Return to sport after injury: Rehab Program Flashcards

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What are the stages of rehab and return to sport?

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  • Early stage: Maintaining cardiovascular fitness and sports performance whilst injured
  • Mid stage: Specifics of sport specific rehabilitation program to facilitate return to sport
  • Late stage: How do we know if our athlete is ready to return to sport

Start with specific, individualized exercises, progress to complex task/sport specific exercises

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Who are the stakeholders in rehab?

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  • Team
  • Coach
  • Physio
  • Doctor
  • Parents

ATHLETE

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What are factors influencing functional performance before return to sport?

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  • Physical factors
  • Psychological factors
  • Social/contextual factors
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What are the focuses during early stages of rehab?

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  • Managing pain and swelling
  • Improving or maintaining ROM
  • Maintaining muscle strength
  • Maintaining CV fitness
  • Keep them moving, exercising and an active decision-maker in their RTS planning
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What are factors to consider in rehab return to a specific sport?

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  • Demands of sport
  • Type of injury
  • Time of injury (pre-season, mid-season, late-season)
  • Goals of athlete
  • Weight gain/loss requirements
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What are other general health items to take care of when injured?

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  • infections
  • other injuries
  • cuts/wounds
  • other surgeries
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What are post injury psychological considerations

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  • Reinjury anxiety:
  • Inability to perform to pre-injury standards
  • Feelings of isolation, lack of athletic identity and social support
  • Pressures to return to sport
  • Appearance concerns in RTS from injury: appearing unfit, unskilled
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What are sport specific components that occur during mid stage RTS?

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  • Proprioception
  • Strength
  • Flexibility
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What are aspects of muscle conditioning?

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  • Muscle control
  • Muscle strength
  • Muscle power
  • Muscle endurance
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What are flexibility aspects of RTS?

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  • ROM

- Musculotendinous flexibility

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What may be causes of technical errors?

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o Overuse injuries
o Increase risk for future injuries
o Decrease in performance
o Lack of fitness/ strength/ ROM

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What are ways to analyse technique?

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  • Video, digital, analysis programs
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What is the correction process with a technique?

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  • Identify error
  • Instruct player on correct and incorrect technique
  • Find correction method that works for player
  • Structure training to reinforce new technique
  • Consider athlete history
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What determines RTS?

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o	ROM 
o	Effusion
o	Strength and endurance
o	Flexibility
o	Proprioception
o	CV fitness
o	Functional sport specific skills
o	Biomechanically sound
o	Psychological
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What is the StARRT framework?

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Strategic assessment of risk and risk tolerance

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What are the steps involved with StARRT?

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Step 1: Assessment of Health (tissue health/physiological signs) - risk
Step 2: Assessment of activity (risk analysis of activity)
Step 3: Assessment of risk tolerance: Other factors to risk it

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What are open and closed skills

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Closed skills: hop test figure 8

Open: Have a reactive element

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Running after ACL-r Whats the criteria to return to running?

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  • No joint swelling
  • Full ROM
  • Pain <2/10
  • Gradual walk run
  • 70% knee ext strength
  • 70% hop tests
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What are ways to assess psychology for RTS?

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  • Injury psychological readiness to RTS scale

Advancement through the rehab process must be criteria based not time based