This course offers an in
depth, hands on practical learning experience within the sports
medicine program. Students assist in injury prevention, emergency
care, rehabilitation and taping and bracing for varsity sthletes
under the supervision of the certified athletic trainer. Clinical
hoiurs are designed to assist in developing skills required for
students majoring in allied helath care professions coaching and
for NATA competencies.
Hours by arrangement, Variable units ( 4 hours per week = 1 unit)
Recommended that student complete minimum 6-8 hours per week .
Students
interested in medicine, athletic training, physical therapy, massage
therapy or other related allied health care professions are candidates
for PE211, PE212, PE213, and PE214. Physical education majors, coaches, athletes,
school nurses and/or parents of children participating in youth
sports may also benefit by taking these classes.
Syllabus
Corresponds to PE211, PE212, PE213, and PE214 lectures & labs, depending on semester.
Dependant on specific sports
that are in season and injuries that are sustained by athletes in
respective sports
In
this class you're expected to:
Complete competencies related to sports medicine classes.
Assist Certified Athletic Trainer in the Athletic Treatment Center
and at competition sites in providing treatment of injured athletes.
Black Sports Medicine Shirt
5 - 10 rolls athletic tape
Recommended Text: Practical Skills
Manual for Evalution of Athletic Injuries, William R. Holcomb,
F.A. Davis Company, Philidelphia, 2002, ISBN 0-8036-0784-9
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Your
semester grade will be based on the following as they relate to
PE 201 &/or PE 202 class topics and injuries that are relevent
to athletes being treated in the athletic treatment center ( each
catagory is worth 10% of total grade):
1. Participation & self guided study related to the assessment
& rehabilitation of athletic injuries
2.
Medical record keeping
3.
Medical history taking
4.
Assessment of injuries to athletes
5.
Knowledge & application of modalities
6.
Knowledge & ability to demonstrate rehabilitation exercises
7.
Knowledge & ability to provide proper first aid & while
applying proper precautions & handling of biohazardardous
medical waste
8.
Professional appearance, behavior
10.Initiative
and attitude in seeing & doing tasks necessary for efficient
functioning of athletic treatment center, and reliability of intern
to provide assistance at scheduled times
A
= 90 to 100 points
B = 80 to 89 points
D
= 60 to 69 points
F = less than 60 points
