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Full-Text Articles in Physiology
Attitudes Toward Implicit Bias Among Ncaa Medical Support Staff, B J. Warner, A P. Jacobsen, M Decker, S A. Cage
Attitudes Toward Implicit Bias Among Ncaa Medical Support Staff, B J. Warner, A P. Jacobsen, M Decker, S A. Cage
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Introduction: Implicit biases are unconscious attitudes, emotions, or stereotypes that have the potential to negatively affect behaviors, actions, and decisions. Recent research has shown that healthcare workers do not provide equitable care to patients from different demographics. When patients are receiving different levels of care, there is a potential for different patient-related outcomes. One of their first steps in many implicit bias interventions for healthcare professionals is identifying one’s implicit bias. The purpose of this study was to describe the attitudes toward implicit bias among non-athletic training healthcare professionals who provide care to collegiate student-athletes. Methods: An electronic survey was …
Knowledge Of And Attitudes Toward Native American And First Nations People Among Ncaa Division I Athletic Trainers, L E. Trail, L K. Warner, B J. Warner, M Decker, S A. Cage
Knowledge Of And Attitudes Toward Native American And First Nations People Among Ncaa Division I Athletic Trainers, L E. Trail, L K. Warner, B J. Warner, M Decker, S A. Cage
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Introduction: Current literature shows that Native Americans people experience more health care disparities relative to other ethnic and racial groups. Previous research has also shown that these healthcare disparities are present in pediatric and young adult Native American populations. As healthcare professionals who will potentially treat these populations, it is important to understand the knowledge of and attitudes toward Native Americans people among athletic trainers. The purpose of this pilot study was to describe the knowledge of, and attitudes and opinions of National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Division I athletic trainers toward Native Americans. Methods: An electronic survey (Table 1) …
Acute Management Of An Abdominal Cavity Perforation In A Collegiate Baseball Pitcher: A Case Report., D M. Gallegos, A P. Jacobsen, R M. Galbraith, R L. Peebles, B J. Warner, S A. Cage
Acute Management Of An Abdominal Cavity Perforation In A Collegiate Baseball Pitcher: A Case Report., D M. Gallegos, A P. Jacobsen, R M. Galbraith, R L. Peebles, B J. Warner, S A. Cage
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Background: A 21-year-old male collegiate baseball player was performing warm up exercises when he tripped backwards onto one of the team’s pitching machines that had been laid on its side. Upon falling backward, the patient sustained a puncture wound through the left buttock from one of the machine’s handles. Unaware of the injury, the patient’s teammates lifted him off of the machine and retrieved the athletic trainer. Evaluation revealed a deep wound with visible adipose tissue and musculature. At this time, the patient was immediately transported to the emergency department of the local hospital, and team physicians were informed to …
The Effects Of Dry Cupping Therapy On Touch Pressure Threshold In Collegiate Baseball Players., S A. Cage, R L. Peebles, J D. Volpi, L E. Trail, B J. Warner
The Effects Of Dry Cupping Therapy On Touch Pressure Threshold In Collegiate Baseball Players., S A. Cage, R L. Peebles, J D. Volpi, L E. Trail, B J. Warner
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Introduction: Cupping therapy is a therapeutic modality that uses negative pressures to achieve therapeutic benefits. Various published studies report that cupping therapy decreases pain, increases range of motion, and improves blood flow. Previous studies also report an effect on tissue tenderness. However, there do not appear to be any studies assessing the effects of cupping therapy on touch pressure threshold, which measures skin sensitivity. Changes in touch pressure threshold may provide more information on the neurological effect cupping therapy has on treated tissues. The purpose of this study was to compare the effects of cupping therapy on touch pressure threshold …
Hook Of The Hamate Fracture In A Collegiate Baseball Player Preceded By A Hamate Stress Fracture, H N. Parker, R M. Galbraith, A P. Jacobsen, C Hodges, B J. Warner, S A. Cage
Hook Of The Hamate Fracture In A Collegiate Baseball Player Preceded By A Hamate Stress Fracture, H N. Parker, R M. Galbraith, A P. Jacobsen, C Hodges, B J. Warner, S A. Cage
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Background: A 21-year-old male collegiate baseball player reported to the athletic training staff complaining of pain along the hypothenar eminence of the left hand. The patient’s pain was intensified when swinging a bat but remained constant even at rest. The patient reported symptoms beginning approximately three weeks prior to being evaluated by the athletic training staff, but delaying reporting symptoms in order to continue playing. Physical exam revealed tenderness over the hook of the hamate and hypothenar eminence, decreased active wrist extension, decreased grip strength, and pain with resisted pronation and supination. At this time, the patient was removed from …
