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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 …
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 …
Nutritional Considerations For Transgender Patients, Mitchell Anderson, Emma Nye
Nutritional Considerations For Transgender Patients, Mitchell Anderson, Emma Nye
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
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Exertional Heat Stroke In A Male High School Runner With Disordered Eating: A Disablement Model Case Study, Brittni G. Hoover, Rebecca M. Hirschhorn, Allison B. Smith, Amy F. Hand
Exertional Heat Stroke In A Male High School Runner With Disordered Eating: A Disablement Model Case Study, Brittni G. Hoover, Rebecca M. Hirschhorn, Allison B. Smith, Amy F. Hand
Clinical Practice in Athletic Training
A 16-year-old male high school cross country athlete collapsed at the end of an afternoon 5K cross country meet. The patient was unable to stand, and after outwardly displaying confusion and agitation, his coaches sought assistance from the athletic trainers (ATs). The patient consumed one cup of water and a granola bar on the day of the meet. The ambient air temperature was 90°F with 69% humidity. Differential diagnoses included exertional heat stroke (EHS), exertional heat exhaustion, exertional collapse associated with sickle cell trait, heat syncope, dehydration, malnutrition, and hypoglycemia. Approximately 20 minutes passed between activation of the emergency action …