Pregame Treatment

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  1. So our patient's name is Mr Ball.
  2. I can catch the ball.
  3. So before the game you want to do some prior
  4. taping and stretching Thio, prevent and avoid lower body injuries.
  5. So for taping, you could take the toe.
  6. You could take the knee.
  7. Um, for stretching.
  8. You can stretch the hamstrings, the quads and the cat.
  9. And then for the pictures I took, you could see
  10. that this trainer is taping his ankle.
  11. And on this next one, you could see how the
  12. football player stretch.
  13. Okay, so during the game, Mr Bob, I can catch
  14. the ball was going to score a touchdown, But he
  15. ought. Ram shook by one of the defensive players and
  16. he got injured.
  17. But when you ran to him, he was responsive.
  18. So what you want to dio is you wanna ask
  19. a lot of questions to know the severity of the
  20. injury So you could say what happened?
  21. Where does it hurt?
  22. How much pain are you in on this scale?
  23. From 1 to 10 you could say Did you hear
  24. anything when you got hurt?
  25. You also want toe Look around the injured part where
  26. he says that it hurts to kind of just rule
  27. out, um, the severity of the injury to see if
  28. it's like life or death.
  29. Um, but again, this purpose of all of these asking
  30. questions is just to know the severity of the injury
  31. after asking questions, Then you see that there's a clear
  32. deformity in his leg and he needs split.
  33. So in this picture, it shows a splint, and in
  34. the picture, he has a compound fracture.
  35. So what you gonna what you're gonna want to do
  36. is call 911 1st of all, and then you're gonna
  37. want to stop any bleeding if there is any.
  38. So you want to put on your gloves to protect
  39. you and your patient and apply pressure?
  40. Um, you also kind of, like wanna push on the
  41. pressure points because obviously it hurts.
  42. So you don't want to apply too much pressure onto
  43. that part, but just, like, stop the bleeding.
  44. And then after you stop the bleeding, you want to
  45. stabilize the leg.
  46. Um, try not to move it at all when you're
  47. sprinting, you want to splint above and below the injured
  48. part. As you see in the picture, It's not right
  49. on it because that would be so painful.
  50. And you wanna apply ice so it brings the swelling
  51. to a minimum, and it kind of cools down the
  52. pain. So you want to check the severity of the
  53. fracture in the leg?
  54. Um, when you are sprinting before and after you want
  55. to check the PMS and you check this by checking
  56. the motion, the motor sensors and and his pulse.
  57. So after that, then we know that he has a
  58. compound fracture.
  59. Ah, compound fractures when the bone pierces the skin.
  60. But he has a compromise PMS.
  61. So you find appalls.
  62. He's okay.
  63. Um, so after that, what you want to do?
  64. Obviously, Like I said, you call 911 You wanna stabilize,
  65. stop any bleeding because if it pierces the skin, there's
  66. bound to be bleeding, and you're gonna want to splint
  67. it and make sure that you keep him calm because
  68. you don't want him to go into shock or anything,
  69. so giving him calm is very important.
  70. But that is what you do.
  71. And lastly you wanted when you splint and and or
  72. wrap the leg, it's to prevent further injury from happening