Emphasis is placed on the effect of disease symptoms, management and pharmacological agents on physical activity. This course examines the relationship between nutrition and exercise. Also includes a section on nutrient and food energy needs of the physically active. The study of basic mechanical and kinesiological principles and their functions, interrelationships and involvement with the mechanics of human motion. I-Basic Skills 1 CR Clinical athletic training experience under the supervision and guidance of a certified athletic trainer in an approved setting.
Course meets periodically for formal competency development.
Includes skill development in taping and wrapping techniques, medical documentation and surface anatomy. Weekly minimum of 8 hours of practical experience required. AT students only or consent of program director. Practicum II 2 CR Athletic training experience under the supervision and guidance of a certified athletic trainer in an approved setting. Course meets periodically for formal competency development.