortably and not impede speech or breathing
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shoulder cups must cover what?
the deltoid
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neck opening of shoulder pads must alow athlete to...
raise arms over head without pads sliding forward and back
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what equipment can be used for groin injuries
core shorts
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what can socks protect from
lacerations and blisters
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what is a cost effective piece of ankle equipment
braces
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what types of people wear neoprene
people who have sustained collateral ligament injuries, patellofemoral conditions, or chronic knee injuries.
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components of a wellness screening
diet exercise and weight control lifestyle habits that pose threat to wellness (smoking, alcohol etc.) sleep habits
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what are the 3 areas of concern in regard to environmental conditions
hyperthermia hypothermia lightning storms
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to prevent heat illness, what 3 environmental things should you monitor
sunshine, heat and humidity
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treatment for heat exhaustion
remove excess clothing fluid ingestion place in cool environment
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a drop in core temperature stimulates what
shivering
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a football helmet should cover what part of the spine
C1 and C2
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what parts of the trunk and thorax must be protected
bony protuberances shoulders ribs spine
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in what way are knee braces often worn
prophylactically