Intro to Sports Medicine Flashcards

1
Q

What does sports medicine deal with?

A

Injuries and illnesses that result from participation in sports and athletic activities

Concerned with the proper functioning of the human body

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Why does sports medicine continue to grow?

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People are participating in a greater range of sporting activities than before to sustain or boost their fitness level

People are participating in dangerous sporting activities

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Where did sports medicine originate?

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In ancient Greece and Rome athlete, contests were the way of everyday life.

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Who was the founder of therapeutic exercise?

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Herodicus, a 5th century BCE physician whose theories are considered the foundation of sports medicine

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5
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Who wrote the first textbook on athletic training?

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Iccus of Taranto

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Who was a heroic winner of 5 consecutive Olympic championships who encouraged athletes to strength train?

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Milo of Croton

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7
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When did the first documented team physician arrived later?

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During 2nd century CE

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Who did copious amounts of research in anatomy and physiology to help gladiators? Who’s work and medical knowledge became the principle of the Western world?

A

Galen

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9
Q

Professional athletes and recreational athletes are witnesses to

A

The advancement and expansion of sports medicine

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10
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What do perviously seasoned athletes now choose to do instead of a break period during season?

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Choose to undergo year-round training to gain edge over their competitors

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What has been done in the sport medicine field to combat the rise in sports-related injuries?

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Coaches, trainers, and physicians have united to develop sporting facilities which often have state-of-the-art diagnostic and therapeutic equipment

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What other parts have sports science incorporated?

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Nutritional understanding of the athlete and how supplements, foods, and drinks affect athletic performance.

Game engineering

Different doping strategies-. Some formulate agents are not teachable on health screens and others look for better detection methods of such agents.

Sports doping has progressed to gene doping- Some genetically modified superior athletes are being produced.

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13
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Where did the term sports medicine originate?

A

U.S Olympic in Moriz, Switzerland

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14
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What does science and technology play an important role in?

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Making the correct diagnosis of a sports injury, which improves the likelihood of full recovery

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What can new diagnostic techniques, such as various imaging modalities allow?

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Physicians to peer into the body without breaking the skin.

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16
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A Team Physician must:

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Have an unrestricted medical license, be an MD and DO who is responsible for treating and coordinating medical care of the athletic team members

Should possess special mastery in the care of musculoskeletal injuries and medical conditions encountered in sports