29 courses with the subject ATTR, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ATTR 205Musculoskeletal Terminology and Clinical Documentation2
Foundations of scientific and medical vocabulary with specific discussion of anatomical, musculoskeletal and differential diagnostic terminology associated with the Allied Health Fields. Significant time will be devoted to the understanding of the proper application of scientific and medical vocabulary as it relates to the Allied medical practice of formal written and electronic documentation (SOAP Notes) for proper medical referral and reimbursement.
Students will be provided with an overview of the foundational components within the profession of Athletic Training. Topics include: Introduction to Athletic Training professional responsibilities and risk management; Overview of the basic pathologies pertaining to physically active individuals and sports related injuries, management skills, musculoskeletal conditions, and general medical conditions.
Advanced level of emergency care and risk management/or individuals who have a job-related "duty to respond." This course includes such topics as: Basic anatomy review; CPR/ AED review, patient assessment; shock; bleeding; burns; oxygen and airway care; spine board use; environmental injuries; and other medical emergencies. Lab experiences included.
ATTR 505Healthcare Translational Research and Statistics3-4
Students will learn about Evidence-Based Practice in theory and application, with a focus on clinical translational research. Students will learn of the importance of "bedside" and "bench" research and how the two types of research complement each other. Students will learn the details of how to develop and implement patient-oriented outcomes and surveys into practice for continual improvement through the action research model. Additionally, they will learn how to analyze and reflect on outcomes data from a clinical perspective. Lastly, students will be exposed to basic statistical analysis of data necessary for bench research.
This course will be to provide students with clinical integration experiences to prepare them to professionally interact with a wide variety of patients across cultures. This course will also help students learn how to utilize their Christian faith to guide their professional clinical interactions in the Athletic Training Profession. Classroom and Clinical Education rotation with emphasis in clinical competencies associated with the application of extremity taping/wrapping and emergency care of athletic injuries through Standard Patient scenarios and clinical experiences.
This course will use lecture and laboratory experiences to educate students on how to evaluate orthopedic related injuries and provide evidence-based patient care to treat those injuries. This will include the application, instruction, progression and probable outcomes of the use of therapeutic exercises and modalities used in athletic training to return patients with a foot or lower leg injury to their preinjury status.
This course will use lecture and laboratory experiences to educate students on how to evaluate lower extremity orthopedic related injuries and provide evidence-based patient care to treat those injuries. This will include the application, instruction, progression and probable outcomes of the use of therapeutic exercises and modalities used to return patients with a knee, patellofemoral hip, and low back injury to their preinjury status. Registration
