Skill/Task Check List for Psychomotor Domains of NATA-BOC

Skill/Task Check List for NATA Psychomotor Domains

AH 201 - Practicum in Athletic Training III

Able to understand and perform the sit and reach test in order to determine muscle tightness.

Able to understand and perform the usage of an epi-pen for anaphylactic shock.

Able to understand and perform the usage of a commercial inhaler for asthmatic conditions.

Able to perform and instruct the correct spotting and lifting technique of the following:

a. powerclean

b. bench press

c. shoulder press

Understand and demonstrate the ability to perform goniometric measurements of the following movements of the body:

a. ankle dorsiflexion

b. ankle plantar flexion

c. knee flexion

d. knee extension

e. shoulder flexion

f. shoulder extension

g. shoulder abduction

h. shoulder internal rotation

i. shoulder external rotation

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate bony sites of the foot & ankle:


Medial Aspect	Lateral Aspect	Dorsal Aspect
1. medial calcaneous	10. Lateral calcaneus	19. 4th, 3rd, 2nd metatarsals
2. medial malleolus	11. Lateral malleolus	20. 4th, 3rd, 2nd metatarsophalangeal joints
3. sustentaculum tali	12. Sinus tarsi	21. 4th, 3rd, 2nd phalanges
4. talar head	13. Peroneal tubercle	22. 2nd and 3rd cuneiform bones
5. navicular tubercle	14. Cuboid Bone
6. first cuneiform	15. Styloid process of fifth metatarsal	Plantar Aspect
7. first metatarsal	16. Fifth metatarsal	23. Metatarsal heads
8. first metatarsophalangeal joint	17. Fifth metatarsophalangeal joint	24. Medial calcaneal tubercle
9. first phalanx	18. Fifth phalanx

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate soft-tissue sites in the foot & ankle:


Ligaments	Muscle/tendons	Arches
25. Anterior talofibular ligament	32. Tibialis anterior tendon	40. Medial longitudinal arch
26. Posterior talofibular ligament	33. Tibialis posterior tendon	41. Transverse arch
27. Calcaneofibular ligament	34. Peroneus longus tendon	42. Metatarsal arch
28. Anterior, Inferior Tibio-fibular Ligament	35. Peroneus brevis tendon	43. Lateral longitudinal arch
29. Plantar fascia	36. Extensor halacis longus tendon
30. Deltoid ligament	37. Extensor digitorum longus	Other soft tissue
31. Calcaneionavicular ligament (spring ligament)	38. Flexor halacis longus tendon	44. Achilles tendon
	39. Flexor digitorum longus tendon	45. Retrocalcaneal bursa

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate bony sites in the knee:


Medial Aspect	Lateral Aspect	Patella
46. medial tibial plateau	51. Lateral tibial plateau	56. Superior aspect
47. tibial tubercle	52. Lateral (Gerdy's) tubercle	57. Inferior aspect
48. medial femoral condyle	53. Lateral femoral condyle	58. Around periphery
49. adductor tubercle	54. Head of the fibula	59. Trochlea groove with knee flexed
50. Medial joint line	55. Lateral joint line

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate soft-tissue sites in the knee:


Anterior	Medial	Posterior	Lateral
60. vastus medialis	67. gracilis	72. popliteal tendon	76. biceps femoris tendon
61. vastus lateralis	68. semitendinosis	73. head of gastrocnemius	77. iliotibial band
62. vastus intermedius	69. semimembranosus	74. popliteal fossa	78. lateral collateral ligament
63. rectus femoris	70. medial collateral ligament	75. Popliteal artery	79. Common peroneal nerve
64. sartorius	71. Pes anserine bursa
65. Quadricepts tendon
66. Patella tendon

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate bony sites in the hip and thigh:


Anteriorly	Posteriorly
80. Anterior superior iliac spine	85. Posterior superior iliac spine
81. Iliac crest	86. Ischial tuberosity
82. Greater trochanter	87. Sacroiliac joint
83. Pubic tubercles	88. Sciatic nerve
84. Inguinal cannal

