Careers and Professional Issues in EXS Flashcards

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What is Credentialing?

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Providing certified documents showing that an individual is entitled to recognition or has a right to perform certain functions or actions

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What is a Credentialing Organization?

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Professional organization or governmental agency that oversees and administers examinations or certification, licensure, or registration

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What is Certification?

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Requires individuals, education programs, or institutions to be evaluated and recognized as meeting predetermined standards

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What is Accreditation?

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Individual programs or facilities are required to meet specific criteria related to curriculum, staff, facilities, and environment

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What is Licensure?

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Granting of permission by an official or legal authority to an individual or organization to engage in the legal practice of a professional activity that would otherwise be illegal

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What is Registration?

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Documentation of professional qualification information relevant to government licensing requirements

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What is an Athletic Trainer?

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Involved in the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries to physically active individuals and athletes

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What is Clinical biomechanics?

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Focuses on the mechanics of injury and the principles of prevention, evaluation, and treatment of musculoskeletal problems

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What is Sport biomechanics?

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Examines factors of human movement associated with exercise and training for the purpose of improving sports and athletic performance

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What is Ergonomics?

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The study of the interaction between humans, the objects they use, and the environments in which they function

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What is a chiropractor?

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Involved in the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries by using spinal manipulations to improve spinal motion and the body’s function

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What is a Clinical Exercise Physiologist?

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Work with healthy and diseased individuals in a variety of employment settings

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What are clinical exercise physiologists responsible for performing?

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  • Health and fitness assessments
  • Developing and implementing exercise prescriptions
  • Monitoring the effectiveness of the interventions
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What does a Dietician or Sport Dietician do?

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  • Assesses the nutritional needs of an individual
  • Develops and assists with the implementation of nutritional programs
  • Advises patients and clients on health and disease-related conditions
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What does a Exercise and Sport Psychologist do?

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-Work with healthy and diseased individuals and athletes of all performance and competition levels to enhance the psychological components of successful performance

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What does a personal trainer do?

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Works with individuals to assess functional capacity

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What is a Medical Doctor?

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  • Licensed Professional
  • Involved in the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of illness and injuries to individuals
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What is an Occupational Therapist?

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  • Assists individuals with physically, mentally, emotionally or developmentally crippling conditions to maintain or recover working skills and daily functions
  • Helps individuals learn or regain the ability to perform activities of daily living, including dressing, preparing meals, and eating
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What is a Physical Therapist?

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  • Develops structured treatment and rehabilitation programs to improve mobility, reduce pain, and prevent or limit permanent disability
  • Conducts evaluations of muscular fitness, range of motion, and muscle and join functions
  • Uses information to develop and implement individualized treatment programs for patients
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What is a Podiatrist?

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  • Diagnose and treat conditions of the leg, ankle, and foot
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What is a Recreational Therapist?

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  • Uses recreational and activity-based interventions to address the needs of individuals with illness and/or limiting conditions
  • Provide treatment services and recreation activities to individuals using arts and crafts, animals, physical activity, exercise, sports, games, dance, drama, music, and community events
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What is a strength and Conditioning Coach?

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  • Involved in the development and implementation of specialized training programs for athletes
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What is a Wellness and Fitness Industry Professional?

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  • Works with members of the general public to develop and implement physical activity and exercise programs to improve health, wellness, and fitness
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What is the American Council of Exercise?

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Committed to enriching the quality of life through safe and effective exercise and physical activity

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What is the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance?
Provides wide-ranging and coordinated support, resources, and programs to help professionals improve their skills and abilities to help further enhance the health and well-being of the public
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What is the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation?
Provides educational and networking opportunities that inform individuals of new advances, current legislative and reimbursement initiatives, as well as member benefits to help improve the care and quality of life for patients with heart and lung diseases
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What is the American College of Sports Medicine?
Provides support for individuals with an interest in exercise and health
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What is the American Society of Exercise Physiologists?
Committed to the professional development of exercise physiology, its advancement, and the enhanced credibility of exercise physiologists
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What is the Association for Applied Sport Psychology?
Promotes the ethical practice, science, and advocacy of sport and exercise psychology
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What is the International Society of Biomechanics?
Promotes international contacts among scientists, promotes the dissemination of knowledge, and forms liaisons with national organizations
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What is the International Society of Biomechanics in Sport?
Provides a forum for the exchange of ideas for sport biomechanics researchers, coaches, and teachers
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What is the International Society of Motor Control?
Dedicated to the development of its members who are interested in basic and applied research in the area of control of movements in biological systems
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What is the National Athletic Trainers' Association?
Develops and presents the most advanced information regarding injury prevention and rehabilitation
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What is the National Strength and Conditional Association?
Develops and makes available the most advanced information regarding strength training and conditioning practices, performance enhancement, and injury prevention
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What is the North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity?
Works to disseminate information about the psychology of physical activity, exercise, and sport
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What is the Sports, Cardiovascular, and Wellness Nutrition Dietetics Practice Group?
Works to promote healthy active lifestyles through practice in sports, cardiovascular, and wellness nutrition and the prevention and treatment of disordered eating