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Evaluation & Assessment
Physical Activity, Sports & Athletic Injuries
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Bell Work Grab worksheet from front table
Grab supply boxes/white boards On your white boards, list 5 ways physical activity impacts the body (positive or negative).
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Objectives By the end of the lesson:
Identify the effects of physical activity. Distinguish between primary & secondary injuries.
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Discussion What effects does physical activity have on the body?
Positive or Negative? + Thumbs Up - Thumbs Down
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Positive Physiological Effects
Muscle strength Balance & Coordination Falls & Fractures Endurance & Stamina If I have strong muscles then I will have these effects
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Positive Physiological Effect
Bone strength Prevents joint stiffness Strengthens ligaments Helps prevent osteoporosis
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Positive Physiological Effects
Cardiovascular Health Heart strength, endurance & stamina Blood pumped more efficiently Helps prevent cardiovascular disease High Blood Pressure High Cholesterol
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Cardiovascular Health
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Positive Physiological Effects
Cardiorespiratory Health Efficiency at using O2 (Oxygen) Endurance & Stamina
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Cardiorespiratory Health
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Cardiorespiratory Health
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Positive Physiological Effects
Weight Loss & Weight Control Helps prevent & manage diabetes Immune System Helps fight illness & disease
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Positive Psychological Effects
Self Esteem Sleep quality Stress Fights depression & anxiety
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Negative Physiological Effects
INJURIES! Sprains Strains Fractures Stress Fractures Avulsion Fracture Dislocations Tendinitis
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Negative Physiological Effects
More injuries! Chronic Over Use Contusions Abrasions Lacerations Blisters Heat Illnesses
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Negative Physiological Effects
And MORE injuries! Hypothermia Internal bleeding Burns
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Primary vs. Secondary Injuries
Primary Injury An injury which occurs as a direct result of the stress placed on the body during physical activity Examples? Secondary Injury An injury which is caused by improper care of the original injury Examples?
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Which goes with which? Bad ankle sprain & placed on crutches
Quad contusion Under arm pain from crutches Tight gastrocnemius from limping from an ankle sprain Primary Secondary
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Which goes with which? Concussion Infection 2nd impact syndrome
Hip bursitis/limp from contusion Primary Secondary
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Which goes with which? Abrasion Back pain from improper crutch walking
Stress fracture of foot/placed in cast Myositis Ossificans Primary Secondary
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Closure List 2 positive physiological effects of exericse
List 2 positive psychological effects of exercise List 2 negative physiological effects of exercise Fracture of humerus--- P or S Limping after ankle sprain, calf pain Underarm pain from crutches
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Primary or Secondary? Work on this SLIDE…pictures
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