Athletic Training

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Who is considered the founding father of modern-day athletic training?

William E. “Pinky” Newell

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Where and when was the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) founded?

1950 at the Muehlebach Hotel in Kansas City

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When was the NATA headquarters set up in Greenville, NC?

1977

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When did the NATA headquarters move to Carrollton, TX?

1989

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How many members attended the 69th NATA Clinical Symposium and AT Expo in 2018?

More than 11,000

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When was the World Federation of Athletic Training and Therapy (WFATT) idea introduced?

1998

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When was WFATT officially founded?

2000

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When did WFATT hold its World Congress?

2009

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When did WFATT adopt new by-laws?

2017

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Define Athletic Training

The prevention, examination, diagnosis, treatment, and rehab of emergent, acute, or chronic injuries and medical conditions

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What is the purpose of taping in athletic training?

Prevents future injury and supports prior injuries

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What is the purpose of bracing?

Almost always to prevent reinjury

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What does stretching help with?

Increases range of motion and reduces risk of tearing, overextension, and cramping

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What is a chronic injury?

A recurring injury or illness

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What is an acute injury?

An injury that must be assessed quickly and may lead to chronic issues

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What does massage help treat?

Muscle or soft tissue injuries

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What is thermotherapy used for?

Pain and inflammation

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What does dry needling treat?

Myofascial trigger points, pain, and movement limitations

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What does cupping do?

Increases blood flow to the area

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How does exercise function as treatment?

Retrains injured muscles and bones to regain function, ROM, and strength

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List the five domains of athletic training practice

Education, Prevention, Clinical Evaluation & Emergency Care, Treatment & Rehab, Organization & Professional Health/Well-Being

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What is required for Board of Certification (BOC) eligibility?

Graduation from an accredited program and passing the exam

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Where do most athletic trainers work?

College/university settings

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Are athletic trainers considered medical professionals?

Yes they are medical professionals, first responders, and critical to athlete care

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What are athletic trainers not?

Not water/towel carriers, not washed-up athletes, and not limited to only working with athlete