List 2 healthcare fields, not counting Athletic Training, that are a part of the Sports Medicine team.
What is physical therapy, dentistry, neurology, coaching, etc.?
This bone is non-weight bearing in the leg.
What is the fibula?
This tissue connects bone to bone.
What is a ligament?
This ligament in the knee is most commonly injured.
What is the ACL?
This area of fitness is the first, and fastest, to decline after injury.
What is cardiovascular?
This policy protects patient privacy (ie. you cannot state who has what injury).
What is HIPAA?
This bone is the largest and strongest in the body.
What is the femur?
Not everybody has this muscle.
What is the palmaris longus?
This occurs when a ligament or tendon pulls a piece of bone off.
What is an avulsion fracture?
Cardiovascular, strength, flexibility/mobility, and proprioception.
What are the areas of fitness?
This person oversees an Athletic Trainer's budget.
What is an Athletic Director?
This section of the spine has 5 vertebrae.
What is the lumbar spine?
This group of muscles is responsible for stabilizing your posture.
What is the erector spinae?
I am an injured ligament, but commonly go by the name of Tommy John.
What is an UCL sprain?
The most common way to include this area of fitness/rehab is through a single leg balance.
What is proprioception?
Someone who can perform basic first aid and observational tasks but cannot work on an injured athlete.
What is an athletic training student aide?
This bone sits inside of a tendon and acts as a lever, but does not make contact with other bones.
What is the patella?
My neighbors are the ACL and the PCL. I am no ligament, but my home is in the knee.
What is the meniscus?
When I am damaged, you cannot pronate or supinate.
What is the radius?
This common injury can easily take 9-12 months to fully recover from.
What is an ACL tear?
I am nationally certified, have a Master's degree, and have state licensure, but also have an overseeing physician.
What is an Athletic Trainer?
This bone is held in place by muscles and protects your throat.
What is the hyoid?
On Google I am an internal rotator of the shoulder, but am actually found in the chest as an adductor.
What is Pectoralis major?
This occurs at the base of the fifth metatarsal.
What is a Jones' fracture?
Give an example of a plyometric.
What are line jumps, box jumps, agility ladders, etc.?