Test 3.2 Flashcards

1
Q

When should a C-collar be used

A

If athletes spine is being restricted in a neutral position

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2
Q

How do skeletal fractures occur

A

Result of macro/micro trauma

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3
Q

Injury to epiphysis or growth plates can result in?

A

Future bone growth

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4
Q

Acute compartment syndrome may impact?

A

Circulation and neurological function

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5
Q

If fracture is suspect who should you refer the athlete to

A

Physician

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6
Q

If fracture is suspected should you splint before of after transportation ?

A

Before

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7
Q

What should be treated first before splinting

A

Open wounds

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8
Q

Extremity must be continually assessed for?

A

Sudden development of compartment syndrome

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9
Q

What are the different splint classifications

A
Rigid 
Soft
Formable
Vacuum
Traction
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10
Q

When using air splints what does it make difficult to monitor?

A

Distal pulse

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11
Q

What do formable splints involve

A

Padded/Moldable metal

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12
Q

What do traction splint involve

A

Long bone fracture

Costly and require special instruction

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13
Q

How should you splint joints?

A

Proximal and distal to fracture

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14
Q

What are some splinting material

A
Vacuum splint
Orthoplast
SAM splint
Plaster/fiberglass
Splint boards
Pillows/blankets
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15
Q

What precent of fractures in sports involve the wrist or forearm

A

20%

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16
Q

What external factors play a role in fracture types

A

Skeletal maturity
MOI
Greater external force=greater tissues trauma

17
Q

During assessment what should you elevate

A

Distal neurovascular status

18
Q

Median nerve involves?

A

Digits 1-3

19
Q

Ulnar nerves involve

A

Digits 4-5

20
Q

What does FOOSH stand for

A

Fall on out stretched hand

21
Q

What’s the MOI for fractures

A

FOOSH
Contact with another player
Contact with apparatus

22
Q

What are common wrist and forearm fractures

A
Scaphoid
Distal radius (colles, smiths, torus)
Nightstick
Galeazzi
Both bone forearm
23
Q

What’s the MOI of scaphoid fracture and what’s the splint needed

A

FOOSH in extension, typically a stable fracture

Splint-thumb spica

24
Q

What’s the MOI for Torus ( buckle) and what the splint needed

A

FOOSH and skeletal immature, compressive forces lead to buckling of cortex

Splint-volar short arm

25
Q

What’s the MOI for Colles fracture and what’s the splint needed

A

FOOSH with wrist in extension, fracture through radial metaphysics with dorsal displacement (fork deformity)

Splint -sugar tong neutral, sling

26
Q

What’s the MOI for Smiths fracture and splint needed

A

FOOSH on wrist flexion, fracture through radial metaphysis with volar displacement (risk of median nerve injury)

Splint-sugar tong neutral, sling

27
Q

What’s the MOI for nightstick fracture and splint needed

A

Fracture to ulna and radius during defense position

Splint-post-mold neutral, sling

28
Q

What’s the MOI of both bone fracture and splint

A

Typically through CKC
Fracture through mid-shaft of radius and ulna (unstable fracture)

Splint-sugar tong or post mold neutral, sling

29
Q

What’s the MOI for Galeazzi and splint

A

FOOSH, distal radius with unstable DRUJ

Splint- sugar tone in supanation