|
ATHLETIC TRAINING
STUDENTS
" IN ACTION " |
|
Junior SAT, Brad Davis,
evaluates an injury to one of the UWA football players on the
sidelines. |
|
Sophomore SAT, Jeremy
Collins, assists ASMI Fellow, Russell Ellis, MD, with the management of
an acute ankle mortise disruption and fibula fracture |
 Junior Rodeo SAT,
Bart Holmes, assists UWA Tiger Wrangler with finger laceration. |
R.T. Floyd, Director
of Athletic Training, discusses the previous injury's management to senior
SAT, Erica Wilburn, while Sophomore SAT, Ginny Garrett, & Junior SAT,
Brad Davis, monitor the field for injury situations. |
 Director of Athletic
Training Services at HealthSouth Medical Center, Mayfield Armstrong ATC
demonstrates the application of the KT-2000 to Junior SAT, Jamece Presley,
as other members of the UWA Sports Medicine Club observe and await their
turn. |
 Senior SAT, John Hess,
is in the act of controlling external bleeding on an injured UWA football
player. |
 Prospective
freshman athletic training students must demonstrate proficiency in the
application of ultrasound as part of their psychomotor skill development
prior to enrollment in the Athletic Training Program. |
 Field injury evaluation and
management is typically a senior student athletic trainer responsibility
as demonstrated by Shane Clay (center), as he evaluates the athlete's left
knee under the supervision of the assistant and head athletic trainers,
respectively. |
|
Send comments to R.T. Floyd at: 
