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Basic Athletic Training

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1. Patella popos out of joint but needshelp being put back in usually pops lateral but pain is medial






2. Leg bones= tibia+fibula meet the tarsal bones to form the talocrural joint






3. After the injury occurs






4. Confusion - no loss of consciousness - amnesia - nausea - glazed eyes - ringing in ears - dizziness - tinitis=ringing in ears - symptoms reslove in more than 15 min






5. Ligament issue






6. Occur most often over the shin-pain could stay for life - must protect bruised area from further trauma - periostem-outer covering of the bone






7. Back of leg from the tibia to the fibula






8. Humerous pops out of joint - but pops in on its own - leads to instability






9. Have athlete stand with feet together and check their balance if they sway then it is a positive test for a condussion






10. An acute fracture usually in childs bones it is half broken and half twisted happens in immature bones






11. From eversion






12. Longitudinal






13. Longitudinal






14. No return to even - 2 weeks to one month whenever symptoms are gone






15. Valgus test - larger of the collaterals - heals better - connects from medial femoral condyle to the medial tibia - some fibers connect to medial meniscus - injured when receive blow to lateral portion of knee






16. No return to activity. one full week of rest - test with excertion make sure symptoms dont come back






17. Tendonitis inflammation of the lateral tendon






18. Supraspinatus - infraspinatus - teres minor






19. An acute fracture broken in 3 or more pieces






20. Pain on back - medial part of shin - not localized - pain with resisted plantar flexion and/or inversion - pain decreases after blood flow is improved






21. Main stabilizing ligament in knee - lachmans - vital to function of knee - knee gives out when injured - need surgery - stops the femurfrom rolling too far on top of the tibia - injured from rotation and hyperextension






22. Blunt trauma - or fall on the head - severe headache - nasua - skull indentation - nose bleed - bleeding ears - black eyes - discoloration behind ears- battle sign - cerbospinal fluid from ears and nose -its yellowish






23. Back of leg from the tibia to the fibula






24. Return to activity in 15-30 min if symptoms resolve - usually out 3 days - 1 weeks if symptoms dont resolve in 15 min






25. Tearing up to 3 ligaments can be out 4 weeks to 3 months






26. Gets knocked out - is fine then goes down hill






27. Gets knocked out - is fine then goes down hill






28. Pain when moving shoulder overhead due to supraspinatus tendon getting pinched treat with anti inflammatory drubs and ice need to stregthen supraspinatus






29. Seperation of outer layer of skin from theinner layer and fluid or blood accumulates. drain fluid with sterile pin - leave loose skin if still alive






30. Causes numbness and tingling. nerves pressed together






31. Cartilage on top of tibia - shock absorption between tibia and femur - injured or torn by becoming trapped - pinched or crushed between femur and tibia - person complains of locking with injury






32. An acute fracture to a growth plate






33. Acromioclavicular joint(AC) or sternoclavicular - shear test - due to falling on outside of shoulder






34. Inflammation of a tendon - **** splint - general pain - decreased pain after warming up






35. Humerous pops out of joint - but pops in on its own - leads to instability






36. An acute fracture usually to the ortib of the eye have the injured person more eye in each direction






37. An acute fracture goes down bone






38. Before the injury






39. Main stabilizing ligament in knee - lachmans - vital to function of knee - knee gives out when injured - need surgery - stops the femurfrom rolling too far on top of the tibia - injured from rotation and hyperextension






40. An acute fractrue chunk of bone is torn away usually in fingers






41. Tearing up to 2 ligaments out 2-4 weeks






42. Return to activity in 15-30 min if symptoms resolve - usually out 3 days - 1 weeks if symptoms dont resolve in 15 min






43. 1. inversion-most common - bottom of foot goes in 2. bottom of foot goes out - there is a high risk of fracture 3. plantar flexion-toes to ground 4. dorsiflexion-toes up to shin






44. Any loss of consciousness - nausea and vomiting - glazed eyes - ringing in ears - dizziness






45. Weakness of a bone - only way to heal it is rest for apoximatly four weeks - overuse injury - caused by a change in training - rapid gain in weight - training surface - shoes - predisposition - flat orhigh arches - localized pain - increased pain aft






46. Pain on front - lateral part of shin - not localized - pain with resisted dorsiflesion - pain will decrease after blood flow is imporved






47. Before the injury






48. Any loss of consciousness - nausea and vomiting - glazed eyes - ringing in ears - dizziness






49. Supraspinatus - infraspinatus - teres minor






50. A foot with a high longitudinal arch







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