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| A. History and physical examination |
| 1. Focused history and examination of the musculoskeletal, neurologic, and cardiovascular systems |
| 2. Psychological assessment and counseling |
| B. Promotion of preventive techniques, including physical training and safety and assessment of the exercise environment |
| C. Medical management of an athletic event |
| 1. Roles and responsibilities of the team physician |
| 2. Administrative preplanning and communication |
| D. Comprehensive management of the athlete |
| 1. Assessment and care of the acutely injured athlete |
| | a. Closed head injuries |
| | b. Sprains and strains |
| | c. Fractures/dislocations |
| | d. Spine injuries |
| 2. The acutely ill athlete |
| 3. Sports-specific injuries |
| 4. Overuse/chronic injuries |
| 5. Indications for consultation and referral to orthopedic surgery and other appropriate specialties |
| E. Rehabilitation |
| 1. Understanding the role of sports physical therapy |
| 2. Understanding home rehabilitation techniques |
| F. Planning and implementation of the techniques in pre-participation evaluation |
| 1. Use of graded exercise testing (VO2 max, Lactate Threshold testing, etc.) |
| 2. Body fat determination |
| 3. Flexibility determination |
| 4. Cardiac risk assessment |
| 5. Organization of large group screening |
| G. Use of medical equipment and supplies |
| 1. Taping and strapping techniques |
| 2. Casting and immobilization techniques |
| 3. Bracing techniques |
| H. Team physician's equipment bag |
