Safety in Athletics: The Prevention and Treatment of Athletic Injuries |
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Page 251
... bandage will care for these conditions . No active move- ment is allowed without a protective bandage . Protective bandages are applied when the individual re- turns to active work . The ability to apply a protective bandage with ...
... bandage will care for these conditions . No active move- ment is allowed without a protective bandage . Protective bandages are applied when the individual re- turns to active work . The ability to apply a protective bandage with ...
Page 293
... bandage , make a sling by placing the bandage on the front of the chest with the apex of the triangle on the clavicle of the injured shoulder . Bend the elbow and place the forearm across the chest . The apex of the triangle is then ...
... bandage , make a sling by placing the bandage on the front of the chest with the apex of the triangle on the clavicle of the injured shoulder . Bend the elbow and place the forearm across the chest . The apex of the triangle is then ...
Page 384
... bandage or any other bandage which will hold the foot in this position may be used . A bandage which has been used successfully for many years may be applied as follows : ( 1 ) Use adhesive tape that is 2 inches wide and cut two strips ...
... bandage or any other bandage which will hold the foot in this position may be used . A bandage which has been used successfully for many years may be applied as follows : ( 1 ) Use adhesive tape that is 2 inches wide and cut two strips ...
Contents
PART IHAZARDS IN ATHLETICS | 17 |
FALL SPORTSFOOTBALL | 42 |
FALL SPORTS Continued | 68 |
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abdomen acci accidents occur activities adhesive tape ankle applied arm and hand athletic ball bandage Baseball body bone injuries bursa camp physician campers cartilage cause cent Chapter clavicle coach college women condition days lost diagnosis diathermy dislocation elbow equipment examination field hockey floor fracture frequently hazards head and neck healing hemorrhage high school high school boys humerus Ice Hockey incidence of accidents injury occurs internal injuries joint knee leadership leg and foot liable ligaments located massage ment movement muscle injuries negligence pain participation pelvis and thigh percentage periosteum person physical education physical therapy plaintiff players playing prevent procedures protective reported result safety school and college serious severity index shin splints shoulder skin Speedball splint sprains surface swimming Symptoms and Signs.-The synovial fluid Table teacher tendon tennis tenosynovitis Thorax tion tissues touch football trauma type of injury usually wounds