Assessing Sport Injuries in the NFL (From the Couch)

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Assessing Sport Injuries in the NFL (From the Couch)

Strains vs. Sprains Strains Grades Sprains Grades Overstretch Muscles Tendons Grades Mild Moderate Severe Sprains Abnormal ^ROM Ligaments Fascia, etc. Grades Mild Moderate Severe

Dislocation vs. Separation A joint comes apart Very traumatic Lose usability Gross deformity Always X-ray Separation Bones apart, but not in joint Can still function Usually sprained Sometimes Fracture

Axial Loading Straightens the spine Leads to neck fracture/dislocation

Concussions

Fractures Complete or partial breaking of a bone

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