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32 Cards in this Set
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Team Physician |
Provides medical care to an Organization, school, team |
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Principles of Rehabilitation and Reconditioning |
- Do not overstress healing tissues |
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Athletic Trainer |
Person typically responsible for day-to-day physical health of the athlete |
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Therapeutic Modalities |
Provides injured athlete with Therapeutic exercise to hasten rehab |
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Physical Therapist (AKA. Physiotherapist) |
Background in orthopedics/sports medicine |
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Strength and Conditioning Professional |
Play valuable role in sports medicine |
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Exercise Physiologist |
Formal background in study of Exercise science and uses expertise |
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Nutritionist |
Background in sport nutrition |
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Psychologist/Psychiatrist |
Background in sport |
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Indication |
Form of treatment required for rehabbed athlete |
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Contraindication |
Activity/Practice that is inadvisable/Prohibited due to a given injury |
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Macrotrauma |
Specific, Sudden episode of Overload injury |
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Dislocation |
Complete displacement of the joint surfaces |
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Subluxation |
Partial displacement of the joint surfaces |
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Sprain |
Ligamentous trauma |
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Contusion |
Musculotendinous trauma (direct) |
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Strains |
Tears of muscle fibers |
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Microtrauma |
Overuse injury |
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Tendinitis |
Inflammation of the tendon |
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Inflammation |
Body's initial reaction to injury |
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Edema |
Increased blood flow, capillary permeability |
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Tissue Healing Phases |
Inflammation |
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Repair |
Phase that allows for replacement of tissues that are no longer viable following injuries |
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Remodeling |
Decreased collagen fiber production |
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Inflammation Phase Treatment and Exercise |
Prevent disruption of new tissue (R.I.C.E.) |
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Repair Phase Treatment and Exercise |
Prevent excessive muscle atrophy, Joint deterioration to injured area |
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Proprioception |
Conscious and Unconscious control of posture, balance, stability, sense of position |
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Neuromuscular Control |
Ability of the muscle to respond to afferent proprioception information |
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Remodeling Phase Treatment and Exercise |
Optimize tissue function |
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Closed Kinetic Chain |
Exercise in which Terminal Joint Meets with Considerable resistance that prohibits or Restrain free motion |
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Open Kinetic Chain |
Combination of successively arranged joints in which terminal joint is Free to Move |
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Dailey Adjustable Progressive Resistive Exercise (DAPRE) |
Knight's Allows more manipulation of intensity and volume than other systems |