The Diagnosis, Rehabilitation, And Treatment Of Posterior Impingement In A High School Baseball Pitcher, K Tisdale
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Introduction: Posterior impingement, also known as internal impingement, is a type of secondary impingement that is caused by overuse and repetitive movements of the shoulder overhead during motions such as throwing, spiking, etc. A combination of shoulder abduction and external rotation produces impingement of the infraspinatus and/or of the supraspinatus against the posterior-superior glenoid. Posterior impingement is common in overhead athletes, and this mechanism is usually seen during the cocking phase of throwing. Someone suffering from posterior impingement may complain of posterior shoulder pain, posterior stiffness and decline in performance. Patient Information: In this case study, a 15- year-old male …
Low Ferritin Count In Female Collegiate Soccer Player Presents As Concussion, E N. Nelson, T D. Pitcock, M K. Knoblauch, L J. Harrison
Low Ferritin Count In Female Collegiate Soccer Player Presents As Concussion, E N. Nelson, T D. Pitcock, M K. Knoblauch, L J. Harrison
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Background: Women’s soccer leads the National Collegiate Athletic Association for having the highest number of concussions in female sports. Common symptoms of concussion can include light headedness, headaches, and dizziness, but these symptoms are not exclusive to concussions. Female athletes may experience nutritional deficits that can lead to a wide range of symptoms mimicking those commonly experienced with a concussion such as headaches, dizziness, and fatigue. The patient in this case is a 21- year-old female soccer athlete who presented with sensitivity to light, light headedness, nausea, and fatigue after experiencing repeated ‘headers’ as well as a collision during a …
A Case Report Of The Evaluation And Management Of Low Back Pain In A High School Basketball Player, K Leveston, K Neelon, E Ephran
A Case Report Of The Evaluation And Management Of Low Back Pain In A High School Basketball Player, K Leveston, K Neelon, E Ephran
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Background: Low back pain can be a tough injury to endure, especially in the growing high school athlete.3 LBP in a high school athlete can be caused by various factors, such as structural deformities, mobility deficits, and so much more. The majority of LBP in adolescents is nonspecific LBP, which is defined as LBP that does not cause systemic or structural changes.5 Nonspecific LBP is often a result of other etiologies such as hypermobile or hypomobile segments of the spine, hip mobility deficits, gait, sleeping positions, or improper weightlifting form. Differential Diagnoses: Other possible diagnoses of LBP in adolescents could …
Figure-8-Reconstruction Of Posterior Sternoclavicular Joint Dislocation 18 Days Post Initial Injury, M Suri, S Bunemann
Figure-8-Reconstruction Of Posterior Sternoclavicular Joint Dislocation 18 Days Post Initial Injury, M Suri, S Bunemann
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Introduction: Traumatic sternoclavicular joint injuries account for less than 3% of all traumatic joint injuries1. Although rare, posterior dislocation of the sternoclavicular joint has the potential to be life-threatening due to the proximity of vital structures posterior to the manubrium. This injury typically requires a high-energy force applied through the joint2. SC dislocations become increasingly difficult to reduce after 24 hours, so timely diagnosis and treatment are important. Glass et al. found mediastinal compression occurred 30% of the time with posterior dislocations. If left untreated, prolonged pressure on the superior mediastinum can cause erosion of the great vessels, tracheoesophageal fistula, …
Second Victim Syndrome And Organizational Support For Healthcare Providers: A Scoping Review, K R. Petryszyn, J P. Young, E R. Neil, J E. Benedict, L E. Eberman
Second Victim Syndrome And Organizational Support For Healthcare Providers: A Scoping Review, K R. Petryszyn, J P. Young, E R. Neil, J E. Benedict, L E. Eberman
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Introduction: Healthcare providers may experience critical incident, medical error, or other adverse patient events in their clinical practice. Those that do encounter such events, may experience second victim syndrome (SVS), a condition in which providers feel psychological, cognitive, or physical reactions rendering care in these instances. Those with SVS may experience symptoms such as anxiety, depression, or burnout. Organizational support may mediate the impacts of SVS after an adverse patient event. We conducted a scoping review to explore and synthesize the literature on the support strategies implemented by healthcare organizations in the United States, for healthcare providers, after adverse patient …
