PPT-Sports Injuries Revision Pack

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. Jarki parkkari, Urho m. kujala and pekka kannus. “Sports injuries are one of the most common injuries in modern western societies. Treating sports injuries is often difficult, expensive and time consuming, and thus, preventative strategies and activities are justified on medical as well as economic grounds.”. Specialization & Sport Injuries. Maxamillion. Finney. Madison Ray. KH 2130. Greene. Age Appropriate . Sports For Children. Ages 5-6 Children develop the capacity to compare themselves to others in order to understand their own competence. . 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. and Your Feet. Dr. Dennis R. Frisch. Boca Raton Podiatry. 30 SE 7. th. St. Boca Raton, FL 33432. Benefits of Exercise. Cardiovascular Health. Mental Health. Overall Health. Disease Prevention. Management of Diseases . Wise to Specialize?. Brian Purchase, DO, FACOEP, CAQ Sports . Medicine. Covenant Sports Medicine. Goals and Objectives. Define Sports . Specialization. Why is it important?. What should we do and recommendations?. M. Catherine Sargent, MD. Director, DCMC Pediatric & Adolescent Sports Medicine Program. Central Texas Pediatric Orthopedics. Disclosure. No financial or material support has been received from any commercial enterprise.. is a branch of medicine that deals with physical fitness, treatment and prevention of injuries related to sports and exercise.. Sports Medicine Team. Doctor. Athletic Trainer. Coach. Athlete. Secondary Members. 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. Vinay Sharma, BA* , Juan Rango, BS. †. , Alex Connaughton, BS. †. , Vani Sabesan, MD*. *Western Michigan University School of Medicine. †. Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. LO3. Acute and Chronic injuries:. Acute injuries . occur as a result of sudden trauma to the body.. R. esults in immediate pain, swelling and a loss of function.. . i.e. a bad tackle in football . leading to knee ligament . 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. NO. MODULE. COURSE. COMPONENT. DESCRIPTION. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. 1. MD6001 - Principles of Sports and Exercise Medicine. 1.1 Cardiorespiratory. . response to exercise. 1.2 The effects of exercise on the musculoskeletal system . 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. of injury. Week 1 Extrinsic factors (part 1). Learning outcomes. By the end of this week, you will know and . understand: . the different extrinsic factors that can lead to a sports injury. how different sporting activities can influence types of...