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What is an injury according to Fuller et al (2006)?
Physical
complaint from
match
or
training
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What are the two main causes of sports injuries?
Acute trauma
and
repetitive stress
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What types of tissues can sports injuries affect?
Bones
and
soft tissue
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How is injury defined in relation to sports participation?
Tissue damage from
kinetic energy transfer
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What distinguishes an illness from an injury in athletes?
Illness
is
not
related
to
physical injury
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What are examples of illnesses experienced by athletes?
Health problems in
physical
,
mental
, or
social
well-being
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What does injury epidemiology evaluate?
Frequency
,
rates
, and
patterns
of injuries
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What is the purpose of determining risk factors in injury epidemiology?
To identify
causative
roles in injuries
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What does the injury model by Van Mechelen focus on?
Evaluation of injury events in a
population
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What are the classifications of sports injuries based on mechanism?
Contact sports
Non-
contact sports
Sudden-onset injuries
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How do injury rates vary among different sports?
Injury rates differ between
contact
and non-contact sports
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What is the percentage of groin/hip injuries in footballers?
12%
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What is the percentage of knee injuries in footballers?
20%
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What is the percentage of ankle injuries in footballers?
14%
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What are the two types of injuries based on their mechanism?
Acute
injuries and
overuse
injuries
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What are the types of soft tissues affected by sports injuries?
Ligaments
Cartilage
Bursa
Muscle
Tendon
Fascia
Skin
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What are the types of bone injuries in sports?
Fractures
Dislocations
Subluxation
Stress fractures
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What are examples of neurological injuries?
Nerve compression
, severed nerves, impingement
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Why is diagnosing injury correctly important?
It is key to
effective
injury management
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What is involved in taking a history for injury diagnosis?
Asking
the
right
questions
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What is the purpose of physical examination in injury diagnosis?
To assess the
injury's
condition
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What is the goal of treatment for sports injuries?
To
treat
the injury's signs and symptoms
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What should be treated in addition to the injury itself?
The
cause
of
the
injury
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