A Picture Worth A Thousand Words: Factors Influencing Disability Accommodations, Alicia E. Martin
A Picture Worth A Thousand Words: Factors Influencing Disability Accommodations, Alicia E. Martin
Cal Poly Humboldt theses and projects
Because not all disabilities look the same it is difficult to label a person with disabilities just by looking at them. Given that our knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions impact how we interpret our world and our willingness to act, people, including professors, may be biased toward providing accommodations for those with easily recognizable disabilities and biased against those with non-recognizable disabilities, and this may impact the disabled person’s ability to learn. This thesis aims to address whether professors’ disability-related attitudes, perceptions of accommodation reasonableness, and willingness to provide accommodations differ when the disability is recognizable (student is pictured in a …
Review Of Diagnostic Accuracy Of The Ottawa Knee Rules In Adult Acute Knee Injuries, Sean L. Glover, Amy M. Loveless, Sara A. Posson, Zachary K. Winkelmann
Review Of Diagnostic Accuracy Of The Ottawa Knee Rules In Adult Acute Knee Injuries, Sean L. Glover, Amy M. Loveless, Sara A. Posson, Zachary K. Winkelmann
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Acute knee injuries are commonly found in athletic populations. The wide range of knee injuries can present a challenge deciding which injuries require imaging. Currently, radiography is considered the gold standard of imaging for knee fractures. However, imaging is often costly not only for the patient, but also for the healthcare system. Since imaging is expensive, it is critical that clinicians decipher which patients require such testing. The Ottawa Knee Rules (OKR) is a predictor tool created by Stiell et al in 1995 to help clinicians accurately distinguish potential knee fractures from non-fractures for imaging purposes. The OKR guidelines state …
The Impact Of Bracing On Kinesiophobia And Recovery In Acl Reconstruction Patients: A Case Study, N Valdecanas, K Neelon, K Braunreiter
The Impact Of Bracing On Kinesiophobia And Recovery In Acl Reconstruction Patients: A Case Study, N Valdecanas, K Neelon, K Braunreiter
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Introduction: With 100,000 to 200,000 cases reported in the U.S. yearly, the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is a commonly torn structure in the knee among contact and non-contact sports. As medical research on ACL injuries grows, ACL reconstruction (ACLR) continues to be the preferred surgical intervention. Due to extensive rehabilitation timeline requirements, ACLR patients may face physical and psychosocial circumstances affecting their overall recovery. At any point in rehabilitation the patient may experience kinesiophobia, or an irrational fear relating to further injury from participation in physical movement, especially with return to running, jumping, and sports-specific programs. Functional bracing has been …
Clinical Athletic Trainers Decrease Orthopedic Physician Clinical Burden, A Barloon, K Meadows, A Pennuto, K Petrachaianan, N Glass, M Hogue
Clinical Athletic Trainers Decrease Orthopedic Physician Clinical Burden, A Barloon, K Meadows, A Pennuto, K Petrachaianan, N Glass, M Hogue
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
Introduction/Context: More than half of physicians in the United States are reporting symptoms of burnout. These symptoms lead to increased risk to patient safety and overall physician health. The use of Certified Athletic Trainers (ATCs) is increasing in popularity, especially in Orthopedic clinics. ATCs in the clinical setting have been shown to allow physicians to focus on patient care and less on clerical and documentation tasks. The goal of this study is to assess if ATCs in the physician practice setting influence physician work-life integration, burnout, and work engagement. Methods/Intervention: Approval obtained by IRB at University of Iowa. An observational, …
Longitudinal Sport Science Implementation In American Collegiate Men’S Basketball, Jason Stone
Longitudinal Sport Science Implementation In American Collegiate Men’S Basketball, Jason Stone
Graduate Theses, Dissertations, and Problem Reports (ETD)
The expanding opportunities to implement sport science frameworks in elite-level basketball environments coincide with the sport’s increasing global prominence. Concomitant to these opportunities is the continual growth of the sport technology market (e.g., wearables, force plates) and computational power (e.g., data management tools, coding capabilities), which yields solutions and challenges for both athletes and practitioners. Due to the rapid influx of new sport technologies in high performance environments, particularly American Collegiate Men’s Basketball, more formal and ecologically valid research on how to effectively utilize data derived from them, particularly over long periods of time (i.e., multiple seasons) is needed. To …
