Smart guide to sports medicine

Smart Advice on the most common sports injuries-their diagnoses, treatments, and repercussions. Smart Ways to recover from surgery and exercise after an injury or illness-including alternative medicine.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Sobell, Sheila
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York, NY John Wiley & Sons 1999
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Table of Contents:
  • On your mark!: Benefits of a sporting life
  • Evaluating your baseline fitness
  • Getting a clean bill of health
  • Choosing the best sport for your body
  • Sport-specific training
  • Profile of the athlete at risk for injury
  • Avoiding common athletic mistakes
  • Psych up to play
  • Myths and facts about nutrition
  • Choosing the right shoes
  • Shoe shopping
  • Socks
  • Getting started with lessons and clubs
  • Pain: what it means and how to treat it: Myths and facts about pain
  • Self-diagnosing pain
  • When to call the doctor
  • Your first-aid kit
  • Pain remedies
  • Myths and facts about treating injuries
  • Preventing injuries
  • Emergency care errors
  • Secondary injuries
  • Preventing dehydration
  • Illnesses from playing in hot weather
  • Bouncing back physically
  • Bouncing back psychologically
  • How to choose a sports medicine practitioner
  • Should you choose an alternative medicine practitioner?
  • Treating common injuries: skin, head, and back: Skin
  • Hair
  • Head and neck
  • Back
  • Treating common injuries: shoulder to hand: Shoulder
  • Elbow
  • Wrist
  • Hand
  • Fingers
  • Thumb
  • Know the signs
  • Treating common injuries: pelvis to foot: Body sounds
  • Pelvic area
  • Hips
  • Thighs and quads
  • Knee
  • Calf and shin
  • Ankle and heel
  • Toes
  • Preventing and treating injuries: sport by sport: Running
  • Aerobic dancing
  • Cycling
  • Tennis and racquet sports
  • Golf
  • Basketball
  • Swimming
  • Volleyball
  • Winter sports: skiing and ice skating
  • Roller and in-line skating
  • Women and middle-aged athletes
  • Treating orthopedic injuries: Shoulder
  • Elbow
  • Hips
  • Back
  • Knee
  • Hand and wrist
  • On the horizon.