CLINICAL EXERCISE TESTING AND PRESCRIPTION FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

KINES 654

Examines acute and chronic medical problems encountered by athletic trainers. Includes examination and clinical skills, interventions, and requirements for referral as part of collaborative care. Emphasis on cardiopulmonary, respiratory, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, gynecological, neurological, and systemic issues.

KINES 521

Research evidence regarding how physical activity and fitness are related to health (e.g., during pregnancy and aging) and disease, especially cardiovascular diseases, obesity, diabetes, osteoporosis, and cancer. Application and communication of knowledge in practical situations.

KINES 655

Examines acute and chronic medical problems encountered by athletic trainers. Includes examination and clinical skills, interventions, and requirements for referral as part of collaborative care. Emphasis on drug testing, illicit drug use, mental and behavioral health, sexual health, dermatology, wound care and closure, diabetes, and infectious disease.

KINES 114

Explore the powerful connection between exercise and health, examining how exercise serves as both a preventive and therapeutic tool. Learn about the positive effects of exercise on mental health, sleep, cognitive function, and overall well-being. Participate in diverse physical activities that enhance fitness and contribute to a balanced lifestyle. Collaborate on a physical activity initiative addressing barriers to exercise. Benefit from practical experiences that promote a healthier lifestyle and academic success.

KINES 427

Fitness assessment and exercise prescription principles are applied to the health-related fitness components through discussion and lab activities.