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Introduction to Sports Injuries
3-4hrs
beginner levelAn excellent athletic health care team must rely on teamwork and planning for sports injuries. This course addresses the core concepts and classifications of the most prevalent sports injuries. In addition, we investigate the possible damage to internal organs and the appropriate therapy for these injuries. You'll learn about first aid and sports medicine. Finally, we explore modern-day sports medicine practices and doping.
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Introduction to Sports Injuries
This free online course provides fundamental theories and proper practices surrounding sports injuries.
An excellent athletic health care team must rely on teamwork and planning for sports injuries. This course addresses the core concepts and classifications of the most prevalent sports injuries. In addition, we investigate the possible damage to internal organs and the appropriate therapy for these injuries. You'll learn about first aid and sports medicine. Finally, we explore modern-day sports medicine practices and doping.
Course description
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Module 18 Lessons
Sports Injury Theories and Practices
This module will help you analyze sports-related injuries. You will also assess the significance of shoulder injuries, as well as the numerous treatment options for these problems. We will assist you in organizing data related to bicep tendonitis. We will help you answer: What therapies are available for baker's cyst? What is a first aid responder?
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Introduction to Sports Injuries
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3.Top Ten Common Sports Injuries
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4.Other Injuries and Treatment
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5.Internal Organ Injuries and Treatment
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6.Introduction to Sports First Aid
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7.Sports Medicine
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8.Lesson Summary
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Module 27 Lessons
Sports Injuries Treatment and Prevention
Module 31 Lessons
Course assessment
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