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Welcome to the Civilian Medical Podcast episode 074
Introduction
Follow up from Aviation Emergencies
- NC Medical Helicopter crash: found by civilians in the woods, potential interview in the future with crew
- SC Pediatric Trauma & Injury Prevention Symposium; how was it?
Part 1- Treating injuries related to Martial Arts
- Striking sports:
- Head and face injuries-lacerations, contusions, mouth/teeth injuries; concussions
- Torso injuries: contusions, rib fractures
- Extremities: fractures
- Grappling Sports:
- Choking: blood choke should self-resolve quickly. Long chokes can increase ICP and cause hemorrhage/stroke
- Joint locks: arm bars, shoulder locks, wrist locks, ankle locks
- Other: can be head or spinal injuries with slams
- Medical Response for martial arts academies:
- Preparations
- Right Gear; First aid kit and AED
- Right Training for staff
- Emergency Plan
- Preparations
Part 2- Role of Martial Arts for Emergency Responders
- Self-Defense
- Grappling vs. striking. Grappling allows better control without causing injury; striking can be more valuable with multiple aggressors
- Most fights end up on the ground
- Law Enforcement
- EMS/Fire
- Health and wellness
- Cardio
- Strength
- Balance and Coordination
- Mental Health
- Jiu Jitsu as meditation
- Jiu Jitsu as community
- Research around prevention for dementia
- Fun!
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