PPT-Common Dance Injuries

The Foot and Ankle The Foot Dancers Fracture I landed badly from a jump and now it hurts to walk Causes M ost common acute fracture seen in dancers This fracture occurs along the 5th metatarsal. These injuries tend to occur at the footankle lower leg low back and hip The footanklelower leg area is vulnerable to a wide range of injuries including stress fractures tendon injuries sprains and strains These injuries show up with greater frequen Car accidents . can . happen anywhere, and at any time. . Drivers and passengers . involved in the accident may . face mild or life . threatening injuries.. It is important to hire a . car accident attorney . Injury Prevention. Can you really get hurt dancing?. So You Think You Can Dance. Different kinds of injuries. Acute Injuries- “out of the blue” or sudden. Chronic- from repetitive stress over time. This will cover as much of the spec as possible, it will also have exam questions, tasks and reviews. . Cause – draw an arrow from the injury to the cause (Extrinsic, Intrinsic or Both). Shin Splints. For coaches and parents. Angelique Brown . Cheerleading as a sport. Cheerleading is no longer just a pastime with girls in their skirts and . pom. . poms. . Cheerleading is a ever changing activity that has become a highly competitive sport. With that being said injuries in the sport of cheerleading are on the rise!. Fraser J Gill . August 2015. Hand injuries. Zones of Hand. Be particularly wary of Zone II injuries – “No Mans Land”. Subungal. . Haematoma. Nail Avulsion. Management Options?. Tuft Fracture. Management determined by displacement and whether open or closed. Tara Markovich. **Athletes**. Knee Injuries. ACL injury. What is it?. . -is the tearing of the anterior . cruciate . ligament, or ACL, inside your knee joint. What is it caused by?. . - sudden stops and change of direction. Chapter 4: The Skeletal System. common bone injuries. osteoporosis. common joint injuries. arthritis . Common Injuries and Disorders of the Skeletal System. Fractures. ctures. greenstick-incomplete break on convex surface. Hip . and. Knee. Lonnie D. Davis, MD. Orthopaedic Surgeon. Sports Medicine. Center for Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine. Northern Virginia. Disclosures . I have no disclosures that are relevant to this presentation. Describe examples of unsafe walking/jogging technique.. Identify common fitness-related injuries.. Explain how to treat and prevent common fitness injuries.. Terms to Know. biomechanics. tendons. ligaments. Karen B. Velasco. Carinosa... One of the national dances we should be proud of is the CARINOSA. This is a courtship dance known through out the . philippines. with its flirtatious movements. The word “. Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. Grandview Hospital. Dayton, Ohio. CV-John S. Urse, . DO,FAOAO. BS-Ohio State Univ.. DO-Ohio . Univ. . Coll. Osteopathic Medicine. Residency-Grandview Hosp.. Clinical Fellowship-Harvard- Total Joints. Injuries. Chronic Injuries- . result from overuse or training (ex.’s shin splints, stress fractures). Acute Injuries- . result from an accident that occurs while participating in an activity or just by coincidence (ex.’s spraining your ankle, straining a muscle, breaking a bone). DR ASHISH KUMAR DUBEY. ASSIT. PROFESSOR. DEPT. OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION. COMMON SPORTS . INJURIES. SPORTS INJURIES CAN BE CLASSIFIED IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS –. SOFT TISSUE INJURIES. BONE INJURIES. JOINT INJURIES.