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*Sports Injuries ... Physiatrist Physical therapist Occupational therapist Exercise physiologist Sports medicine specialist Athletic trainer ... . Rehab for sports injuries A rehab (rehabilitation) program for sports injuries is designed to meet your ... syndrome;runners knee;fracture;shin splints;sport injury rehabilitation;P01182;compound fracture;tennis elbow;fx;open fracture ... sports injury;sports injury prevention;safety sports;soft tissue injury;contusion;bruise;sprain

Sports Psychology and Fitness ... serious athletes who train for 4 years to 8 years at a time, the motivation might be an Olympic gold ... performance. Using Sports Psychology to Improve Your Fitness Fitness has a mental side to it, in ... ;increase fitness techniques;exercise motivation;exercise program;sports psychology;improve fitness;1,1798

Warmups and Stretches: Preventing Sports Injuries ... It may not always be possible to avoid injury when playing sports, especially physical ... contact sports. But there are things kids can do to protect themselves. Preparing before and after a ... sports;sports injuries;athletic injuries;injury prevention;21

Peak Athletic Performance No matter what sport or athletic activity you do, conditioning will make ... you better at it. Every sport is a power event, whether you're hitting a ball or riding a bike up

Stress Facture Injuries in Child Athletes ... known as a stress fracture. Stress Fractures in Young Athletes Competitive sports can give ... to be most frequent in young athletes who participate in sports that involve running and jumping ... stress fracture;sports injuries;31

Heart Disease: The Benefits of Strength Training ... If you think that you can't begin a strength-training program because you have heart disease ... , think again. Strength Training and Heart Disease If you think that you can't start a ... heart disease;strength training;aerobic capacity;strength training benefits;DM17

protocols should always be followed. Athletes, coaches, and parents should be trained in athlete ... training, and warm-up exercises. Cheerleading Safety Is your child doing cartwheels at the thought

Preventing MRSA Infection in Athletes ... —always before and after playing sports, working out, or using athletic equipment. Use liquid soap ... spread of MRSA in athletes. Along with swift care and treatment, athletes should take care to keep all ... skin infection;MRSA;methicillin;antibiotics;sports activities;27

Sports Injuries: Prevention ... exercises or sports. Causes of sport injuries may include: Incorrect or poor training practices ... right methods to play your sport or do strength training Rest when tired. Don't exercise when you ... P00935;sports injury;sports injury prevention;safety sports

*Vestibular Rehab Therapy ... Problems: Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy An inner ear problem can affect your balance system ... . Vestibular rehabilitation therapy is a specialized form of therapy that helps with symptoms such as ... Managing Balance Problems Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy;ot1070;85845;vestibular rehabilitation

injury. Find out more about concussions by taking this quiz. 1. All symptoms of a ... school athlete return to play after a concussion? You didn't answer this question. You ... concussion; head injury; traumatic brain injury; sports injury; nausea; vomiting; dizziness; emergency medicine; helmet;

Teen Girl Athletes and Injury Risk ... Teen girls who are athletes face unique obstacles when it comes to their bodies and how well ... they perform. Female Teen Athletes: At Risk for Injury? Teen girls who are athletes face ... female teen athletes;female ligament injuries;female breast problems;female anabolic steroids;female athlete estrogen;2810;injury

trained in evaluating sports injuries and first aid. ... direction. This pulls and injures the nerves in the neck and shoulder. Athletes are most likely to ... 89365;when your child has a stinger;stinger;Athletic Injuries;Athletic Injury;Sports Injuries ... ;Sports Injury;Neck Injuries;Neck Injury;Shoulder Pain;Shoulder Pains;shooting pain;shooting pain through neck and arm

those needs. RDNs are trained to help you with a variety of food, nutrition, and health needs. These ... overcome an eating disorder Finding foods to help your athletic performance Teaching you how to ... rehabilitation;rehab;registered dietitian;licensed dietitian;dietitian

:  Ask about the provider's training and experience. Do they have a specialty or area of interest? Are ... they prescribe medicines over the phone? Will your child see the same provider for all visits

. American Academy of Pediatrics 22. American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 23 ... College of Rheumatology 54. American College of Sports Medicine 55. American College of Surgeons

knowledge, skills, and training are needed. Each specialty is unique, but their goal is the same: to ... training in root canal therapy. They focus on the causes, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of dental ... oral health specialist;doctor of dental surgery;doctor of dental medicine;pediatric dentist

, your child may have trouble talking, walking normally, or swallowing. Rehabilitation therapy can ... , walking, or swallowing. Rehabilitation (rehab) therapy can help with these problems. Rehab can also help ... brain tumor;cancer treatment;rehabilitation;occupational therapy;physical therapy;psychology;cognitive training;speech-language pathology;17830-1

medicine, generally for adults. Geriatrician. Specially trained in elder care and in managing many ... facilities. Such services include IV (intravenous fluids), blood pressure monitoring, medicine injections

athletes encounter obstacles that affect performance, they usually seek help from sports psychologists ... infection and speed healing. Read more Sports Psychology to Improve Fitness When pro