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Terms in this set (27)
Sports Medicine the branch of health care that deals with evaluating athletes and preventing
and treating injuries - athletes can range from wheelchair basketball players
to extreme skier
Therapeutic Modality the use of heat, cold, or electrical stimulation to produce an increase or
decrease in blood flow
Physical Therapist Assistant an individual who has earned a 2 year associate's degree and is involved in
clinical tasks, such as patient care and recording treatments, under the direct
supervision of a physical therapist
Physical Therapy Aide an individual who is not licensed but is able to perform clerical tasks under
the direct supervision of a physical therapist or physical therapy assistant
Athletic Training the division of sports medicine that deals with the care and prevention of
athletic injuries and the management of the training methods used by
professional or amateur athletes and the active population
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Terms in this set (27)
Sports Medicine the branch of health care that deals with evaluating athletes and preventing
and treating injuries - athletes can range from wheelchair basketball players
to extreme skier
Therapeutic Modality the use of heat, cold, or electrical stimulation to produce an increase or
decrease in blood flow
Physical Therapist Assistant an individual who has earned a 2 year associate's degree and is involved in
clinical tasks, such as patient care and recording treatments, under the direct
supervision of a physical therapist
Physical Therapy Aide an individual who is not licensed but is able to perform clerical tasks under
the direct supervision of a physical therapist or physical therapy assistant
Athletic Training the division of sports medicine that deals with the care and prevention of
athletic injuries and the management of the training methods used by
professional or amateur athletes and the active population
athletic training.pdf athletic training.pdf athletic training.pdf
