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Chapter 27: The Head, Face, Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat

Chapter 27: The Head, Face, Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat. Prevention of Injuries to the Head, Face, Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat. Head and face injuries are prevalent in sport, particularly in collision and contact sports

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Chapter 19: The Elbow, Forearm, Wrist and Hand

Chapter 19: The Elbow, Forearm, Wrist and Hand. Anatomy of the Elbow. Assessment of the Elbow. History Past history Mechanism of injury When and where does it hurt? Motions that increase or decrease pain Type of, quality of, duration of, pain? Sounds or feelings?

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Fractures from Hand to Elbow

Fractures from Hand to Elbow. Sesamoid bone, found on the palmar surface. Found within the flexor pollicis brevis tendons at the MCP. Constant in position. DP. MP. Biconcave with a median ridge. PP. Concave articular surface. Cancellous bone. MC.

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Mild TBI: Out of Sight, but not Out of Mind

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Concussion: Definition, Demographics, Signs & Symptoms

Concussion: Definition, Demographics, Signs & Symptoms. Andrew Gregory, MD, FAAP, FACSM Associate Professor Orthopedics & Pediatrics Team Physician, Vanderbilt & Belmont Universities. Objectives. Definition of concussion Discuss common signs & symptoms Review demographics

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Mild TBI: Out of Sight, but not Out of Mind

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Elbow, Forearm, Wrist & Hand

Elbow, Forearm, Wrist & Hand. Dislocated Elbow. Def: Dislocation of the radius and/or ulna. Usually it is a posterior dislocation of both bones. MOI: A fall on the outstretched arm with the elbow hyperextended or a severe twist with the elbow flexed.

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Head Injuries

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Chapter 17 Face and Related Structures

Chapter 17 Face and Related Structures. Face. Frontal. Nasal. Sphenoid. Maxilla. Mandible. Tempomandibular Joint. Glenoid fossa. Mandibular condyle. Ramus. Angle. Body. Ear. Middle. External. Inner. Auricle. Semicircular Canals. Vestibular Nerve. Cochlear Nerve. Cochlea.

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Vocabulary Week 6

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Management of Concussions By: Michael Cox Technology and Assessment

Management of Concussions By: Michael Cox Technology and Assessment. What is a Concussion?. Concussions are injuries that transiently impair the way your brain normally functions They can be caused by a direct blow to your head or by a force that causes your brain to shake within your skull

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Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis

Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis. The Injury. In SCFE, the head, or "ball," of the thigh bone (referred to as the femoral head) slips off the neck of the thigh bone. epiphysis [growth plate] of the femur (thighbone) becomes separated from the rest of the bone. . The Tissues.

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Ch. 20 Elbow and Forearm

Ch. 20 Elbow and Forearm. Objectives. Define the major landmarks of the elbow List major injuries and conditions of the elbow. Anatomy. Hinge joint 3 major bones Humerus Radius-on thumb side of forearm Ulna-on pinky side of forearm Ulna is hooked on the end of the humerus

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Elbow and Forearm Injuries

Elbow and Forearm Injuries. Taelar Shelton, MS, ATC, AT/L. Contusions. Soft tissue or bone contustions Usually on the medial aspect. Olecranon Bursitis. Most bursitis in the elbow Superficial location Acute or chronic Try conservative Rx first Aspiration. Lateral Epicondylitis.

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Rib Fractures

Rib Fractures. Brandy Lay & Amanda Bradshaw AH 322 October 1 st , 2003. What Is A Rib Fracture??. A complete or incomplete fracture of any of the 12 ribs on either side. Most are accompanied by sprain or rupture of muscles, tendons or ligaments between ribs (intercostal structures).

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Prevention and Treatment of Injuries

Prevention and Treatment of Injuries. Westfield High School Houston, Texas. Rib Contusions . Caused by a blow to the rib cage. If severe enough, may cause fracture. Both expiration and inspiration are very painful when intercostal muscles are bruised.

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Knee Injuries Part 1

Knee Injuries Part 1. Taelar Shelton, MS, ATC, AT/L. Contusion. MOI: direct blow S&S: Discoloration, severe pain, loss of movement/function, inflammation Can be a bone contusion or a muscle contusion RICE Depending on severity, referral?. Bursitis. What is a bursa?

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Injuries to the wrist

Injuries to the wrist . By : Dr. sanjeev . Bennett`s fracture. Definition : - is a fracture dislocation of the palmar base of the 1 st metacarpal bone of the thumb with either subluxation or dislocation of the 1 st carpometacarpal joint MOI : -

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Tooth & Facial Injuries

Tooth & Facial Injuries. Sports Med 2. Jaw Fracture (collision sports). MOI Direct blow Most frequently at frontal angle S/S Deformity, pain when biting down, bleeding, numbness TX Immobilization, refer. Jaw Dislocation (TMJ, temporal mandibular joint). MOI Blow to open mouth S/S

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