sports injuries Flashcards

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what are dislocations

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injury caused when normal position of joint is altered
- caused by fall
- treated by manipulation, medicine, sling, rehab
- when properly repositioned can move normally
- more likely to dislocate again

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what is an accuse injury

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happens suddenly
- sudden severe pain
- swelling
- non weight bearing
- restricted movement
- extreme weakness
- deformation

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what are sprains

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  • one or more ligaments stretched or torn
  • too much force
  • strains= muscle fibres stretched beyond limits
  • RICE
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what are chronic injuries

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playing or exercising too long
pain
dull ache at rest
swelling

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what is a stress fracture

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overuse injury
muscle is stressed and transfers to bones
causes small crack- weight bearing

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what is a chilles tendinitis

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overuse of AT
common in older
cause tendon rupture
pain and swelling
look abnormal

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what is tennis elbow

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inflammation of tendons
- overuse of muscles in forearm
- tennis/ golf

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8
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an injuries be prevented

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screening, protective equipment, warm up

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what is screening

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test or questions to identify any problems
identify musculoskeletal injuries prior to performance
- professionals use to prevent injury: assessing muscle imbalances, core strength, range of movement, postural alignment & mobility
- detected problems, then worked on by s & c coaches
- screening can cause anxiety in performers
- not 100% accurate

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how does a warm up stop injury

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  • raises body’s muscle temperature
  • blood flow increases, increasing amount of o2 & nutrients to the muscle
  • increased elasticity of muscles
  • joints and tendons prepare for strenuous activity
  • heart rate increases
  • respiratory rate increases
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