PE Waiver Final Flashcards

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What is tendinitis?

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Inflammation/irritation of a tendon

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What causes tendinitis?

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repetitive, minor impact on the affected area, or more serious injury. Incorrect posture and poor stretching/conditioning increase risk. Overuse.

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Where can tendonitis happen? Most commonly?

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anywhere a tendon connects a bone to a muscle. Usually at base of the thumb, elbow, shoulder, hip, knee, achilles tendon

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Symptoms of tendinitis

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pain

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How to avoid tendinitis?

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Gradually build up activity. Use limited force and limited repetitions. Stop if unusual pain occurs

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How to treat tendinitis?

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avoid activities that aggravate the problem. Rest and ice

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What are cramps?

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muscle spasms

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Causes of cramps

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Poor blood circulation, overexertion, insufficient stretching, exercising in heat, muscle fatigue, dehydration, magnesium/potassium deficiency

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How to help muscle cramps

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massage, stretch, ice, warming, Epsom salt bath

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How to reduce risk of cramps

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eat foods with vitamins, magnesium, and calcium. Stay hydrated. Stretch

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What is a sprain?

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stretch/tear of ligament

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What is a strain?

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injury of a muscle/tendon

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What causes sprains and strains?

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direct/indirect trauma that knocks a joint out of position, overstretching or rupturing ligaments

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Signs of a sprain?

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pain, joint can’t move sometimes

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Signs of a strain?

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pain, muscle spasms, muscle weakness, swelling/inflammation, cramping

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Treating strains/sprains?

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RICE, for more severe cases call a doctor: surgery, rehab. plan, activity modification

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What are fractures?

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broken bone

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What causes fractures?

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force on bone is stronger than the bone

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What is a displaced fracture?

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bone snaps in two+ parts, the bone is not lined up. many places is called a comminuted fracture.

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What is a closed fracture?

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bone breaks, but no wound on skin

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What are dislocations?

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joint injuries that force the ends of the bone out of position.

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Symptoms of dislocations

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swelling, pain, bulge, possible immobilization in are

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Treatments for dislocations

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repositioning, medicine, splint/sling, rehabilitation

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What is a concussion?

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impact jolting the brain

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Symptoms of concussions
bruising, damage to blood vessels/nerves, dizzyness, vision issues, unconsciousness.
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Signs of a concussion
confusion, clumsiness, slurred speech, nausea/vomiting, headache, dizzyness, blurred vision, noise sensitivity, sluggishness, ringing in ears, behavior changes, concentration difficulties, memory loss
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How often do concussions occur in the US?
every 21 seconds
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Grade 1 Concussion
Symptoms less than 15 minutes. No unconsciousness
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Grade 2 Concussion
Symptoms longer than 15 minutes. No unconsciousness
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Grade 3 Concussion
Unconsciousness
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Dealing with a concussion
Medical attention (grade 3), take a break, try to prevent another concussion
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RICE
Rest, Ice, Compress, Elevate
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Ice Procedure
ice for 10 - 15 minutes three times a day for two days. If still swollen after two days see a doctor
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Elevate Procedure
keep raised above heart
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What to do in cold weather
cover nose and mouth, prevent breathing cold + dry air
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Frostbite + symptoms and treatment
It's damage to exposed skin and tissues by extreme cold. Skin is pale, hard, and numb Get warm + thaw area with warm water. Medical help if no improvement
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Hypothermia + Symptoms and treatment
dangerously low body temperature due to extreme cold/submersion in cold water. Drowsiness, weakness, confusion. Slow heart rate > shock > heart failure Medical help immediately.
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Dehydration
excessive loss of water
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Heat Exhaustion + Symptoms and Treatment
physical stress on body due to overheating. Heavy sweating, cold/clammy skin, dizziness, confusion, fainting, weak/rapid pulse, cramps, shortness of breath, nausea/vomiting
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Heatstroke + Symptoms and Treatment
dangerous condition in which the body loses its ability to cool itself through perspiration immediate death if signs are ignored Call for medical help and try to cool person down
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Windburn and treatment
irritation due to wind drying oily layer; skin is red, dry, and sore. Lotion, cover skin, lip balm
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Sunburn and treatment/prevention
burning of skin's outer layers. wear protective clothing/sunscreen at least 15 SPF
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Skin cancer + prevention
potential result of a lot of sun exposure. Sunscreen prevents
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Eye damage + prevention
potential result of ultraviolet rays. Sunglasses, hat, or visor
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What does a ligament do?
attach bone to bone
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What does a tendon do?
attach bone to muscle
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Three types of muscles
smooth, skeletal, cardiac
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Where are smooth muscles?
lines internal organs
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What do skeletal muscles do?
attach to bones, made of fiber
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Where is the cardiac muscle?
heart