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Small Shocks, Small Fixes

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Guess the minor injuries described.

por Bunny
1

I am a small injury that appears after a bump, not a broken bone, and I often show color under the skin.

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Cold therapy and rest are common ways to help me fade.

There is usually some tenderness and sometimes minor swelling.

I form after a knock and can turn blue, purple, or yellow as I heal.

2

When a wound is accident what am I?

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Sirens, hospitals, and calls to 911 are connected to this.

Often announced when lives may be at risk.

Think of urgent, time-sensitive help.

3

A four-step approach to treating minor injuries.

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The final step helps keep the injured part elevated above the heart.

Another step uses cold to reduce swelling.

One step involves resting the affected area.

4

Ignoring safety gear, skipping warm-ups, or playing too hard—what can this lead to?

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Common term for physical damage from sports.

It often means taking time off from sport.

It is harm to the body from activity.

5

I come before the action, I wake up your muscles and heart, and I help you move when playing sports or other physical activity

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Skipping me can raise the risk of pulls or sprains.

Include dynamic stretches or movements, not long holds.

Begin with light cardio to raise your body temperature.

6

A bone slips out of its normal position at a joint.

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Shoulder and finger joints are common sites.

It usually hurts and may require a doctor to reset.

A bone moves out of its normal socket.

7

In sports or falls, a tricky injury happens when the brain bumps around inside the skull.

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Recovery often needs rest and medical advice before returning to activity

Symptoms can include headache, dizziness, or confusion

Occurs after a blow to the head or a strong impact to the body

8

Injury where ligaments stretch or tear beyond their limit

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Symptoms can include pain, swelling, and limited movement.

Ligaments connect bones and stabilize joints.

Occurs when a joint is twisted or forced beyond its normal range.

9

A strong cord at the back of the ankle connects calf power to the heel.

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Named after a Greek hero who dipped his heel in the river Styx.

Swelling can accompany tendinitis or a tear.

Often injured in runners and dancers.

10

The immediate care given to someone before professional medical help arrives.

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Includes basics like bleeding control, CPR, and calming the person

Provided by bystanders or responders before doctors or nurses

It is the first step taken after an injury or illness

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