PPT-Physics of Sports Injury

Tissues of the Body Connective tissue Most Common type of tissue in the body Ligaments Joint Capsules Saclike structures that enclose ends of bones in joints Bones Cartilage Fascia Fibrous membrane that covers supports amp Separates muscles. Youth Sports . Safe and Enjoyable. Carl W. Nissen, . MD. Elite Sports . Medicine. Connecticut Children’s. Teleconference. September 20, 2012. 1. Overuse Injuries: . Preventing. and . Recognizing Them. Exam Revision Questions. A basketball player twists their ankle in a game and has to leave the court.. a) Describe the immediate treatment that they should use. (4 marks). b) The injury does not respond to the treatment. Describe two other treatments that could be used to help recovery. (3 marks). Athletic . Pubalgia. ). Very Painful soft tissue injury that occurs in the lower abdominal or groin area.. Occurs in sports that involve sudden change of direction or intense twisting movement.. Most often affects the muscles within the lower abdominal.. AAPMR Annual Meeting| Boston, MA| October 3. rd. , 2015. Jason L. . Zaremski. , M.D., CAQSM. Assistant Professor, Department of Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation. Divisions of PM&R, Sports Medicine, & Research, University of Florida. Neurocognitive Aspects of Sports Injury Prevention & Rehabilitation Assessment of Injury Risk Gary Wilkerson, EdD , ATC 1 American Academy of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation October 2, 2015 Brian P . Rieger. , PhD. Chief Psychologist & Clinical Assistant Professor. Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. SUNY . Upstate. Medical University. Director, Upstate Concussion Center. Need for a Collaborative Approach. D.S. Mulder November 13 2013. Disclosures. I have no qualifications in sports medicine. My “day job” is as a Thoracic Surgeon at McGill. My odyssey in sports injuries began as a surgical resident. What is it? Symptoms The symptoms are typically limited to the outer ear. A er an injury, there is pain and swelling in the outer ear. If this has occurred mul ple mes, the ear may appear deformed. Objectives. Prepare . you to act . so . the athletes can receive appropriate care and treatment in the case of an emergency. . The secondary purpose is for the overall event management.. Clinical Competence. Duke Urgent Care. Sports!. HS Athletes. History. Medical illness/injury since last checkup. Surgeries/hospitalizations. Prescription meds or supplements. Allergies . Foods, meds, insects. seizure. headaches. . . . Deborah Cassidy, LAT, ATC . jgperry@fcps.edu. . dkcassidy@fcps.edu. Office: 703-426-6818 . . Cell: 703-932-1950 . . Nottingham Athletic Training Center. Sports Medicine Support Staff. 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. Anita . Turbak. Faculty of Medicine, . Rzeszów. University. Bachelor degree studies in Physiotherapy, Year 2 . Aims of physiotherapy after sport . inju. ry. treat . and fully rehabilitate . the person. Chad Waelchli MS, CSCS, BLS, SPARQ. Sports Performance Coordinator. St. Luke’s Sports Performance. Lecture Objectives. Understanding Sports Performance. How properly progressed and functional training programs help minimize injury, including concussions, ankles, shoulders and knees.