Encyclopedia of football medicine

Encyclopedia of Football Medicine: Volume 1: Trauma and Medical Emergencies
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Foreword
Preface
1 First Steps
	1.1 Framework for Initial Assessment
	1.2 Airway
		1.2.1 Airway Assessment and Management
	1.3 The Cervical Spine
	1.4 Breathing
		1.4.1 Practical Airway and Breathing Management
	1.5 Circulation
		1.5.1 Assess Abdomen
		1.5.2 Assess Pelvis
		1.5.3 Assess Long Bones
	1.6 Disability
		1.6.1 Conscious Level
		1.6.2 Pupils
		1.6.3 Localizing Signs
2 Cardiac Arrest and Choking
	2.1 Cardiac Arrest
		2.1.1 Adult Basic Life Support
		2.1.2 Automated External Defibrillation
		2.1.3 Airway Management in Cardiac Arrest
		2.1.4 Potentially Reversible Causes of Cardiac Arrest
		2.1.5 Advanced Adult Life Support
	2.2 Choking
3 Medical Emergencies
	3.1 Anaphylaxis
		3.1.1 Pathophysiology
		3.1.2 Common Allergens
		3.1.3 Clinical Manifestations
		3.1.4 Recognizing Anaphylaxis
		3.1.5 Immediate Management of Anaphylaxis
		3.1.6 Biphasic Reactions
		3.1.7 Referral
	3.2 Asthma
		3.2.1 Assessment of Acute Asthma
		3.2.2 Treatment of Acute Asthma
		3.2.3 Asthma and World Anti-Doping Agency
	3.3 Seizures
		3.3.1 Classification
		3.3.2 Management Aims
		3.3.3 Secondary Causes of Seizure
		3.3.4 Medications
		3.3.5 When to Phone an Ambulance?
	3.4 Diabetic Emergencies
		3.4.1 Diabetes and World Anti-Doping Agency
		3.4.2 Hypoglycemia
		3.4.3 Hyperglycemic Crisis
4 Trauma Emergencies
	4.1 Spinal Injury
		4.1.1 Anatomy
		4.1.2 Classification of Injury
		4.1.3 Spine Assessment
		4.1.4 Fitting a Hard or Semi-Rigid Collar
		4.1.5 Performing a Logroll
	4.2 Head and Facial Trauma
		4.2.1 Anatomy
		4.2.2 Types of Head/Brain Injury
		4.2.3 Pitchside Assessment of Players with Head Injuries
		4.2.4 Facial Trauma
		4.2.5 Soft-Tissue Injuries
		4.2.6 Facial Fractures
		4.2.7 Dental Injuries
	4.3 Chest Trauma
		4.3.1 Assessment
		4.3.2 Traumatic Thoracic Conditions
	4.4 Abdominal Trauma
		4.4.1 Anatomy
		4.4.2 Assessment
		4.4.3 Trauma
	4.5 Pelvic Trauma
		4.5.1 Anatomy
		4.5.2 Assessment
		4.5.3 Fractures
	4.6 Limb Trauma
		4.6.1 Upper Limb
		4.6.2 Lower Limb
5 General Management
	5.1 Analgesia and Anesthesia
		5.1.1 Analgesia
		5.1.2 Anesthesia
		5.1.3 Nerve Blocks
	5.2 Wound Management
		5.2.1 History
		5.2.2 Examination
		5.2.3 Immediate Management
		5.2.4 Wound Closure
		5.2.5 Specific Wounds
		5.2.6 Wound Dressings
		5.2.7 Tetanus
	5.3 Kit
6 Head Injuries
	6.1 Introduction
	6.2 Definitions
	6.3 Symptoms and Signs of Concussion
	6.4 Causes and Mechanisms of Concussion
	6.5 Evaluation and Management of Concussion
		6.5.1 Baseline Testing
		6.5.2 On-Pitch and Locker Room Acute Assessment and Management
		6.5.3 Evaluation in Emergency Room or Doctor’s Office
		6.5.4 Follow-Up Evaluation and Management
	6.6 Complications during Recovery
		6.6.1 Symptom Management
		6.6.2 Repetitive Concussions
Index