Kinesiology - injury, gait and posture Flashcards

1
Q

Define a sports injury

A

any physical complaint sustained by practicing or competing in a sport that causes:
- a reduction in future competition or training (time loss injury)
- an athlete to seek medical attention (medical attention injury)

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2
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What are the consequences of injury?

A
  • finances
  • death
  • mental health
  • work (can’t)
  • pain
  • reduced dignity
  • loss of playing time - reduced performance
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3
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What is the cause of an acute injury?

A

impact of excessive loading

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4
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In an acute injury can the moment of the injury be easily identified, yes or no?

A

yes

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5
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List some examples of acute injuries

A
  • sprain
  • fracture
  • bruise
  • concussion
  • cut
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6
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What is the cause of a chronic injury?

A

overuse/repetitive action as well as a high training load

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In a chronic injury can the moment of the injury be easily identified, yes or no?

A

no

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8
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List some examples of chronic injuries

A
  • stress fracture
  • back pain
  • shin splints
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9
Q

What are the 2 types of injuries?

A
  • contact
  • non contact
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10
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List the intrinsic injury risk factors (check and see if some need adding from lecture)

A
  • sex
  • body mass
  • age
  • skill level
  • mental health
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List the extrinsic risk factors

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  • opponents
  • sport you play
  • weather
  • equipment
  • playing surfaces
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12
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How do we measure injury severity in sport?

A

based on time loss during injury

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13
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How long does it take to recover from a minor/mild severity injury?

A

0-7 days

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14
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How long does it take to recover from a moderate severity injury?

A

8-21 days

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15
Q

How long does it take to recover from a sever severity injury?

A

21days - permanent

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16
Q

List the spectrum of regeneration potential from best to worst

A

1) bones
2) muscles
3) tendons
4) ligaments
5) cartilage/meniscus

17
Q

What can cause kyphosis-lordosis

A
  • osteoporosis
  • poor posture
18
Q

What can cause just kyphosis?

A
  • tight hamstrings
  • weak back muscles
19
Q

What can cause just lordosis?

A
  • weak abs
  • strong back muscles
  • anterior pelvic tilt