Domains of Athletic training
What is the first domain of Athletic training?
What is a set of images taken form multiple angles used to determine if there are any abnormalities or bone fractures
X-rays
What is the Deepest muscle of the back?
Quadratus Lumborum Muscle
What is the second domain of Athletic training?
Clinical Evaluation and Diagnosis
What is the definition of an Objective symptom + 1 example
a sign that everyone is able to perceive and/or measure.
Ex.120/80 mm Hg, 80 bpm, 98.6°F, etc.
What is the Syndrome in which in cold weather there is a constriction of the blood vessels causing lack of blood flow to the area and it’s noticeable discoloration. During the rewarming process they be blue and eventually red as blood flow fully returns.
Raynaud's Syndrome
What is the third domain of Athletic Training?
Immediate and Emergency Care
What is a subjective symptom + 1 example
an unobservable symptom that is only perceived by the person experiencing the symptom
Ex. nausea
What is the association made up of certified athletic trainers and others who represent and spread awareness about the athletic training profession?
NATA; National Athletic Trainer's Association
What is the fourth domain of Athletic Training?
Treatment and Rehabilitation
What is the Valgus Stress Test of the knee?
A special test done by a clinician with one hand placed above ankle (c grip); other hand on the lateral side on the knee; bottom hand pulls toward clinician at zero degrees again when bent to thirty degrees ; used to indicate an MCL sprain.
What is the restriction or impairment of the ability to do something that someone would typically have the capacity to do or physically perform
Functional Limitations
What is the fifth domain of Athletic Training?
Organization and Professional Health
What is Kleiger's Test?
A special test performed with one hand stabilizing the shin, and the other supporting the foot while dorsiflexing and externally rotating(everting) it. It indicates a sprain of the deltoid or a syndesmotic sprain
What is youth sport specialization and what domain does it fall under?
playing or training for a specific sport year-round; instead of multiple; Domain I