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate the muscles of the thigh and hip:


Flexor Group	Adductor Group	Extensor Group	Abductor Group
89. Iliopsoas	92. Gracilis	97. Gluteus maximus	101. Gluteus medius
90. Sartorius at the hip joint	93. Pectineus	98. semimembranosus origin
91. Rectus femoris at the hip joint	94. Adductor longus	99. semitendinosus origin
	95. Adductor brevis	100. biceps femoris origin
	96. Adductor magnus

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate bony and soft-tissue sites in the spine:

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate bony sites in the shoulder:


Anterior Palpation	Posterior Palpation
114. Sternoclavicular articulation	124. Scapular spine
115. Supraclavicular fossa	125. Vertebral border of scapula
116. Clavicular shaft	126. Inferior angle of scapula
117. Acromioclavicular articulation	127. Lateral border of scapula
118. All aspects of acromium process
119. Greater tuberosity of humerus
120. Bicipital groove
121. Coracoid process
122. sternum
123. Costalchondral junction of ribs

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate soft-tissue sites in the shoulder:


Anterior Palpation	Lateral Palpation	Posterior Palpation
128. Anterior deltoid muscle	133. Middle deltoid muscle	136. Rhomboid muscles
129. Long head of biceps tendon		137. Serratus anterior muscle
130. Short head of biceps tendon	Axillary Region Palpation	138. Posterior deltoid
131. Pectoral major muscle tendon	134. Latissimus dorsi tendon	139. supraspinatus
132. Coracoacromial ligament	135. Lymph nodes	140. infraspinatus
		141. teres minor
		142. teres major

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate bony sites in the elbow:


136. medial epicondyle of humerus	139. olecranon fossa
137. lateral epicondyle of humerus	140. radial capitellar articulation
138. olecranon process

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate soft-tissue sites in the elbow:


141. Distal Biceps tendon	147. Proximal aspect of wrist extensor muscles
142. Ulnar nerve	148. Brachioradialis muscle
143. Ulnar collateral ligament	149. Annular ligament
144. Proximal aspect of wrist flexor muscles	150. Distal Triceps tendon
145. Pronator teres muscle	151. Anconeus
146. Biceps muscle belly

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate bony sites of the wrist and hand:


WRIST REGION	159. Trapezium bone	HAND REGION
152. Ulnar styloid process	160. Trapezoid bone	167. Five metacarpal bones
153. Distal head of the radius	161. Capitate bone	168. Five MCP joints
154. Radial styloid process	162. Lunate bone	169. Five proximal phalanxes
155. Distal Radial Head	163. Hamate bone	170. Five proximal interphalangeal joints
156. Lister's tubercle	164. Hook of the hamate bone	171. Four middles phalanxes
157. Navicular bone (scaphoid)	165. Triquetral bone	172. Four distal interphalangeal joints
158. Navicular tubercle	166. Pisiform bone	173. Five distal phalanxes

Understand and demonstrate the ability to locate and palpate soft-tissue sites of the wrist and hand:


WRIST REGION	183. Tunnel IV	192. Palmaris longus
Dorsal Wrist	184. Extensor digitorum communis	193. Carpal tunnel
174. Anatomic snuffbox	185. Extensor indicis	194. Transverse carpal ligament
175. Tunnel I	186. Tunnel V	195. Flexor carpi radialis
176. Extensor pollicis brevis	187. Extensor digiti minimi
177. Abductor pollicis longus	188. Tunnel VI	HAND REGION
178. Tunnel II	189. Extensor carpi ulnaris	196. Thenar eminence
179. Extensor carpi radialis longus		197. Hypothenar eminence
180. Extensor carpi radialis brevis	Volar Wrist	198. Palmar aponeurosis
181. Tunnel III	190. Flexor carpi ulnaris	199. Four finger extensor tendons
182. Extensor pollicis longus	191. Tunnel of Guyan	200. Ulnar collateral ligament of thumb