Trainer Work Flashcards
(12 cards)
What is athletic training?
A profession dedicated to maintaining and improving the
health and well-being of the physically active population
and preventing injuries and illnesses
What does NATA stand for?
National Athletic Trainers Association
What does NATA do?
Provides valuable resources for athletic trainers
List at least 3 roles of the athletic trainers:
*Prevention
* Clinical Evaluation and
Diagnosis
* Immediate Care
* Treatment, Rehabilitation and
Reconditioning
* Organization and
Administration
* Professional Responsibility
Who are the athletes’ central sports medicine team?
Athletes, parents, team physician, athletic trainer, and coaches.
Who are the athletes’ peripheral team? (list 3
Sports psychologist, nutritionist, and radiologist
Describe Urologist:
Treats problems of the urinary tract.
Describe Cardiologist:
Treats heart disease and heart abnormalties.
Describe Pediatrician:
Specializes in the medical treatment of children
Describe Neurologist:
Physician who specializes in conditions of the nervous system and may examine an athlete who has suffered a head injury.
Describe chiropractor:
Focuses on spinal misalignments. May treat musculoskeletal disorders and restore normal function by manipulating bones specifically spinal column.
Describe Registered Dietician:
Nutrtion specialist who can help an athlete - sometimes the whole team. Constructs a proper diet based on the level activity of dietary needs. Also tailors meals for athletes who have specific problems - such as diabetes.