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A hockey player reports to the athletic trainer complaining of right hip pain. The athlete indicates that the pain began approximately three weeks ago and is progressively increasing. The athlete has no prior history of hip injuries. The athletic trainer completes an initial evaluation of this athlete. Initial observations: • No atrophy or ecchymosis present • Right iliac crest and ASIS appear inferior • Pronated feet / pes planus • Genu varum • Apparent weight shift to the lef...

Principles of Development- Development is lifelong and change is apparent across the lifespan. Early experiences affects later development Development is multidirectional. We show gains in some areas of development, while showing loss in other areas. Development is multidimensional. We change across three general domains, physical, cognitive, and social and emotional. Define the three domains of development Physical - includes changes in weight and height, changes in gross and fine m...

IMSAFE - Illness, Medication, Stress, Alcohol, Fatigue, Emotions/eating With an increase in G loads: (weight, heart, oxygen) - Apparent weight increases, heart pumps harder, oxygen levels in the brain decrease With an increase in negative G's: (weight, heart) - Apparent weight decreases, heart pumps slower TUC/EPT - Time of Useful Consciousness/Effective Performance TIme A protein which transports oxygen around the body through the blood is called: - Hemoglobin