Sport Medicine Flashcards

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Adolescent plays football, presents with pain in the right knee, swollen tender tibial tubercle; plain radiograph shows ossification of the tibial tubercle with fragmentation

A

Osgood–Schlatter disease

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What is the best treatment of Osgood–Schlatter disease?

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Icing, muscle stretching, and strengthening decrease activities triggering the pain, NSAIDs, knee brace

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An 8-year-old boy recently starts playing basketball for 2h every day, he is complaining of pain in both heels, the pain is worse when jumping and with exercise. The exam is positive for tenderness at both heels and and with dorsiflexion of both feet

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Sever disease

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What is the best treatment of Sever disease?

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Icing, stretching of Achilles tendon, NSAIDs, heel cups, avoid activities triggering the pain, e.g., jumping

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Adolescent girl is complaining of right hip pain that developed during track practice. She felt a pop in the front of her right hip and had immediate onset of pain. There is tenderness over anterior inferior iliac spine, pain and weakness with resisted hip flexion, and pain with passive extension of the hip. What is the most likely diagnosis?

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Anterior inferior iliac spine (AIIS) apophyseal avulsion injury (due to strong muscle contraction and skeletal immaturity and relatively weak apophysis)

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Healthcare providers should educate athletes at high risk for ACL tear about neuromuscular training programs that reduce the risk of injury. What are the components of neuromuscular training?

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Strengthening, balance, and plyometric (jump) training, proper knee position and technique

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What are the highest rates of dental injuries among high school sports in boys?

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Basketball, baseball, wrestling, and soccer

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What are the highest rates of dental injuries among high school sports in girls?

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Field hockey, softball, basketball, and lacrosse

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What is the best protective gear during sports that decreases oral injuries, including tooth avulsions, tooth fractures, and lacerations?

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Mouthguard

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Adolescent with a history of 3 concussions is suffering from forgetfulness and difficulty concentrating since last concussion, which was 2months ago. What is the best diagnostic test to identify impaired cognitive function?

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Neuropsychological testing

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Adolescent with a history of scoliosis is in your office for sports clearance. Physical examination is significant for pectus excavatum, hypermobility of the wrist and finger joints, long and thin fingers, arm span–to–height ratio that is greater than 1.05 What is the next best step?

A

Echocardiography (Marfan syndrome is a high risk of aortic root rupture and aortic dissection)

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What is the best treatment of apophyseal avulsion injuries?

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Rest and protected weight- bearing; surgery is rarely indicated

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Adolescent boy presents to your office for preparticipation evaluation before football season. He has a history of 2 episodes of syncope. What is the most important finding that warrants a through cardiology evaluation?

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Syncope during exercise

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What is the best drink for sports activities lasting 1h or less?

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Water is enough for hydration

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What is the best drink for sports activities lasting longer than 1h?

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Sports drinks (contain electrolyte and sugar; may encourage for hydration with longer activities)

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A father is asking about energy drinks for his children during sports

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Not recommended for young children and adolescents (due to high caffeine level in energy drinks)

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An athlete has been doing strenuous exercise for a prolonged period in hot weather, excessively sweating, dizziness, thirst, weakness, headache, malaise, tachycardia, and the temperature is 103°F

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Heat exhaustion

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An athlete has been doing strenuous exercise for a prolonged period in hot weather, presents with dry and hot skin, feeling dizzy, weak, altered mental status, low blood pressure, and tachycardia, and the temperature is 105°F

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Heat stroke

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What is the next best step in an athlete with suspected heat stroke?

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Rapid and immediate cooling (ice water bath) at the scene then transfer to the ED

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An athlete is complaining of headaches, dizziness, poor concentration after a head concussion while playing volleyball. What is the next best step?

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Remove from sports. Neurocognitive rest

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Adolescent boy is presenting with a large swelling in the left thigh after hitting another player during the game, radiograph on the left femur is normal. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A

Soft-tissue hematoma

22
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A 17-year-old boy is interested in building muscles, the mother is concerned about his acne, aggressive behavior. Gonads are small for age. What is the most likely underlying cause?

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Anabolic steroids intake