Selective admission is required for all ATTR courses 200-level and above. Due to the nature of athletic training and the requirements placed on education programs by the national accreditation agency; the academic, laboratory, and clinical experience hours may exceed those expected for credit awarded that course.<\/p>\n
ATTR 101. Careers in Sports Medicine.<\/strong> 1-1-0. Open to all students. Course will provide insight into Sports Medicine careers in Allied Health such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, orthopedic surgery, physician assistant and strength and conditioning. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 102. Clinical Introduction to Athletic Training.<\/strong> 2-1-5. \u00a0Credit or registration in ATTR 101. Observations about the care and treatment of athletic injuries under the supervision of a BOC certified athletic trainer(s). Includes CPR, AED and First Aid certifications for those who qualify. \u00a0 (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 220. Acute Care in Sport and Exercise.<\/strong> 3-2-3. Prerequisite: \u00a0Grade of C or better in BIOL 116. Introduction to the care and treatment of acute injuries and illnesses. \u00a0(51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 222. Foundations of Athletic Training.<\/strong> 3-2-3 Prerequisite: BIOL 114, 115. Basic theory and skills in the understanding, prevention, and management of injury. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 230. Musculoskeletal Anatomy and Palpation.<\/strong> 3-2-3. Prerequisite: Credit or registration in BIOL 116. In depth study of the musculoskeletal system including proper palpation techniques and muscle origin, insertion, action and innervations. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 232. Advanced Applications in Athletic Training.<\/strong> 1-0-3. Prerequisite: ATTR 222. Advanced preventative taping and wrapping techniques for the upper and lower extremities along with the selection and fitting of supportive and protective equipment. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 250. Psychosocial Issues in Sport and Exercise.<\/strong> 2-2-0. Introduces the common psychosocial aspects, therapeutic communication techniques, and the interventions used with a physically active population. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 280. Therapeutic Modalities. <\/strong>3-2-3. Prerequisite: Grade of C or better in ATTR 220 and either PHYS 101 or 151. Methods and techniques in the application of therapeutic modalities and their use in the treatment of athletic injuries. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 291. Clinical Experiences I.<\/strong> 2-0-10. Prerequisites: ATTR 102 and credit or registration in ATTR 222. Clinical experiences under the direct supervision of a clinical instructor with emphasis on basic prevention of injury of the physically active. Fa only. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 292. Clinical Experiences II.<\/strong> 2-0-10. Prerequisites: ATTR 220, 222. Clinical experiences under the direct supervision of a clinical instructor with emphasis on protective equipment, advanced techniques in injury prevention, and emergency care. Sp only. (51.0913).<\/p>\n ATTR 300. Evaluation of Lower Body Injuries.<\/strong> 3-2-3. Prerequisites: ATTR 222, 230. ATTR majors only. \u00a0Theory and application of the evaluation techniques of lower body injuries and illnesses commonly sustained by the physically active. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 325. Evaluation of Upper Body Injuries.<\/strong> 3-2-3. Prerequisites: ATTR 222, \u00a0230. ATTR majors only. Theory and application of the evaluation techniques of upper body injuries and illnesses commonly sustained by the physically active. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 350. Evaluation of Axial Skeleton Injuries.<\/strong> 3-2-3. Prerequisites: ATTR 222, 230. ATTR majors only. \u00a0Theory and application of the evaluation techniques of axial skeleton injuries and illnesses commonly sustained by the physically active. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 380. Primary Care of the Athlete.<\/strong> 3-3-0. Prerequisite: ATTR, AHPR, AHSM or HPED major. Theories and applications of primary care for the physically active including: common medical conditions, therapeutic use of drugs, and the use of supplements for enhanced performance. Sp only. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 390. Preseason Internship. <\/strong>2-0-10. Prerequisities: ATTR 232, 280, 300. Clinical experiences under the direct supervision of a clinical instructor with emphasis on real life experiences with sports seasons. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 391. Clinical Concepts I.<\/strong> 3-0-15. Prerequisite: ATTR 232, 280, 300. Clinical experiences under the direct supervision of a clinical instructor with emphasis on protective equipment and the assessment and treatment of lower extremity injuries sustained by the physically active. Fa only. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 392. Clinical Concepts II.<\/strong> 3-0-15. Prerequisite: ATTR 325. Clinical experiences under the direct supervision of a clinical instructor with emphasis on assessment and treatment of upper extremity injuries sustained by the physically active. Sp only. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 422. Rehabilitation of Musculoskeletal Injuries I.<\/strong> 2-1-3. Prerequisite: ATTR 300. Concepts of therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation for the physically active who have sustained a musculoskeletal injury. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 423. Rehabilitation of Musculoskeletal Inju<\/strong>ries II.<\/strong> 3-2-3. Prerequisites: ATTR 325 and 422 \u00a0. Methods and techniques of therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation programs for the physically active who have sustained a musculoskeletal injury. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 480. Organization and Administration of Athletic Training.<\/strong> 3-3-0. Prerequisite: ATTR 423 or permission of department head. Organizational and administrative issues concerning the operation of an athletic training facility with practical hands-on approach. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 490. Sports Medicine Clinical Practicum.<\/strong> 6-0-30. Prerequisite: \u00a0permission of \u00a0program director. Clinical experience in an area of major responsibility providing total athletic training care for an assigned team area under the guidance of a BOC certified athletic trainer(s) and\/or team physician(s). (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 491. Practicum in Athletic Training I.<\/strong> 3-0-15. Prerequisites: ATTR 350, \u00a0423. Clinical experiences under the direct supervision of a clinical instructor with emphasis on assessment and treatment of axial skeletal injury and the rehabilitation and primary care of the physically active. Fa only. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 492. Practicum in Athletic Training II.<\/strong> 3-0-15. Prerequisite: ATTR 475, 480. Clinical experiences under the direct supervision of a clinical instructor with emphasis on the total athletic training care of the physically active. Sp only. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 498. Senior Seminar in Athletic Training I.<\/strong> 2-1-3. Prerequisite: Permission of program director. Initial course in capstone series for analyzing current competency and determining a remediation plan in preparation for the Board of Certification national examination. (51.0913)<\/p>\n ATTR 499. Senior Seminar in Athletic Training II. <\/strong>2-1-3. Prerequisite: permission of program director. Final course in capstone series for \u00a0analyzing current competency and determining a remediation plan in preparation for the Board of Certification national examination. (51.0913)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Selective admission is required for all ATTR courses 200-level and above. 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