Podcast
Questions and Answers
Which of the following is NOT one of the lower body musculoskeletal injuries discussed in the chapter?
Which of the following is NOT one of the lower body musculoskeletal injuries discussed in the chapter?
- Hip pointer/contusion
- Ankle sprain (correct)
- Hamstring strain
- Quadriceps strain
What is the recommended way to prevent hip injuries during sports?
What is the recommended way to prevent hip injuries during sports?
- Doing cardio exercises
- Wearing tight clothes
- Strengthening the core (correct)
- Avoiding stretching
What should be done if an injury occurs during sports?
What should be done if an injury occurs during sports?
- Take a break and rest for a few minutes
- Apply heat to the affected area
- Monitor the injury closely and refer to physicians if necessary (correct)
- Keep playing through the pain
What is the medical term for knock knees?
What is the medical term for knock knees?
What is the common cause of hip flexor strain?
What is the common cause of hip flexor strain?
Which injury affects the muscles on the inner thigh?
Which injury affects the muscles on the inner thigh?
What is the first aid recommended for low back strain?
What is the first aid recommended for low back strain?
Flashcards are hidden until you start studying
Study Notes
This chapter discusses lower body musculoskeletal injuries, their causes, symptoms, first aid, playing status, and prevention. The injuries covered include abdominal strain, side stitch, low back strain, hip dislocation and subluxation, hip pointer/contusion, hip flexor strain, inner thigh (adductor) strain, quadriceps strain, hamstring strain, quadriceps contusion, genu valgum, genu varum, and genu recurvation. The chapter emphasizes the importance of strengthening the core, working on flexibility, and padding to protect the hip during sports. It also advises monitoring injuries closely and referring to physicians if necessary.
Studying That Suits You
Use AI to generate personalized quizzes and flashcards to suit your learning preferences.