Sports Medicine: Just the Facts

Fracture(s) (Continued)
repair of, 64–65
terminology, 31–32
Freiberg’s disease, 389, 563
Frostbite, 153, 232–234,
233–234t, 310
Frostnip, 152–153
Furunculosis, 153
Fusion inhibitors, 605

G
Gait analysis, 128–130
Gait cycle, 126–128, 127f, 128 t, 129 f
Galeazzi’s fracture, 32
Gamekeeper’s thumb, 262, 307–308,
510, 552
Gastrocnemius rupture, 361
Gastroesophageal reflux disease,
205–208, 205t, 206f, 207f
Gastrointestinal disorders,
203–204
Genitourinary injuries, 17, 157–158,
161–162
Genitourinary system, 158
Geriatric athletes. SeeOlder adults
Giant cell tumors, 598
Ginkgo, 456
Ginseng, 423–424, 458
Gissane’s angle, 614
Glenohumeral joint, 430
Glucagon, 187, 187t
Glucosamine sulfate, 424, 458
Glycerol, 424
Glycogen resynthesis, 87–88
Glycolysis, 76
Golf, 497–499
Good Samaritan doctrine, 10
Green hair, 156, 534
Greenstick fractures, 32, 560
Griplock, 503
Groin pain, 341
Growth hormone, 424–425
Gymnastics, 500
catastrophic injuries, 29–30, 504
injury characteristics, 500–503
injury prevention, 504–505
injury risk factors, 501
wrist injuries, 304, 311, 503

H
H reflex, 113
Haglund’s deformity, 488
Hallucal nerve, 402
Hallux rigidus, 387, 435

Hallux valgus, 388, 435

Hamate fractures, 313, 499

Hamstring syndrome, 341

Hand blisters, 503

Hand injuries

epidemiology, 311

finger joints, 306–307

fingertip, 306

in golfers, 499

in ice hockey players, 510

imaging, 110

nerve, 309–310

tendon, 308–309

vascular, 310

Handcuff neuropathy, 326

Handlebar palsy, 309–310

Harrington stable-zone lines, 610

Hawkin’s sign, 270

Head injuries, 239–242. See also

Concussion

in baseball players, 28–29

in cheerleaders, 28

in football players, 25–26, 239,

494–495

management, 14–15, 242

in pole vaulters, 26

in soccer players, 26–27

in wrestlers, 554

Headache, 198–199, 198–199t

Heart rate, 77

in exercise stress test, 122

maximal, 40

target, 40, 92

Heart rate reserve, 40

Heat illness

in basketball players, 466

in children, 564

definition, 234

diagnosis and treatment, 25,

234–235, 235t

in disabled athletes, 590

epidemiology, 25, 234

in football players, 495–496

in lacrosse players, 552

prevention, 25, 235

Heat injuries, 152

Heat lamps, 406

Heat therapy, 405–408

Heel pain, 385–386, 503–504

Helicobacter pylori,207, 207t

Helmets, football, 103

Hematuria, 158–159, 159f

Hemolysis, 194

Hemorrhage, 13–14, 194

Hepatic injuries. SeeLiver injuries

Herbal ecstasy. SeeMa huang

Herpes gladiatorum, 154

Heterotopic ossification, 591

Hilgenreiner’s line, 613

Hill Sachs lesion, 266

Hip injuries

bony, 337–339

field-side management, 18

in golfers, 499

imaging, 110, 329–330, 330f

soft tissue, 339–341

taping, 444

Hip joint, 596, 596t

Hip pointer, 340, 492

HIV infection. SeeHuman

immunodeficiency virus

(HIV) infection

Homeopathy, 457

Honeymooner’s palsy, 326

Hormones, 190t. See also specific

hormones

Hot packs, 406

Human immunodeficiency virus

(HIV) infection, 179

athlete-specific concerns,

603–606

diagnosis, 603

epidemiology, 602

legal issues, 607–608

pathophysiology, 602

prevention, 606–607

transmission, 602–603

Humerus

entrapment neuropathy, 326

fractures, 295–296, 562

imaging, 610–611

Hydrocollator, 406

Hydrotherapy, 406

Hyperhydration, 424

Hypertension, 69t,146–147, 146t.

See alsoBlood pressure

Hyperthermia, 18

Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy,

24–25, 70, 142

Hyphema, 16, 164

Hypothenar hammer syndrome, 310

Hypothermia, 18, 232–233, 233t

Hypovolemic shock, 14

I

Ice hockey, 506

catastrophic injuries, 29, 512

equipment, 506–507

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