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Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Etiology
- Hereditary disease causing degeneration of skeletal muscle (gradual replacement of muscle w/ adipose and connective tissue)
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy S/S
- Exhibited by frequent falls, difficulty standing
- Muscles tend to shorten as they atrophy
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Management
- Cannot be cured; consistent exercise can be used to retard atrophy
- Ambulation w/ braces until a wheelchair is needed
- Expected death occurs at age 20
Myasthenia Gravis Etiology
- Autoimmune disease where antibodies attack synaptic junction
Myasthenia Gravis S/S
- Dropping of upper eyelids and double vision
- Difficulty chewing and swallowing
Myasthenia Gravis Management
- Treat w/ drugs that inhibit breakdown of acetylcholine
- Corticosteroids
Meningitis Etiology
- Inflammation of meninges surrounding spinal cord and brain
- Caused by infection of meningcoccus bacteria
Meningitis S/S
-Stiff neck, intense headache, sensitivity to light and sound
- Vomiting, convulsions, and coma
Meningitis Management
- Cerebrospinal fluid analyzed for bacteria and WBCs
- Isolation of 24 hours
- ICU
Multiple Sclerosis Etiology
- Auto-immune inflammatory disease of CNS that causes deterioration and damage to myelin sheath
Multiple Sclerosis S/S
- Blurred vision, speech deficits, tremors, muscle weakness in extremities
- tremor spasticity
Multiple Sclerosis Management
- Avoid over exertion, extreme temps and stressful situations
- Establish exercise routine
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's Disease) Etiology
- Sclerosis of lateral regions of spinal cord along with/ degeneration of motor neurons and significant atrophy
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis S/S
- Difficulty in speaking, swallowing and us oof hands
- Rapid progression of atrophy resulting in paralysis
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Management
- No cure
- Inability to communicate feelings and ideas
Iron Deficiency Anemia Etiology
- Prevalent in menstruating women and males age 7-14
- Small erythrocytes
- Decreased hemoglobin
-Low ferrittin concentration
Iron Deficiency Anemia S/S
- Serum ferritin levels must be assessed
- Ice cravings are common
- Feel burning thighs
Iron Deficiency Anemia Management
- Eat a proper diet including more red meat or dark poultry: avoid coffee and tea
Sickle-Cell Anemia Etiology
- Hereditary hemolytic anemia- RBCs are sickle or crescent shaped
Sickle-Cell Anemia S/S
- fever, pallor, muscle weakness, pain limbs
- pain in upper right quarantine indication splenic infarction
Sickle-Cell Anemia Management
- Provide anticoagulants and analgesics for pain
Hemophilia Etiology
- Hereditary disease caused by absence of clotting factors
- Prologned coagulation time, failure of blood to clot
Hemophilia S/S
- Physical exertion can cause bleeding into muscles and joints
- Joints may become immobilized
Hemophilia Management
- No cure
- If bleeding occurs, athlete should be taken to a medical facility
Type 1 of Diabetes Mellitus
Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus
Type 2 of Diabetes Mellitus
Non-Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus
Diabetes Mellitus Etiology
- Interaction between physical and envriomental factors
- Involves a complete or partial decrease insulin secretion
Diabetes Mellitus S/S
- IDDM is most commonly seen in childhood, thirst, weight loss, constant hunger, tiredness
- NIDDM occurs later in life associated with being overweight
Diabetes Mellitus Management
- Monitor/control glucose levels
- Diet, doses of insulin
- VIgorous exercise
Diabetic Coma Etiology
- Loss of sodium, potassium and ketone bodies through excessive urination (ketoacidosis)
Diabetic Coma S/S
- Labored breathing, fruity smelling breath, nausea, vomiting, thirst, dry mucous
Diabetic Coma Management
- Early detection is critical as this is a life-threatening condition- monitor blood glucose levels
- Insulin injections may help prevent coma
Insulin Shock Etiology
- Occurs when the body has too much insulin and too little blood sugar
Insulin Shock S/S
-Tingling in mouth, hands, or other parts of the body, abdominal pain
-Normal or shallow respiration, rapid heart rate, tremors along with irritability and drowsiness
Insulin Shock Management
- Adhere to a carefully planned diet including snacks before exercise
Seizure Disorders
- Recurrent paroxysmal disorder of cerebral function; alternated consciousness, motor activity, caused by abnormal neuron discharge
Seizure Disorders Etiology
- Some forms of epilepsy there is genetic predisposition
- Brain injury or altered brain metabolism
Seizure Disorders S/S
- Periods of altered consciousness, motor activity, sensory phenomena or inappropriate behavior
- Unconscious and uncontrolled tonic-clonic muscle contractions
Seizure Disorders Management
- Prohibited from participating in collision sports (blow resulting)
- Can be managed with meds
- Be mindful of pressure changes