Exss 288 2024 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Which of the following is the most common athletic injury? a. Dislocated Shoulder b. Sprained Ankle c. Torn ACL - ANSWERSb. Sprained ankle If an athlete is suspected to have a partial tear in their PCL, it would be classified as a: a. Grade 3 sprain b. Grade 1 sprain c. Grade 2 sprain - ANSWERSc. Grade 2 sprain If you have a grade 4 AC joint sprain which of the following will be present? a. Posterior Clavicle displacement b. Nerve damage c. Deltoid rupture - ANSWERSa. Posterior cl...

Patellar Tendon Conditions - ANSWERSstrains, tendonitis, Larsen-Johansson disease, Osgood-Schaltter disease, iliotibial band syndrome Strains (PTCs) - ANSWERSmay lead to tendonitis or rupture; infrapatellar --> younger athletes; suprapatellar --> mature athletes Tendonitis (PTCs) - ANSWERSjumper's knee = usually chronic/long lasting, can be disabling, occurs below the knee cap, common in fast growing youth Larsen-Johansson Disease - ANSWERSresult of excessive pulling on the infer...

Human Performance - ANSWERS-exercise physiology -biomechanics -sports psychology -sports nutrition -sports massage -strength and conditioning coach Injury Management - ANSWERS-practice of medicine -sports physical therapy -athletic training Players On the Sports Medicine Team - ANSWERS-physicians -dentist -podiatrist -nurse -physicians assistant -physical therapist -athletic trainer -massage therapist -exercise physiologist -biomechanist -nutritionist -sport psychologist ...

You suspect an athlete is having a seizure. This athlete has a history of seizures. She do not appear to be awake or aware. What would be appropriate care? - ANSWERSTurn her on her side and move nearby objects out of the way A blue skin color would be most associated with which of the following poisons? - ANSWERSCarbon Monoxide Which of the following appearances is most consistent with someone who has abused a depressant? - ANSWERSDrowsiness, confusion, and slow heart rate T/F: If you s...

HOPS - ANSWERShistory, observation, palpation, special tests Keys to a good history - ANSWERS1. be calm and reassuring 2. ask open ended questions 3. listen carefully 4. maintain eye contact 5. record without any interpretations 6. obtain as early as possible Parts of a history - ANSWERS-MOI -injury location -pain characteristics -joint responses -determine if acute or chronic -history of injury types of injury - ANSWERSlocalized and piercing pain=bone injury joint gave way=l...

What are the survival and recovery of injured/ill victims dependent on? (6 things) - ANSWERS1. Recognition and response by the lay responder (respond to incident, don't fall into bystander effect) 2. Early activation of the EMS system (call 911) 3. Professional rescuer care 4. Pre-hospital care provided by advanced medical personnel 5. Hospital Care 6. Rehabilitation What does Recognition & response include? - ANSWERSCitizens need to take action when injury or illness occurs - pro...

HOPS - ANSWERShistory, observation, palpation, special tests Keys to a good history - ANSWERS1. be calm and reassuring 2. ask open ended questions 3. listen carefully 4. maintain eye contact 5. record without any interpretations 6. obtain as early as possible Parts of a history - ANSWERS-MOI -injury location -pain characteristics -joint responses -determine if acute or chronic -history of injury types of injury - ANSWERSlocalized and piercing pain=bone injury joint gave way=l...

What are the three major parts of the brain? - ANSWERSCerebrum/cortex (4 lobes), Cerebellum, and Brain Stem (Pons, Midbrain, Medulla Oblongata) What are the Meninges? - ANSWERSDura mater (epidural space, subdural space), arachnoid (subarachnoid space), and Pia mater. The membranes covering the brain and spinal cord. Where is cerebrospinal fluid ? - ANSWERScontained between arachnoid and Pia mater membranes. Cerebral Concussion (Mild Traumatic Brain Injury) MOI - ANSWERSDirect blow to th...

Which member of the sports medicine team decides on athlete disqualification? - ANSWERSTeam physician True or False: Coaches only need to be certified in CPR/AED if they don't have an athletic trainer on staff. - ANSWERSFalse Which member of the sports medicine team generally provides initial first aid and injury management to athletes? - ANSWERSAthletic trainer True or false: The "bystander effect" refers to the idea that bystanders are more likely to respond to help in an emergency...

Cardiac Tamponade - ANSWERSpericardium fluid accumulation --> compression of heart Liver Contusion - ANSWERSincreased likelihood w hepatitis; referred pain below scap Spleen Injury - ANSWERSMONO; Kehr's sign (shoulder --> 1/3 down left arm) Kidney Contusion - ANSWERSurine in blood?; rigid back muscles What ab organs are most commonly injured? - ANSWERSkidneys, spleen Appendicitis - ANSWERSMcBurney's Point Sports Hernia - ANSWERStest via sit ups Hollow organs - ANSWER...