Chapter 3: The Central Training Room

scapels, blades, razors, and uncapped needles

what could be in a medical kit

a therapeutic treatment technique that involves manipulation of the muscles in the body

blankets, braces, CPR devices, crutches, diagnotic instruments, penlights, scissors, slings, splints

example of mechanical modality

crutches come in two basic designs: _________ and the new HOPE crutch

a therapeutic treatment technique that involves the use of electrical stimulation

which is not a supply included in a medical kit

fanny packs, hard-shell, and soft-sided models

most important supply for an athletic trainer to have at a practice or game site

the wet area consists of the refrigerator, ice machine, __________, and hydrocollator

what is the most used area of the training room

a therapeutic technique that involves the use of heat or cold

a multipurpose facility designed to accomodate a variety of athletic training needs

proper documentation of injuries and treatments is essential for every central training room

a mini circuit breaker that will stop the flow of electricity in the event of a short or contact with water

example of an electrical modality

example of a thermal modality

training rooms should not have ventilation or heating

most sports medicine budgets are tight and require the use of creative measures to make ends meet

enacted to protect patients' privacy and protect patients' medical records and other health information provided

a federal agency that develops regulations for employees whose jobs may put them at risk of bloodborne pathogens

bandages, tape, first-aid cream, dressings, antiseptics, gloves(latex), eye care products, gauze

all equipment and work surfaces shall be cleaned and decontaminated after contact with blood or infectious material

a portable storage container for medical supplies