The Effect Of A 5-Week Concurrent Training Program On Acft Scores, Ruck March Times, And Aerobic Capacity In Army Rotc Cadets, Cody Durbin
Dissertations and Theses @ UNI
Most Army ROTC programs conduct physical training (PT) only 3 days per week and no study has directly compared the effects of conducting PT 5 days per week on ACFT scores, ruck march performance, and aerobic capacity. Past research has indicated greater performance adaptations with a concurrent training program and some research has shown that current ROTC PT programs may not be optimal in physically preparing ROTC cadets. Purpose: To examine the effectiveness of a 5-day per week periodized tactical strength and conditioning program on ACFT scores, and aerobic capacity in Army ROTC cadets. Methods: Eight ROTC cadets from UNI …
Acute Effects Of Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation On Blood Glucose And Energy Metabolism In Overweight/Obese Population, Ali Mossayebi
Acute Effects Of Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation On Blood Glucose And Energy Metabolism In Overweight/Obese Population, Ali Mossayebi
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
Background: In the perspective of preventing cardiovascular disease and promoting health, weight control and physical activity are the main concerns. Electrical stimulation (ES) is an alternate strategy to induce muscle contraction, using electrical impulses. However, effectiveness of ES induced muscle contraction to improve energy expenditure and glucose metabolism is not well examined.Purpose: To determine the acute effect of ES on whole body energy expenditure and body glucose metabolism in sedentary overweight or obese population Methods: Sedentary overweight/obese participants (n=8; age: 37.25 ± 6.09 years; BMI= 37.57 ± 2.43 kg/m2) were included in this study. All participants received bilateral quadriceps ES …
Metabolic Foundations Of Exercise-Induced Cardiac Growth., Kyle Fulghum
Metabolic Foundations Of Exercise-Induced Cardiac Growth., Kyle Fulghum
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Regular aerobic exercise promotes physiological cardiac growth, which is an adaptive response thought to enable the heart to meet higher physical demands. Cardiac growth involves coordination of catabolic and anabolic activities to support ATP generation, macromolecule biosynthesis, and myocyte hypertrophy. Although previous studies suggest that exercise-induced reductions in cardiac glycolysis are critical for physiological myocyte hypertrophy, it remains unclear how exercise influences the many interlinked pathways of metabolism that support adaptive remodeling of the heart. In this thesis project, we tested the general hypothesis that aerobic exercise promotes physiological cardiac growth by coordinating myocardial metabolism to promote glucose-supported anabolic pathway …
Graphic Novel, Maya Sanchez
The Immune System: Arthritis, Melanie Cuenca '23, Rylie Bozarth '23
The Immune System: Arthritis, Melanie Cuenca '23, Rylie Bozarth '23
Human Diseases Graphic Novels
No abstract provided.
The Skeletal System – Osteoporosis, Melanie Cuenca '23, Rylie Bozarth '23
The Skeletal System – Osteoporosis, Melanie Cuenca '23, Rylie Bozarth '23
Human Diseases Graphic Novels
No abstract provided.
Asthma / Pneunomia / Cystic Acne / Eczema, Gabi Pride '24, Clarissa Gonzalez '24
Asthma / Pneunomia / Cystic Acne / Eczema, Gabi Pride '24, Clarissa Gonzalez '24
Human Diseases Graphic Novels
No abstract provided.
Asthma, Sophia Syed '23, Grace Daum '23, Shanan Riley '23, Liz Carlson '23
Asthma, Sophia Syed '23, Grace Daum '23, Shanan Riley '23, Liz Carlson '23
Human Diseases Graphic Novels
No abstract provided.
Bell's Palsy, Munachiso Onwuameze '24, Destiny Grant '23, Kosi Okeke '24
Bell's Palsy, Munachiso Onwuameze '24, Destiny Grant '23, Kosi Okeke '24
Human Diseases Graphic Novels
No abstract provided.
Chicken Pox, Ela Gadi '23, Braeden Cullen '23, Madhav Hota '24, Alan James Anterola, Kenith Taukolo '23
Chicken Pox, Ela Gadi '23, Braeden Cullen '23, Madhav Hota '24, Alan James Anterola, Kenith Taukolo '23
Human Diseases Graphic Novels
No abstract provided.
Diabetes, Alan James Anterola, Kenith Taukolo '23, Braeden Cullen '23, Madhav Hota '24, Ela Gadi '23
Diabetes, Alan James Anterola, Kenith Taukolo '23, Braeden Cullen '23, Madhav Hota '24, Ela Gadi '23
Human Diseases Graphic Novels
No abstract provided.
Reproductive System, Elle Brittin '23, Gwen Olney '24, Lily Powell '23
Reproductive System, Elle Brittin '23, Gwen Olney '24, Lily Powell '23
Human Diseases Graphic Novels
No abstract provided.
Pneumonia, Munachiso Onwuameze '24, Kosi Okeke '24, Destiny Grant '23
Pneumonia, Munachiso Onwuameze '24, Kosi Okeke '24, Destiny Grant '23
Human Diseases Graphic Novels
No abstract provided.
The Digestive System, Elle Brittin '23, Gwen Olney '24
The Digestive System, Elle Brittin '23, Gwen Olney '24
Human Diseases Graphic Novels
No abstract provided.
Peptic Ulcer, Shanan Riley '23, Grace Daum '23, Sophia Syed '23, Elizabeth Carlson '23
Peptic Ulcer, Shanan Riley '23, Grace Daum '23, Sophia Syed '23, Elizabeth Carlson '23
Human Diseases Graphic Novels
No abstract provided.