Injury prevention and rehabilitation of injury Flashcards

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What is an acute injury?

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sudden injury caused by a specific impact or traumatic event where a sharp pain is felt immediately

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What are the 4 types of accrue injuries?

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Fractures
Dislocations
Strains
Sprains

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What is a fracture?

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a break or crack in a bone

simple or closed = clean break and doesn’t pierced skin

compound or open = tissue or skin is damaged

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What is a dislocation?

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occurs at the joint, ends of bones are forced out of position

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What is a strain?

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when muscle fibres stretch too far and tear

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What is a sprain?

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when the ligament is stretched too far or tears

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What is a chronic injury?

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an over use injury

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What are 3 types of Chronic injury?

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Achilles tendonitis
Stress fracture
Tennis elbow

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What is Achilles tendinitis?

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causes pain and inflammation to achilles due to over use. Basket ball player

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What is a stress fracture?

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muscles become fatigue so no longer absorb the added shock of exercise so transfers to the bone which causes tiny cracks

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What is tennis elbow?

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Muscles and tendons at the elbow become inflamed and tiny tears occur on the outside of the elbow

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What are 5 types of injury prevention?

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Screening 
Protective equipment 
Warm up 
Flexibility training
Taping and Bracing
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What is screening?

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helps identify those at risks of injury before it takes place. Can also save lives such as CRY heart screening

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What is taping and bracing?

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helps with support and stability to reduce risk of injury

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Give 5 types of injury rehabilitation?

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Proprioceptive training 
Strength training 
Hyperbaric chambers 
Cryotherapy 
Hydrotherapy
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What is proprioceptive training?

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uses hopping,jumping and balance exercises to restore lost proprioception and teach the body to control the positions of and injured joint subconsciously

17
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What is strength training?

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uses resistance to prepare body for exercise, reducing chance of injury

18
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What is hyperbaric chambers?

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reduces recovery time, chamber is pressurised and is 100% pure oxygen. Therefore more oxygen diffused to injured area. Reduces swelling

19
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What is cryotherapy?

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The use of cooling to treat injuries it also reduces pain and inflammation, temp below -100, blood leaves limbs and goes to vital organs to protect, then once out it returns to injured area with lots of oxygen

20
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What is hydrotherapy?

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Takes place in water and used to improve blood circulation, relive pain and relax muscles. Water helps support body weight which reduces load on joints so allows for more exercise

21
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Give 5 recovery methods

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Compressive garments 
Massage 
Foam rollers 
Cold therapy 
Cryotherapy
22
Q

What do compressive garments do?

A

improve blood circulation and prevent medical problems

23
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What do massages do?

A

prevent or relive soft tissue injuries

24
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What do foam rollers do?

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releases tension and tightens in a muscle, as well as between the muscle and the fascia

25
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What does cold therapy do?

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causes vasoconstriction of blood vessels which reduces swelling

26
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What is the importance of sleep on recovery?

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Some of the rebuilding of the damage done to muscle cells is done at night

Deep sleep is important

Non REM sleep is where there is no rapid eye movement

3rd stage is the deepest part of sleep where brainwaves are slowest so blood is going to muscles instead of brain