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describe treatment of simple fracture (6 steps)
medical attention as soon as possible
PRICE
immobilisation (brace/splint/sling)
anti-inflammatory drugs + pain relief
bone re-alignment surgery for severe fractures
physiotherapy
describe treatment of stress fractures (6 steps)
medical attention for diagnosis + advice
PRICE
rest for 2 weeks + avoid activity for 8 weeks
immobilisation might be needed (splint/brace to limit activity)
gentle return to exercise accompanied by posture + alignment training
strengthening exercises for surrounding connective tissue
describe treatment for dislocation (6 steps)
medical attention as soon as possible
immobilisation (brace/splint/sling, no attempt to reposition bones if not medical pro)
PRICE
anti-inflammatory drugs + pain relief
bone re-alignment surgery + pins for severe dislocations
physiotherapy to strengthen surrounding connective tissue + improve mobility
describe treatment of sprain (6 steps)
medical attention may be required
PRICE
support using strapping/brace
anti-inflammatory drugs + pain relief
functional rehabilitation, strengthening, mobility + balance exercises
reconstructive surgery for severe third degree sprains
describe menisci
tough discs of fibrocartilage at top of tibia that stabilise knee joint + act as shock absorbers
signs + symptoms of torn cartilage (3)
pain
swelling
popping sensation
causes of torn cartilage
sudden twist when weight-bearing or sudden impact/fall
treatment of torn cartilage (7 steps)
medical attention
PRICE
support using strapping/brace
anti-inflammatory drugs + pain relief
physiotherapy to strengthen surrounding connective tissue + restore RoM
hydrotherapy to maintain fitness without weight-bearing
arthroscopy surgery in persistent cases to re-shape + re-surface torn cartilage
describe exercise-induced muscle damage
microscopic injury to muscle fibres
signs + symptoms of exercise-induced muscle soreness (5)
pain
tenderness
swelling
stiffness
decreased RoM
how is exercise-induced muscle damage caused
excessive eccentric exercise
describe treatment of exercise-induced muscle damage (5 steps)
medical attention not required unless heavy swelling or dark urine (could indicate kidney damage)
cold therapy
massage therapy + stretching techniques
anti-inflammatory drugs + pain medication
symptoms should improve in 5 days