MAPEH LONG TEST 9 4TH QTR

most common dance injury

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Inflammation of the tendon in the back of the ankle that connects the prime mover for pointing to your foot

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Overuse injury that causes inflammation and damage to muscle that is active during pointing the big toe

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Flexor Hallucis Longus Tenosynovitis

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Pinching of tissues at ankle, either the front or back

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starts with an annoying snapping sound in front of the hip

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Can be caused by arthritis, labral tear, stress fracture, muscle strain, snapping hip syndrome.

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Jumper's knee

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most dancers will experience this by 13

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Caused by any movement that forces the ankle outside of the normal range of motion, resulting in an overstretching of ligaments

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