sports trauma 1
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- Created on: 02-03-21 15:06
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- Sports Trauma
- Roles
- knowledge of the sport
- administer first aid
- up to date qualification
- Responsibilities
- ensure the athletes are safe - your team and other teams
- Udeal with a range of mini/major injuries
- Responsible for spectators
- deliver pre/post treatments
- Create EAP
- complimentry qualifications
- sports massage
- Acupuncture/dry needling
- taping
- strapping
- wound management
- FIFA sport medicine diploma
- PT
- medical gases
- sports massage
- Minor Injuries
- ligament sprains
- muscle/ tendon strains
- skin wounds
- subluxation
- swelling/ bruising
- serious injuries
- cardiac emergencies
- respiratory emergencies
- spinal injuries
- fractures/ dislocations
- head trauma/ concussion
- MOI
- contact/ non-contact
- extrinsic/ intrinsic
- traumatic. insidious/ chronic
- joint biomechanics
- Action
- part of subjective ***.
- what structures may be damaged?
- extrinsic/ intrinsic
- contact/ non-contact
- EAP
- up to date
- other staff made aware
- equipment should be kept up to date
- up to date
- Primary Survey
- SA(ABCDE)LTAPS
- SALTAPS
- S - see what happened/ fall/collision
- A - Ask people what happened
- L - Look for any obvious injuries - bleeding, wounds etc.
- T - Touch the injured area, heat, pain etc.
- A - Active ROM at the affected area, swelling, deformity
- P - passive ROM, feeling end feel.
- S - strength/ special tests
- P - passive ROM, feeling end feel.
- ABCDE
- A - Airway, lok for the rise and fall of the chest.
- B - breathing, look for one side the chest not raising simultaneously.
- C - circulation, pinching thumb, capillary refill.
- D - disability, looking for any other components apart form breathing
- E - Exposure, clothing removed for AED, foil blankets etc.
- D - disability, looking for any other components apart form breathing
- C - circulation, pinching thumb, capillary refill.
- B - breathing, look for one side the chest not raising simultaneously.
- A - Airway, lok for the rise and fall of the chest.
- SALTAPS
- HR increase, BP decrease = internal bleeding
- HR decrease, BP increase = inter-cranial pressure - bleed on the brain
- SA(ABCDE)LTAPS
- secondary survey
- If a spinal injury is suspected maintain MILS position-manual inline stabilisation
- Head = eyes, scalp, ear canal, facial injuries, mouth, Maddox questions asked
- Spine = NEXUS, low risk, Canadian C-spine, MILS, ambulance , log rolling, if unconcioussuspect a spinal injury
- Chest = breathing depth, rate, pneumothorax (air in chest cavity)
- Shock = psychological (pale, sweating, hyperventilating), physiological (cariogenic,disruptive, neurogenic,hypovolemic, low BP, weak/ rapid HR
- Abdomen = use back of hands, palpate area, look for differences
- Pelvis = apply AP and lateral force, splint binder can be applied, blunt trauma to males = serious
- Kimbs = look at bot sides, open wounds, check pulse regularly.
- Pelvis = apply AP and lateral force, splint binder can be applied, blunt trauma to males = serious
- Abdomen = use back of hands, palpate area, look for differences
- Shock = psychological (pale, sweating, hyperventilating), physiological (cariogenic,disruptive, neurogenic,hypovolemic, low BP, weak/ rapid HR
- Chest = breathing depth, rate, pneumothorax (air in chest cavity)
- Spine = NEXUS, low risk, Canadian C-spine, MILS, ambulance , log rolling, if unconcioussuspect a spinal injury
- Head = eyes, scalp, ear canal, facial injuries, mouth, Maddox questions asked
- If a spinal injury is suspected maintain MILS position-manual inline stabilisation
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