Common Sports Injuries Eni Athletes deal with injuries on a regular basis. Below are some of the most common sports injuries Ankle sprain: This is the most common foot injury. it occurs when the foot ros in a twisting motion Knee sprain: This can result from a biow to the knee or a sudden twist. There could be pain throughout the leg. Elbow sprain: An unnatural arm movement can cause an elbow sprain. Pain can be felt through the arm to the wrist or even the hand. ‘Shoulder dislocation: A hard blow can knock the shoulder out of place. This is very painful Hips can also be dislocated Fingers and toes: These appendages are often jammed or broken. IC MEDICINE JOURNAL OF ATHLETI Get ready! @ Before you read the passage, talk about these questions. 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Then, mark the following statements as true (T) or false (F). 2 3 shoulder / ankle A I twisted my _Anicle when | was running B Tom cant move his arm due to his Bhedder injury toe / knee A The jeg bends at the _ Knee B Breaking even your smallest can make waking difficult foot / hand A This shoe barely fs on my — awd B Give me your dive help you up,Oo us en and read the article on sports Tiuties again. Wat are some common oe injuries? > awkte cprain, mee Sprain locales Flugers ow Fra, shoulder Listening ana jer. & Listen to a conversation between a tor and a patient. Choose the correct answers. 1 What injury does the man likely havo? A broken wrist B knee sprain C broken arm elbow sprain 2 What does the doctor suggest happens next? ‘A. wrap the injured area B give the man some medicine Oe D ask how the man was injured @ G Listen again and complete the conversation. Doctor: What eme_to be the problem, Tommy? Patient: My arm really hurts Doctor: | see. Where exactly 2 Aver ik Mock 2 i: 3_All___ OVEN but especially the obow. Okay. Do you know 4 Waly Lwapten to manor Iwas playing soccer and 5 Fell OF my aren aiuectey me tt No, just my arm. | think i's just an elbow sprain, but take some X-rays to make sure, a ———S SE Speaking roles below -@ witha partner, 20 eh roles. based on Task 7. Then, gs Where does it hurt ~ Thats tkely the problem ~ Does it hurt anywhere else ~ Student A: You are a doctor. Talk to Student B about @ aninury ¢ what happened to cause the injury what you think the problem is Student 8: You are a patient. Talk to Student A about an injury. Writing © Use the conversation from Task 8 to fill out the medical chart. PCa Patient: Tommy Jones Sympions: The gueul'e arm ate Wurtines What happened: (Wo rent Wat Playing oucer og ther arm. Ste Nex steps: taking tome X-cays toGet ready! @ Before you read these questions. 1 What are the major parts 2. What parts of the torso protect the body? al). 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A neck © waist B chest me Doug Robinson onal eat vise me | Vocabul: Age: 27 Ps © Match the words (1-8) with the definiti Physician: Dr. Robert Moody (AH). ae Time: 9:42 ic ‘ Incident/Reason for ER Admittance Be trnicer blade 5) Se Automobile accident fr ‘abdomen 6 & groin Apparent Injuries: ‘ waist 7 A chest = tors Head and neck: The patient suffered minor ak 8 X smatt the upper front part of the torso There is no visible injury to the neck. area between the legs Torso: There are several small scratches on the part of t the chest and waist. | observed bruising on the gon ney Between the neck ang the abdomen and the rib cage. 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Doos it only hurt whon you 6 end over? 'No, it hurts when | wake up in the morning Student A: You are a doctor. Talk to Student A about the reason for his or her visit ¢ where he or she feels pain when he or she feels pain Student B: You are a pationt. Talk to Student A ‘about pain in your torso. Writing © Use the conversation from Task & to fill out the doctor's notes. —— Date: ——— Patient: Yes — Reason for vii wucks at Ye ‘reas patient fools pain: ——— MGonall og, Wes ace Ge ‘nen patient fecls pain: white Messen wok vg_we te ABE A