- Concept of sports injury and its relevance
- Causes of sports injuries
- Phases of sports injury
- Factors influencing injury and healing
- Prevention of sports injury
- Pre-medical examination
- Psychology of sports injury
- Phases of injury recovery treatment
- Osteology of the lower limb
- - Bones
- - Joints and Joints
- - Subcutaneous structures
- Lower limb musculature
- - Thigh muscles
- - Leg muscles
- - Muscles of the foot
- Leg and thigh injuries
- - Tibia and fibula fracture
- - Stress fracture
- - Calf tear
- - Achilles tendon rupture
- - Achilles tendonitis
- - Achilles bursitis
- Knee injuries
- - Knee sprain
- - Meniscus injuries
- - Unstable Knee
- - Patella dislocation
- - Knee cartilage injury
- - Bursitis
- - Jumper's and runner's knee
- Ankle injuries
- - Fracture of ankle bones
- - Stress fractures
- - Sprained ankle
- - Unstable ankle (repetitive sprain)
- - Footballer's ankle
- Foot injuries
- - Thalalgia
- - Plantar fasciitis
- - Calcaneal fracture
- - Flat feet
- - Pes cavus
- - Metatarsalgia
- - Hallux valgus
- - Fracture of the toes
- - Black nail
- - Ingrown toenail
- - Tinea pedis. Athlete's foot
- Anatomical review
- - Chest
- - Abdomen
- - Back
- Thoracic and abdominal injuries
- - Thoracic contusion
- - Rib fractures
- - Unstable thorax
- - Sprain of the abdominal muscles
- - Muscle strain
- - Trauma to the male external genitalia
- - Sports hernia
- - Peripheral nerve injuries
- Hip injuries
- - Adductor muscle rupture
- - Bursitis of the hip
- - Pelvic fracture
- - Osteitis pubis, pubalgia or adductor tendinitis
- - Hip dislocation
- - Groin strain
- - Pelvic haematoma
- Back injuries
- - Kyphosis. Hyperkyphosis
- - Lordosis. Hyperlordosis
- - Lateral deviations of the spine (scoliosis)
- - Neck pain. Cervicalgia
- - Vertebral fractures
- - Herniated disc
- - Spondylolisthesis and spondylolisthesis
- - Back pain
- - Pathology of the swimmer's back
- - Stress fracture (fatigue fracture of the sacrum)
- - Lumbar strain, sprain and tear
- Anatomical review
- - Osteology of the upper limb
- - Musculature of the upper limb
- Shoulder injuries
- - Supraspinatus tendinopathy
- - Sprain in the shoulder area
- - Trapezius contracture
- - Clavicle fracture
- - Scapula fracture
- - Swimmer's shoulder
- - Frozen shoulder
- - Shoulder dislocation
- - Acromioclavicular joint injuries
- - Arthrosis of the glenohumeral joint
- - Sternoclavicular joint injuries
- Upper extremity injuries
- - Myositis Ossificans Traumatica (MOT)
- - Triceps injuries
- - Fractures of the arm and elbow
- - Biceps tendinitis
- - Elbow injuries
- - Sprained and dislocated elbow
- - Contusions
- - Biceps haematoma
- Wrist and hand injuries
- - Colles' fracture
- - Wrist sprain and dislocation
- - Carpal tunnel syndrome
- - Bennett's fracture
- - Ranger's or skier's thumb
- - Hammer toe
- - Finger of jersey
- - Finger dislocations
- - Fracture of the phalanges
- - Blisters and calluses
- - Quervain's tendonitis
- Anatomical review
- - Skin structure
- - Functions of the skin
- Injuries to the skin as a result of sporting activities
- - Trauma injuries
- - Injuries due to infections
- - Environmental injuries
- - Contact allergy lesions
- - Aggravation of other previous skin lesions
- Syncope and sudden death in sportsmen and women
- Epistaxis
- Anaemia in athletes
- Menarche, dysmenorrhoea and sport
- Traumatic brain injury
- Eyelid and adnexal lesions
- Corneal erosions
- Mouth injuries
- Rehabilitation as a medical speciality
- - Areas of clinical competence
- - The professional practice of rehabilitation medicine
- - Rehabilitation Paradigm
- Disability
- - Disability models and classification
- - Disability in Spain
- Epidemiology of disability
- - Disability indicators
- - Disability-free life expectancy
