Sports and Medicine Flashcards

1
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Sports Participation Should be Aimed At….

A

Developmental Level (so they can enjoy)

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2
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Suggest a developmentally appropriate sport for: 3-5 (early childhood), 6-9 (middle), 10-12 (late childhood), 13-15 (early adolesc.), 16-18 (late)

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early kids: running, throwing, tricycle
middle: entry level soccer, swim, gym
late childhood: entry level bball, football
early teen: track + field, hockey
late teen: all sports
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3
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What is the typical mechanism for a sprain

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plantar flexed foot inverted

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4
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List the ottawa ankle rules

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Ankle XR

  1. Lateral malleolus tip tender
  2. Medial malleolus tip tender
  3. Can’t wt bear immediately & in ED

Foot XR

  1. Base of 5th metatarsal tender
  2. Tender at navicular bone
  3. Can’t wt bear immediately & in ED
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5
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Sprain Management Mnemonic

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PRICE=

  1. PROTECT- functional bracing, early mobilization
  2. REST
  3. ICE- ice pack x 15 min. 1-3X/day in first 36hr injury
  4. COMPRESSION
  5. ELEVATION
    * NSAID help reduce pain + inflammation
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6
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What is the key to reducing risk of ankle injury recurrence.

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Rehabilitation

ROM, strengthening muscles, flexibility, balance, bracing

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7
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Exercise + Infection.. Association

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Depends

  • moderate level activity= enhanced immune
  • elite athletes= may be higher risk of infection
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8
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How do you know if you should still exercise if sick?

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NECK CHECK

  1. URTI = do it
  2. Systemic= don’t
  3. If risk to team= don’t till feel recovered
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9
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Rule with Athletes and infectious Mono (EBV)

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  1. No exercise x 3 wk
  2. Once symp, BW, splenomegaly gone= light activity and up
  3. If contact sport- no contact x 4 week total since dx
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10
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Most common cause of low back pain in youth

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Structural (i.e. spondylolysis)

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11
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RF of back pain in athletes

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Muscle imbalance
Inflexibility
Structural diff
Improper Training

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12
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Back pain red flag

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Fever
Night Pain
Neuro abN
Wt loss
Malaise
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13
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General Back Pain in Athletes Tx

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  1. PT
  2. Rest
  3. w/ or w/out brace (depending on cause- i.e. for Spondylolysis, Posterior Element overuse)
  4. +/- Sx for Vertebral avulsion #
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14
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Name 2 example of Extension Back Pain vs. Flexion Back pain

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Extension
= Spondylolysis (stress # on pars interarticularis i.e. in dance, skating, gym), Posterior Element Overuse

Flexion
= Vertebral Avulsion # (i.e. ball, gymnastics), Disc Herniation

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15
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Differential of youth back pain

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  1. Structural
  2. Inflammation
  3. Infection
  4. Tumours
  5. Visceral pathology
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16
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Ratio for Nutrition for young athletes

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2/3= Carb
1/3= Protein
1/3= Fat
    • ensure good fluids, Ca, Vit D, iron
17
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Fluid for young athletes

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  • 500 mL H2O 2-3h pre event
  • Water q 15-20 min
  • Replace sweat post

Think sports drink + carb if > 1 hr activity and hot.