PE & Coaching
______ ________ is concerned with learning, teaching and instruction in sport, PE, and teaching physical activity.
Sport pedagogy
What career helps others to change lifestyle behaviors to achieve optimal health?
What is the difference between rehabilitative and habilitative therapy?
•Rehabilitative therapy – treatments that restore skills or functions that were previously acquired but have been lost
•Habilitative therapy – treatments leading to the acquisition of skills and functions that are considered normal and expected for an individual of a certain age and status
What profession performs patient exams, helps doctors in surgery, diagnoses illnesses, write prescriptions, and manages treatment plans?
physician assistant
What are the 4 types of professional expertise?
theoretical KIN knowledge
physical activity experience
professional practice knowledge
workplace knowledge
Which school program focuses on “fundamental movement skills, progressing from simple to complex, along with basic fitness concepts”?
A __________ setting is sales-based or retention-based and offers health and fitness services to various groups of people, whereas a __________ setting consists of nonprofit organizations such as city parks and recreation departments
commercial; community
Who works with cardiac, pulmonary, and metabolic disease care with exercise testing and prescription, and program administration?
clinical exercise physiologist
Which type of nurse need a Bachelor's, Master's and Doctorate in nursing?
•Bachelors à Registered Nurse (RN)
•Masters à Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) – nurse midwife
•Doctorate à Doctor Nurse Practitioner (DNP) – nurse anesthetist
The most respected certifications in health and fitness are those awarded by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and ________.
NSCA (National Strength & Conditioning Association)
Sport instructors usually work with ________ individuals, whereas coaches usually work with more ______ _______.
novice; skilled athletes
A ________ setting helps patients manage medical conditions and avoid expensive medical costs, whereas a __________ setting aims to help improve employee health and company productivity
clinical; worksite
What is within the scope of an athletic trainer?
Which profession adjusts the neuromusculoskeletal system to help clients relieve pain or discomfort?
chiropractors
True or false: A Master's and Doctorate degree in kinesiology offer the same opportunities in terms of career advancement and salary.
False
_________ school programs focus on “helping students learn to commit to lifelong physical activity”, whereas __________ school programs “give attention to the developmental needs of students during this transitional period”.
High; middle
Which certification allows individuals to design strength and conditioning programs with the goal of improving sport performance in athletes?
Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist
Which career involves business planning, establishing budgets, designs, and markets programs, and managing facility’s services and programs?
health & fitness director
What is the difference between allopathy and osteopathy?
MDs learn allopathy. They treat and diagnose conditions using conventional medical tools like x-rays, prescription drugs, and surgery. AKA conventional or mainstream medicine.
DOs learn osteopathy. They focus more on holistic health and prevention. They also use a system of physical manipulations and adjustments to diagnose and treat people.
What are the core competency of providing patient care?
What is the goal of coaching and sport instruction? How is it reached?
Goal is to help participants in activity settings develop and maintain a modest to high level of motor skill performance and fitness.
Reached through well-designed practice and conditioning sessions that involve explanation, instruction, and verbal and visual feedback.
What do public-health oriented careers do?
•Conduct disease-related research & analyze the effects of genetics & the environment on health
•Focus on biostatistics, epidemiology, social/behavioral sciences, healthcare, community & environ health
What is the difference between an occupational therapist and a physical therapist ?
•Helps people with physical, emotional, or mental disability restore or develop maximum level of independence by emphasizing acquisition and retention of functional skills. Help improve concentration, motor skills, problem-solving
•Provides rehabilitative care to a diverse patient population with a wide range of injuries, illnesses, and diseases
List 4 trends in medicine.
What in is the job description of a university professor?
Building syllabus according to department standards; Developing lesson plans and course material; Conducting research and submitting articles for publication; Collaborating with colleagues on curriculum