Sports Med Flashcards

1
Q

What are the MC injuries in sports?

Of the MC injuries in sports, what are the MC structures involved?

A

MC injuries in sports are ankle ligament injuries.

Lateral ankle ligaments are the MC injured structures (inversion)

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2
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Risk factors for ankle inversion injuries?

A

tight achilles

Varus hindfoot

Limited subtalar motion

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3
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what is the mechanism of injury with syndesmotic injuries/high ankle sprains?

Dx of syndesmotic injures?

Tx of syndesmotic injuries?

A

MOI is external rotation and dorsiflexion..

Dx Syndesmotic:

  • tender over anterior syndesmosis
  • common to have deltoid ligament tenderness
  • maisonneuve fx will have tenderness at proximal fibula + syndesmosis
  • Compression squeeze test: squeeze at mid calf will cause pain at ant syndesmosis
  • External rotation test (done w/ knee at 90 degrees)

Tx:
-partial injury is treated with boot or walking cast for 2-4wks followed by rehab.

-widening is noted on plain or stress view = surgery w/ non-weight bearing immboilization

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4
Q

What is the MC cause of persistently painful sprained ankles?

A

incomplete rehab!

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5
Q

What is the female athlete triad?

Which test is most sensitive to stress fx?

A

Amenorrhea, disordered eating, osteoporisis

BONE SCAN is more sensitive to stress fx.

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6
Q

What are shin splints? Tx?

A

inflammation of the periosteum of the bone. usually painful over a large area. only tx is REST!

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Maybe review…

A

biceps tendon rupture, rotator cuff tear, lateral and medial epicondylitis, stress fx, osgood schlatters, ACL injury, MCL injury, elbow MCL, SLAP lesions..

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