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Soc 10 Flashcards

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What are the 8 types of injuries?

A

Soft tissue injury
Dislocation
Fractures
Abrasions
Concussions
Torn cartalage
Strain
Sprain

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What is the definition of a soft tissue injury?

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when trauma or overuse occurs to muscles, tendons or ligaments.

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How can a soft tissue injury occur?

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From overuse and trauma

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What is the definition of a sprain?

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A damaged ligament, most common is a ankle sprain.

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How do sprains occur?

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Overstreching to far past normal range of movement.

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What is the definition of a strain?

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A twist or tear in a muscle or tendant. Most common is hamstring

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How do strains occur?

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Overuse, long term injury, over streching

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What is the definition of cartalige?

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Firm elastic substance that keeps the bones a line and takes in impact.

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How does torn cartalige occur.

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Wear and tear from overuse.

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What is the definition of a fracture?

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A break in a bone

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How does a fracture occure?

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When to much pressure is applied to a bone.

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What is the definition of a dislocation?

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When a bone comes out of a joint.

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13
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How does a dislocation occur?

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Been bashed or twisted.

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What is the definition of an abrasion?

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Friction on the skin, a graze

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How does an abrasion occur?

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Tackle or fallinh on concrete or 4G

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What is the definition of concusion?

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When you get hit on the head eg: headaches, dizzyness, loss of co-ordination, short term memory loss.

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How does concussion occur?

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Impact to head.

18
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What are the 4 types of fracture?

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Stress fracture
Compound fracture
Inclosed fracture
Simple fracture

19
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What does RICE stand for?

A

Rest
Ice
Ccompression
Elevate

20
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What does rest stand for?

A

time you stop playing

21
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What does Ice stand for?

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Cold can provide pain relife and limit swelling

22
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What does compress stand for?

A

Use pressure to apply ice to injury

23
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What does elevate stand for?

A

Elevate injury above heart

24
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Are ligaments elastic ?

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Yes

25
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Are tendons elastic ?

A

No they are non elastic

26
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What is a ligament

A

Elastic fibres that join bone to bone and keeps the skeletal system stable.

27
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What is a tendon ?

A

They join muscle to bone

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