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Recommended brace for Thumb UCL sprain

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Hand-based thumb spica with IP free

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Jersey finger initial treatment - brace

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Splint ASAP in neutral - custom made orthoplast or aluminum

  • surgery ASAP to avoid tendon retraction
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Turf toe treatment using equipment

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Increase stiffness of shoe plate or orthotic(custom or otc)

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How should mouthguards fit with high contact sports? Low contact sports?

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  • High = back of second molars
  • Low = back of first molars
  • 3mm thickness biting surface (2mm for other measures)
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Finger sprains - return to sport taping

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Buddy taping

Figure 8 taping

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What is important consideration with Mallet finger bracing?

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Compliance with brace wearing important

Don’t let finger fall into flexion when removing splint (will re injure tendon)

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Does post op ACL bracing change clinical outcomes after reconstruction?

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NO

Ask no evidence it prevents ACL injury

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Brace/equipment for knee chondral/OCD lesion

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Unloader brace

  • either conservative or after post surgical
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Brace Options for high ankle sprain/syndesmotic sprain

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CAM boot or Cast (per MD)
Air cast walking boot

  • want full length boot to decrease rotational stress, immobilize and give complete support
  • RTP= ankle brace - limit ER of talus (taller brace = can increase leverage of brace and encircle tib fib)
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When should a PRE PARTICIPATION PHYSICAL EXAMINATION be administered ?

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At least 6 weeks prior to start of season/practice

*personal PCP should complete it due to familiarity with athlete

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How often should a PPE be administered?

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Younger athletes every 2 years

Older athletes every 3 years

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What are the two most common problems identified during PPE?

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  • Cardiovascular (elevated blood pressure)

- vision problems

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What are the only types of PERFORMANCE TESTING that may be performed during a PPE?

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Baseline cognitive and balance testing = for use in diagnosis of CONCUSSION MANAGEMENT

TESTS= visual and verbal memory, processing speed, reaction time, Sway Balance, King Devick

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What guide can physicians use to help make evidence based decisions to determine participation clearance for return to sport?

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American Academy of Pediatrics - Medical Conditions Affecting Sports Participation

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Regarding athletes participation status due to a medical condition, can medical info be released without individuals consent?

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Can release CLEARED vs NOT CLEARED decision (without other medical info for coaches, school admin)

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What is the “RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE”?

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  • athletes may seek another medical opinion OR legal intervention to allow participation
  • may be best to have athlete or parents write handwritten letter vs “waiver” or “risk release”
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Are ECGs used in PPE testing in the US?

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NO - non obligatory

  • they can’t detect all causes of SCD
  • show abnormal findings in 85-95% of ppl with cardiomyopathies
  • chance for false negatives
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What is RELATIVE ENERGY DEFICIENCY IN SPORT?

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  • Syndrome resulting from energy deficiency that affects physiological function = metabolic rate, menstrual function, bone health, immunity, protein synthesis, CV and psychological health
  • screen for it with athletes who show: disordered eating, weight loss, lack of normal growth and development, menstrual dysfunction, recurrent injuries and illness, decreased performance, mood changes