CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer 1(1-1) |
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Practicum in Athletic Training III |
| AT 232 CPR/AED training for the Professional Rescuer. Also, covers other emergency care skills used by athletic trainers. Pre-requisite: Athletic training major (F,S,SS) |
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AT 389 Practicum in Athletic Training III 1(0-2) Continued instruction, practice and evaluation of clinical proficiencies, and clinical experience. Pre-requisite: AT 379 and current First Aid and CPR certification. (S) |
First Aid |
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Athletic Training Field Experience
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AT 232 First Aid 3(3-0) Knowledge and skills in the current first-aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation procedures. Red Cross certification (F,S,SS) *Athletic training students are required to take three credit hours.
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AT 419 Athletic Training Field Experience (1-5 VAR) Learning experiences to be conducted in an actual athletic training or related environment and supervised by an approved Athletic Training clinical instructor (ACI). Corequisites: one of the following courses: AT 279, 379, 389, 479, 489. (F/S/SS) |
Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries |
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Therapeutic Modalities
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AT 260 Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries 2(2-0) Procedures utilized in prevention, care and treatment of injuries sustained during activity and athletic participation. (F/S) |
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AT 430 Therapeutic Modalities 3(2-2) Study of theories and application of modalities used in the athletic training setting for the treatment of injuries. Prerequisites: AT 330,331. (F)
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Practicum in Athletic Training I |
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Therapeutic Exercise
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AT 430 Practicum in Athletic Training I 2(0-4)Instruction, practice and evaluation of assigned NATA psychomotor competencies and clinical proficiencies. Pre-requisites: AT 232, 260. (F/S)
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AT 431 Therapeutic Exercise 3(2-2) Study of current rehabilitation theories and application in the athletic training setting. Corequisite: EXHP 430. (F)
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Functional Exercise Training |
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Exercise Assessment & Leadership |
AT 323 Functional Exercise Training 2(2-2)Course applications include exercise program design, aspects of functional training, and components of various types of exercise regimens as related to injury prevention and recovery. (S)
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AT 436 Exercise Assessment & Leadership 3(3-0)Methods used to assess exercise clients, prescribe effective exercise programs, and develop/lead group exercise classes in order to achieve optimal health in apparently healthy people. Prerequisites: EXHP 344, EXHP 344L. (S) |
Lower Extremity Evaluation |
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Practicum in Athletic Training IV |
AT 330 Lower Extremity Evaluation 3(2-2). An in-depth study of assessment techniques and protocols applicable to injuries to the lower extremities. Prerequisites: AT 260, BIOL 223 & 223L approval by program director. (F)
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AT 479 Practicum in Athletic Training IV 1(0-2) Continued instruction, practice and evaluation of clinical proficiencies, and clinical experience. Pre-requisite: AT 379 and current First Aid and CPR certification. (F)
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Upper Extremity Evaluation |
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Practicum in Athletic Training V |
AT 331 Upper Extremity Evaluation 3(2-2) An in-depth study of assessment techniques and protocols applicable to injuries to the upper extremities. Prerequisite: AT 260, 330, BIOL 223 & 223L approval by program director. (S)
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AT 489 Practicum in Athletic Training V 1(0-2) Continued instruction, practice, and evaluation of clinical proficiencies and clinical experience. Pre-requisite: AT 479. (S)
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Head, Neck, and Spine Evaluation |
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BOC Test Preparation |
AT 332 Head, Neck, and Spine Evaluation 3(2-2) An in-depth study of assessment techniques and protocols applicable to injuries to the head, neck, and spine. Prerequisites: AT 331 and approval by program director. (S)
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AT 488 BOC Test Prep 1(0-2) Instruction, practice, evaluation, and application of the Clinical Proficiencies, and Education Competencies of NATA. Prerequisite: AT 479. Corequisite: AT 489. (S) |
Clinical Pathology and Assessment |
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Practicum in Athletic Training II |
AT 339 Clinical Pathology and Assessment 3(2-2) Study of differential signs an symptoms produced by systemic diseases affecting physical activity in individuals enabling, the athletic trainer in making sound clinical decisions. Prerequisite: AT 332. (S)
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AT 379 Practicum in Athletic Training II 1(0-2) Continued instruction, practice and evaluation of clinical proficiencies, and clinical experience. Pre-requisites: AT 279, and current First Aid and CPR certification. Acceptance into clinical portion of the Athletic Training Education Program. (F) |
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