Athletic and Sport Issues in Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation

<p><U>SECTION I: PREPARATION AND PREVENTION IN SPORTS MEDICINE</U></p> <p>1. Role of Sports Medicine Team </p> <p>2. Preparticipation Evaluation and Physical Fitness Profiling</p> <p>Part A: Preparticipation Evaluation </p> <p>Part B: Physical Fitness Profiling </p> <p>3. Psychosocial Aspects of Youth Sports </p> <p>4. Nutrition Counseling and Athletes </p> <p>5. Environmental Considerations for Sports </p> <p>6. Use of Ergogenic Aids in Sport </p> <p>7. Sports Drug Testing </p> <U> <p>SECTION II: APPLIED BIOMECHANICS OF SELECTED SPORT ACTIVITIES</p></U> <p>8. Applied Biomechanics of Cycling </p> <p>9. Applied Biomechanics of Golf </p> <p>10. Applied Biomechanics of Jumping </p> <p>11. Applied Biomechanics of Tennis </p> <p>12. Applied Biomechanics of Soccer </p> <p>13. Applied Biomechanics of Running </p> <p>14. Applied Biomechanics of Swimming </p> <p>15. Applied Biomechanics of Baseball Pitching </p> <p>16. Applied Biomechanics of Common Weight Training Exercises </p> <U> <p> </p> <p>SECTION III: MANAGEMENT OF SPORTS INJURY AND ILLNESS</p></U> <p>17. Delayed-Onset Muscle Soreness </p> <p>18. Medical Conditions in Sport </p> <p>19. Dermatologic Considerations in Athletics </p> <p>20. Protective Equipment in Sports</p> <p>21. Taping for Athletics and Rehabilitation </p> <p>22. Sports-Related Concussion </p> <p>23. Traumatic Sports Injuries to the Cervical Spine</p> <p>24. Maxillofacial Injuries</p> <p>25. Abdominal and Thoracic Injuries </p> <U> <p>SECTION IV: SPECIAL POPULATIONS AND EPIDEMIOLOGY </p></U> <p>26. The Female Athlete </p> <p>27. Musculoskeletal Dance Medicine and Science </p> <p>28. The Athlete with Disability </p> <p>29. Selected Rehabilitation Needs of the Masters Athlete </p> <p>30. Applied Sports Injury Epidemiology </p>