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ISBN10: 0071446303 | ISBN13: 9780071446303

Sports Medicine: McGraw-Hill Examination and Board Review, 1st Edition

ISBN10: 0071446303
ISBN13: 9780071446303
By Francis G. O'Connor, Robert Sallis, Robert Wilder and Patrick St. Pierre

© 2005 Published September 1, 2004

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THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE PREPARATION YOU CAN FIND FOR THE SPORTS MEDICINE BOARDS OR RECERTIFICATION EXAM

A handy clinical reference after you've passed the boards, this resource reviews all topics addressed by certification examinations and training programs. Prepared by leaders in the field, Sports Medicine Examination and Board Review offers:

  • 1000 case-based, board-type questions, answers, and explanations
  • Multiple-choice question format just like the exam
  • Comprehensive coverage of ALL topics on the boards and recertifying exams
  • Orthopedics problems and treatments from head to toe
  • Rehabilitation principles and techniques
  • Coverage of issues in all major sports from baseball to wrestling
  • Specialty medicine keyed to sports participation
  • Review of special athletes, from the disabled to children
  • Timely Q&A's on team physician responsibilities and athlete assessment
  • 50 illustrations
  • Great for anyone taking the ACSM exam

I. The Team Physician

1. The Team Physician

2. The Team Physician's Bag

3. Field Side Coverage

4. Fildside Emergencies

5. Mass Participation Events

6. Return to Play

7. Ethical Considerations

8. Medicolegal Considerations

II. Basic Science

9. Exercise Physiology

10. Muscle Injury

11. Tendon Injury

12. Bone Injury

III. Principles of Healthy Exercise

13. The Preparticipation Examiniation

14. Training and Conditioning

15. Environmental Concerns

16. Nutrition

17. The Exercise Prescription

18. Protective Equipment

IV. Clincal Assessment

19. Diagnostic Imaging

20.Electromyography

21. The Musculoskeletal Examiniation

22. Speical Tests

23. Exercise Testing

24. Gait Analysis

25. Compartment Syndrome Testing

26. Exercise-Induced Asthma Testing

27. Drug Testing

V. Medical Problems

28. Cardiovascular Considerations

29. Dermatology

30. Genitourinary

31. Ophthalmology

32. Otolaryngology

33. Dental

34. Infectious Disease

35. Endocrinology

36. Hematology

37. Neurology

38.Gastroenterology

39.Allergy

VI. Orthopedic Problems: Injuries and Conditions

40. Head and Neck

41. Spine

42. Chest

43. Shoulder

44. Elbow

45. Wrist

46. Hip

48. Pelvis

49. Leg

50. Knee

51. Ankle

52. Foot

Orthopedic Problems: Surgical and Non-surgical Treatment Options

53. Spine

54. Shoulder Instability

55. Rotator Cuff Syndromes

56. AC Joint

57. Labral Pathology

58. Elbow

59. Hand and Wrist

60. Hip

61. Knee Ligaments

62. Knee Meniscus

63. Patellofemoral Disease

64. Leg

65. Ankle

66. Foot

VIII Principles of Rehabilitation

67. Basic Considerations

68. Modalities

69. Core Strengthening

70. Medications and Ergogenics

71. Footwear

72. Braces and Orthotics

73. Psychology

74. Complementary and Alternative Medicine

IX. Sports Specific Considerations

75. Baseball

76. Basketball

77. Boxing

78. Crew

79. Cycling

80. Dance

81. Figure Skating

82. Football

83. Golf

84. Gymnastics

85. Hockey

86. Soccer

87. Swimming

88. Tennis

89. Track

90. Volleyball

91. Wrestling

X. Special Populations

92. Pediatric

93. Geriatric

94. The Female Athlete

95. The Special Athlete

96. The Disabled Athlete

97. Total Joints

XI. Questions

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