- Intra-articular and muscle infiltrations
- Occupational therapy
- - Concept
- - Occupational therapy according to pathologies
- Ligament injuries
- - Treatments for ligament injuries
- Tendon injuries
- - Treatment of tendon injuries
- Muscle injuries
- - Treatments for muscle injuries
- Bone lesions
- - Main bone lesions
- - Treatment of bone injuries
- Technical aids
- - Conceptualisation
- - Características
- - Classification and purposes
- Auxiliary means
- Orthoses
- - Upper limb orthoses
- - Trunk orthoses
- - Lower limb orthoses
- Prosthesis
- - Upper limb prostheses
- - Lower limb prostheses
- Initiation to autonomy
- Medical hydrology today
- Historical background
- Thermotherapy
- - Physiological effects of heat
- - Thermotherapy techniques
- Cryotherapy
- - Physiological effects
- Hydrotherapy
- - Hydrotherapy techniques
- Crenotherapy. Spas
- - Composition of medicinal mineral waters
- Application in specific pathologies
- Lasertherapy
- Electrotherapy
- - Types of currents
- - Contraindications
- Ultrasound
- Magnetotherapy
- Concept of functional bandaging and types
- Materials
- Properties of functional bandaging
- Indications and contraindications
- Technique
- Practical applications in sport
- Massage
- Effects of chiromassage
- Contraindications of chiromassage
- Basic techniques in sports chiromassage
- - Active techniques
- - Passive techniques
- Other techniques
- - Mobilisation techniques
- - Gait education
- Ultrasound-guided treatments
- - Percutaneous electrolysis
- - Shockwave treatment
- Mechanical treatments
- - Suspension systems (RedCord)
- - Massage rollers or Foam Roller
- - Mechanical massage or pressure therapy (NormaTec)
- Magnetic resonance therapy
- - Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
- - Therapeutic Magnetic Resonance Imaging (T-MRI)
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
- - Oxygen therapy
- - Normobaric oxygen therapy
- - Hyperbaric oxygenation
- - Benefits of hyperbaric oxygenation
- The exploration
- Basic techniques in sports massage
- Other techniques
- Fundamentals of massage therapy
- Types of massage
- Hydrotherapy
- Thermotherapy
- Cryotherapy
- Movement
- The stop
- Movement and standstill
- Lasertherapy
- Electrotherapy
- Ultrasound
- Magnetotherapy MODULE 2. SPORTS MASSAGE TECHNIQUES: PRACTICAL APPLICATION
- General parameters
- Sedative passes
- Kneading
- Percussions
- Pinching
- Vibrations
- Other manoeuvres
- Osteology of the back
- Back muscles
- Practical application of sports massage
- Osteology of the lower limb
- Lower limb musculature
- Practical application of sports massage
- Osteology of the upper limb
- Musculature of the upper limb
- Practical application of sports massage
- Osteology of the foot
- Musculature of the foot
- Foot reflexology
- Practical application of sports massage
- Osteology of the abdomen
- Practical application of sports massage
- Osteology of the thorax
- Thoracic musculature
- Practical application of sports massage
- Customer service
- Types of clients
- Types of visits the client can make to the centre
- Customer needs MODULE 3. SPORTS REHABILITATION TECHNIQUES
- Rehabilitation as a medical speciality
- Disability
- Epidemiology of disability
- Intra-articular and muscle infiltrations
- Occupational therapy
- Technical aids
- Auxiliary means
- Orthosis
- Prosthesis
- Wheelchair care
- Initiation to autonomy
- Bandages
- Arthritis
- Rheumatic hand
- Maintenance of osteoarthritis
- Osteoporosis
- Fractures
- Fibromyalgia
- Cervical pain
- Low back pain
- Pains in shoulders, elbows, wrists, hands, knees, ankles and feet
- Ligament injuries
- Treatments for ligament injuries
- Tendon injuries
- Muscle injuries
- Treatments for muscle injuries
- Bone lesions
- Treatment of bone injuries
