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1. Pre-parcipitation
2. On-the-field assessment
3. Off-field evaluation
4. Injury Progress Evaluation |
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| Done prior to the start of the season |
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| Looking at LOC and managing lief and non-life-threatening injuries. |
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| Performed on the sideline or Clinic/ATR |
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| Injury Progress Evaluation |
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| Performed before each rehabilitation session |
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Anatomy
Abdomino-pelvic Quadrants
MusculoSkeletal Anatomy
Standard Terminology
Biomechanics
Pathomechanics
Understanding the Sport
Different Diagnosis |
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History:
Obtain subjective information relative to how the injury occurred and the extent of the injury
-Ask ?'s: who what where when how
-Pain Characteristics: sharp, dull, achy
-Joint Response: loose, tight, gives out, locks
-Chronic VS Acute (Time Frame) |
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Observation: DDS
Deformity
Discoloration
Swelling |
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Palpation:
Systematic: bony & soft tissue |
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Special Tests:
Inert VS Contractile tissue integrity
- used to detect pathologies
-injuries to contractile tissue: pain w/ active motion in one direction, and passive in opposite directions
-injuries to inert tissue will elict pain on active and passive motions in the SAME direction |
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-AROM
-PROM
-Assessing for limitation in movement and presence of pain
-Goniometric Measurements measure Joint ROM
-RROM: aka MMT
-MMT
-Neurological examination
-Reflex Testing
-Testing Joint Stability
-Testing Accessory Motions
-Testing Functional Performances
-Postural Examination
-Anthropometric Measurements
-Volumetric Measurements |
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Active ROM:
Assesses the quality of movement through different ranges and planes at varying speeds and strengths.
normal- pain free throughout full range |
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Passive ROM
-Classify feel of end range "feels"
-Removes tissue from the equation |
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| Assessing for limitations in movement and presence of pain |
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Standards:
1. pain before end of the range (acute inflammation)
2. pain at the end of the range (subacute injury)
3. no pain at the end of the range (chronic injury) |
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Resisted ROM aka Manual Muscle Testing
1. Evaluate the status of contractile tissue
2. Isometric contraction at mid-range
3. Different grading systems used to identify severity
Normal (SPL) strong/painless
Strain (SPF) strong/painful
Rapture (WPF) weak/painful
Neuro (WPL) weak/painless |
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Manual Muscle Testing
1. Used to determine extent of injury to contractile tissue
2. Muscle action resisted throughout full ROM |
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5 Major Areas:
1. Cerebral Functioning - assesses general affect
2. Cranial Nerve Function - assesses head/facial nerves
3. Cerebella Function - Coordinated Movement
4. Sensory Testing - Assesses nerve roots
5. Motor Testing - assesses motor neurons |
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Reflex Referes to involuntary response to a stimulus
3 types of Reflex Testing
1. Deep Tendon
2. Superficial
3. Pathological |
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| A number of special tests are used to test stability for each specific joint |
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| Testing Accessory Motions |
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| The manner in which one articular surface moves relative to another |
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| Testing Functional Performance |
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- Used to determine athletes readiness to participate or continue parcipitation
- Used for progress evaluation during rehab |
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| Used to look at asymmetries by comparing the body relative to a grid |
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| Anthropometric Measurements |
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| Includes skin-fold measurements, height and weight, and measurements of limb girth |
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| Used to determine the changes in limb volume caused by swelling which can be attributed to hemorrhaging, edma, or inflammation |
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| Documenting Injury Evaluation Information |
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- Complete and accurate documentation is critical : they must be concise, clear, and accurate
- SOAP note format |
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Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan |
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Subjective;
what athlete tells the ATC |
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Objective:
Findings based on ATC's evaluation |
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Assessment:
ATC's professional opinion regarding impression of injury |
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Plan:
Includes first aid treatment, referral info, goals(short and long term), and plan of treatment |
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