| Major Instructional
Units:
1.
Introduction to the program
2
Roles and legal responsibilities
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Confidentiality
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Ethics
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Scope
of practice
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Avoiding
legal problems
3.
Immediate and temporary care
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CPR
Certification
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Basic
first aid
4.
Introduction to anatomy
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Body
tissues
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Classification
of joints
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Movement
5.
Basics of tissue injury
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Soft
tissue injury
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Bone
injuries
6.
Basic principles of conditioning
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Strength
training
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Flexibility
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Cardiorespiratory
7
Injuries and the healing process
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The
inflammation process
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Treatment
protocols
8.
Preventive and supportive techniques
9.
Understanding athletics-related injuries to the lower quarter: foot,
ankle, knee, hip, pelvis and thigh
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Objectives
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Anatomy
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Prevention
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Treatment
-
Supportive
techniques
10.
Understanding athletics-related injuries to the uppoer quarter:
shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand
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Objectives
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Anatomy
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Prevention
-
Treatment
-
Supportive
techniques
11.
Understanding athletics-related injuries to the axial region: spinal
and head
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Objectives
-
Anatomy
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Prevention
-
Treatment
-
Supportive
techniques
12.
Special considerations in athletic training
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Environmental
conditions: heat, cold and altitude
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Nutrition
and eating disorders
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Common
drug use
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Stress
management
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Basis
organization of a Sports Medicine Program
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Sports
physicals
13.
Careers in Sports Medicine
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Fitness
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Health
club employee
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Personal
trainer
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Corporate
fitness
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Exercise
physiologist
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Senior
Fitness
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Fitness
consultant
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Rehabilitation
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Cardiac
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Injury
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Massage
therapist
14.
Job shadow placements
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Time
sheets
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Journals
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Evaluation
15.
Employment and career preparation
Textbooks:
Athletic
Training and Sports Medicine. American Academy of Orthopaedic
Surgeons.
Athletic
Training for Student Assistants. Lorin A. Cartwright and William
Pitney.
Basic
Athletic Training. Kenneth E. Wright and William R. Whitehall.
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