CLINICAL MEDICINE IN ATHLETIC TRAINING II

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 653

Provides Athletic Trainers with the knowledge, physical exam skills, and therapeutic interventions to diagnose and address common injuries and conditions. Scientific rationale for appropriate exercise design, implementation, and progression of care are emphasized.

KINES 674

Develops understanding of the athletic trainer as an evidence-guided clinical scholar. Designed as a companion to an immersive clinical experience that allows examination of the elements of clinical scholarship in the practice of athletic training. Emphasis on understanding how patient-centered care is improved through best practices and the utilization of practice-based research tools.

KINES 127

Issues and basic concepts of athletic healthcare including health care systems, interprofessonal teams, and injuries and conditions common to active populations. Emphasis on the team approach to patient care with exposure to a variety of health science professions.

KINES 417

Provides students with knowledge and skills in advanced clinical assessment techniques used in the evaluation of injuries, illnesses, and conditions found in physically active populations.