Sports Injuries 17/11/20

Sports Injuries 17/11/20

Multiple Choice

What is hard tissue damage?

• damage to muscles, ligaments and internal organs

• damage to bones, joints and cartilage

Multiple Choice

What is soft tissue damage?

• damage to bones, joints and cartilage

• damage to muscles, ligaments and internal organs

Multiple Choice

Which one of these sports injuries did we not focus on last week?

• fractures

• tendonitis

• lower back pain

• shoulder dislocation

Multiple Choice

Which type of fracture is this:

little displacement of the bone and does not cause soft tissue damage / does not break the skin

• open

• complete

• incomplete

• closed

Multiple Choice

Which sport would you most associate a shoulder dislocation with?

• cricket

• rugby

• tennis

• skiing

Multiple Choice

An ankle sprain is:

the stretching and tearing of a muscle / tendon

• false

• true

Open Ended

What things might you do if you saw an individual who required first aid treatment?

List as many things as you can that you might need to do:

Open Ended

You are a physio during a game of netball, two players collide and one stays on the floor in significant pain with an ankle sprain.

For each letter, state how you think you would carry out the procedure for assessment of SALTAPS?

Open Ended

How would this procedure differ for the other sporting injuries - should this procedure continue fully or be stopped at a certain point? If stopped, when and why? Discuss for each other injury below:

A fracture

Shoulder dislocation

Lower back pain

Open Ended

Research and state the importance of each letter within the procedure for treatment of PRICED?

What is each letter used for in the treatment process...?

Open Ended

How should the procedure for treatment PRICED be applied for each sporting injury - fracture / shoulder dislocation / ankle sprain / lower back pain?

All letters of PRICED will be applied but how could they differ depending on each injury?