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Sports Medicine
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Mind Map on Sports Medicine, created by Maddie McDowall on 07/02/2014.
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Sports Medicine
How Are Sports Injuries Classified and Managed?
Ways to classify injuries
Soft and Hard
Overuse
Direct and Indirect
Soft Tissue Injuries
Tears, sprains, contusions
Blisters, lacerations, skin abraisions
Inflammatory Response
Managed By RICER
Hard Tissue Injuries
Fracture
Dislocation
Managed By Immobilisation
Assessment Of Injuries
TOTAPS
How Does Sports Medicine Address the Demands of Specific Athletes?
Children and Young Athletes
Medical Conditions
Diabetes
Asthma
Epilepsy
Overuse Injuries
Stress Fracture
Thermoregulation
Appropriateness of Resistance Training
Adult and Aged Athletes
Heart Conditions
Fractures/Bone Density
Flexibility/Joint Mobility
Female Athletes
Iron Deficiency
Bone Density
Eating Disorders
Pregnancy
What Role Do Preventative Actions Play In Enhancing the Wellbeing of the Athlete?
Physical Preparation
Pre-screening
Skill and Technique
Physical Fitness
Warm up and cool down
Sports Policy and the Sports Environment
Rules of Sport
Modifies Rules for Children
Matching of Opponents
Use of Protective Equipment
Safe grounds, Equipment and Facilities
Environmental Considerations
Temperature Regulation
Convection
Conduction
Evaporation
Radiaiton
Climatic Condition
-Temperature, Humidity, Wind, Rain, Altitude, pollution
Guidelines for Fluid Intake
Acclimatisation
Taping and Bandaging
Preventative Taping
Taping for Isolation
Bandaging for immediate treatment
How is Injury Rehabilitation Managed?
Rehabilitation Procedures
Progressive mobilisation
Graduated exercise
Training
Use of heat and cold
Return to Play
Indication of readiness (pain free, degree of mobility)
Monitoring Process (pre and post test)
Psychological readiness
Specific warm up proceedures
Specific warm up proceedures
Policies and Proceedures
Ethical considerations
Use of pain killers
Pressure to partiipate
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