Cynthia Trowbridge - Pfeiffers and Manguss Concepts of Athletic Training

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Names: Trowbridge, Cynthia A., author. | Ferris, Cheryl M., author. | Pfeiffer, Ronald P. Concepts of athletic training.

Title: Pfeiffers concepts of athletic training / Cynthia Trowbridge, Cheryl M. Ferris.

Other titles: Concepts of athletic training

Description: Eighth edition. | Burlington, MA: Jones & Bartlett Learning, [2021] | Preceded by: Concepts of athletic training / Ronald Pfeiffer. Seventh edition. [2015] | Includes bibliographical references and index. | Summary: Pfeiffers Concepts of Athletic Training focuses on the care and management of sport- and activity-related injuries while presenting key concepts in a comprehensive, logically sequential manner that will assist future professionals in making the correct decisions when confronted with an activity-related injury or illness in their scope of practice. The eighth edition of Pfeiffers Concepts of Athletic Training features new, full-color presentation as well as deeper and updated coverage on topics Provided by publisher.

Identifiers: LCCN 2021053238 | ISBN 9781284127300 (paperback)

Subjects: MESH: Athletic Injuriestherapy | Sports Medicinemethods | BISAC: SPORTS & RECREATION / Coaching / General

Classification: LCC RD97 | NLM QT 261 | DDC 617.1/027dc23/eng/20211124

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Over 60 million youth (ages 617 years) participate in some form of organized sports in the United States and over 28 million participate in a team sport (McKay, Cumming, & Blake, 2019). There are many benefits to sports participation, including improved physical health, better behavior, higher self-esteem, stronger peer and familial relationships, and improved attendance and academic performance. However, injury is a natural concern because sport injuries are the second leading cause of emergency department visits for children and adolescents. Therefore, governing bodies of school and youth recreational sports need to focus on the prevention, care, and management of injuries related to physical activity, and this requires a team approach with a variety of professionals. This team includes medical providers as well as coaches, administrators, personal trainers, and parents. Medical providers may not always be present at all practices and competitions, so coaches and others need to be trained and informed regarding initial injury care because they may be the first responders to a sport injury. There are many qualified medical providers who can serve within the medical portion of the team; however, Board of Certification (BOC)certified athletic trainers (ATs) play a vital role because they are most often present for the continuum of a sport injury, including prevention, recognition, immediate care, management, treatment, and rehabilitation. Collaboration from team members is the key for success, and it begins with education and understanding.