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Injury Prevention Flashcards

1
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What is an acute injury

A

Injury that occurs as a result of an incident, can tell the exact time the injury occurred

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What is a chronic injury

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Injure which develop over a period of time, cannot tell the exact time

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3
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What is hard tissue

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Bones, joints, cartilage

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4
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What is soft tissue

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Ligaments, tissue

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5
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What is a simple fracture

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When a bone broken but the skin is intact

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What is a compound fracture

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When bone breaks and skin is damaged

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7
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Describe dissiocation

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When a bone seperates from its joint

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8
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Describe a sprain

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Tear to a ligament

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9
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Describe a strain

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Tear to a tendon

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10
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Describe grade 1 damage

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5% of tissue of tissue

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11
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What is a grade 2 injury

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5-95% of tissue damage

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12
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What is a grade 3 injury

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A total rupture

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13
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Describe an abrasion

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Cutting of the skin

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14
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Describe a concussion

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Acute, soft tissue damage, trauma to the brain

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15
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What is a stress fracture

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A chronic injury, strain of the bone causes cracks

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16
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Describe shin splints

A

Chronic injury, over use of tibialis anterior

17
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What is tendinitis

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Long term damage to tendon caused by repetitive strain

18
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What is tendinitis

A

Long term damage to tendon caused by repetitive strain

19
Q

Describe signs of a concussion

A

Loss of balance
Commuting confusion
Memory loss

20
Q

What are the 6Rs

A

Recognise
Remote
Refer
Rest
Recover
Return

21
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What are instrinsic risk factors

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Physiological factors such as age, strength, muscle imbalances

22
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What is an Extrinsic risk factor

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Environmental factors such as other players, coaching, conditions

23
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What would SALTAPS Be used for

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Injury response

24
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What is SALTAPS

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Stop - Asses the situation
Ask - Ask for details about the event
Look - look at the site of injury
Touch - Feel injury site
Active - can the player move the limb painlessly
Passive - first aider moves performer through ROM
Strength - can the performer move against resistance

25
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What is PRICE

A

Protection - stop athlete
Rest - rest with recovery
Ice - ice area
Elevation - elevate leg to increase blood flow

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