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The classic signs of infection are the same as those for inflammation, including pain, heat, redness, swelling, and disordered function. In addition pus may form and a fever may occur.

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Washing hands thoroughly and frequently. Make sure all open wounds or skin lesions are covered before practice. Routinely use nonlatex gloves and use appropriate technique when removing them. Remove bleeding athletes from competition. Ensure that a uniform saturated with blood is removed and changed. Clean up blood spills with disinfectant and dispose of materials in a biohazard bag. Report all exposure incidents.

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Closely monitor patient and wound area daily for adverse reactions and infection; change dressing based on type; check tetanus immunization.

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Cleanse and debride wound with saline. Apply saline-soaked gauze over the wound and cover with additional gauze. Wrap the avulsion tissue in saline-soaked gauze and place in a watertight bag. Place the bag in ice water while avoiding direct contact with the tissue.

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Skin is torn from the body, and they are frequently associated with major bleeding.

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Closely monitor patient and wound area daily for adverse reactions and infection; change dressing based on type; check tetanus immunization.

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Remove small and visible objects while avoiding pushing the object deeper. Allow bleeding to occur but control venous or arterial bleeding. Cleanse the wound and periwound tissues with gentle irrigation. Dress wound with a non occlusive or occlusive dressing based on wound depth and exudate.

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Direct penetration of tissues by a pointed object such as a trach shoe spike can introduce the tetanus bacillus into the bloodstream, possibly making the athlete a victim of lockjaw.

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Change dressing based on type; visually inspect daily for adverse reactions and infection.

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Cleanse wound and periwound tissues with irrigation. Dry the periwound tissues. Tissue closure will depend on wound length, width, depth, and location.

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Wounds with smooth edges that often appear where a sharp or pointed object such as a knife or piece of glass tears the skin.

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Change dressing based on type; visually inspect daily for adverse reactions and infection.

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Cleanse wound and periwound tissues with irrigation. Dry the periwound tissues. Tissue closure will depend on wound length, width, depth, and location.

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Occurs when a blunt force has been delivered over a sharp bone or a bone that is poorly padded, giving a wound the appearance of a jagged-edge cavity.

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Change dressing based on type; visually inspect daily for adverse reactions and infection.

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Cleanse the wound bed and periwound tissues with saline or water. Dry the periwound tissues. Dress the wound with a non occlusive or occlusive dressing based on wound depth and exudate. Apply secondary dressing if needed.

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Common conditions in which the skin is scraped against a rough surface such as grass, artificial playing surface, floor, or mat.