The Athletic Training Room. ► Multipurpose facility designed to accommodate a variety of athletic training needs ► Accessible to both male and female.

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The Athletic Training Room

► Multipurpose facility designed to accommodate a variety of athletic training needs ► Accessible to both male and female athletes

Athletic Training Room Design ► Size ► Lighting ► Plumbing ► Electricity ► Ventilation & heating ► Telephone access ► Storage ► Office space ► Wet area ► Taping area ► Treatment area ► Exercise & rehabilitation area

Size ► Based on size of school ► Based on number of athletes/patients ► At least 1,200 square feet ► Most high schools square feet ► Utilization of space most important

Lighting ► Good lighting for proper examinations & treatments ► Poor lighting may result in inaccurate assessment

Plumbing ► Special plumbing  Sink (hot/cold water)  Ice machine  Whirlpool  Hydrocollator ► Floor drains in wet area ► Considerations:  Dishwasher  Washer/dryer

Electricity ► Electrical outlets strategically placed ► Equipment & modalities should be used w/out extension cords ► Ground fault interrupters (GFI): mini circuit breaker that will stop the flow of electricity in the event of a short of contact with water

Ventilation & Heating ► Heated/cooled to comfortable level ► Busy; lots of traffic/movement ► Equipment that requires heat can lead to humidity ► Most athletes in shorts

Telephone Access ► Important for safety & emergencies ► Building and long distance line ► Emergency telephone numbers clearly posted ► Emergency instructions/protocol posted

Storage ► There can never be enough storage ► Locked cabinets & storage closets important to maintain good control over supplies and equipment

Office Space ► Desk ► Examination table ► File cabinets ► Bookcases ► Storage ► Telephone ► Data/injury logs ► SECURITY

Wet Area ► Refrigerator ► Ice machine ► Whirlpool ► Hydrocollator ► Separate from rest of ATR ► Special floor drain ► Special consideration to ventilation & electrical outlets ► Concrete/tile flooring

Under-water Treadmill

Taping Area ► Most used area

Treatment Area ► Used for modalities & examinations

Exercise & Rehab Area ► Exercise bike ► Elliptical trainer ► Special weights ► Various rehab equipment

Rehab Equipment

Operation of the ATR ► Staffing ► Rules & Procedures ► Documentation ► Inventory & Budgeting ► Medical Kits ► General First Aid supplies, Equipment, & Modalities

Staffing ► Certified Athletic Trainer ► Athletic Trainer Student Aides ► Support Staff  Team Doctors  Therapists  Other allied health professionals

Rules & Procedures ► ATR Rules ► Injury Management Policy ► Housekeeping ► Dress Code & Personal Hygiene

Inventory & budgeting ► Supply & ordering ► Tracking product expirations dates ► Identifying purchasing patterns ► Establishing relationships with vendors for special pricing

Medical Kits ► Portable storage container for medical supplies ► Soft-sided bags ► Fanny packs ► Hard-shell boxes

Game Site Equipment ► Vacuum Splints/General Splinting Materials ► Crutches ► AED

Splints ► Vacuum ► Air ► Padded wooden or cardboard ► SAM ® ► Plastic articulated

Splints ► Vacuum ► Air ► Padded wooden or cardboard ► SAM ® ► Plastic articulated

Splints ► Vacuum ► Air ► Padded wooden or cardboard ► SAM ® ► Plastic articulated

Splints ► Vacuum ► Air ► Padded wooden or cardboard ► SAM ® ► Plastic articulated

Splints ► Vacuum ► Air ► Padded wooden or cardboard ► SAM ® ► Plastic articulated

Splints ► Vacuum ► Air ► Padded wooden or cardboard ► SAM ® ► Plastic articulated

Crutches

General First Aid, Equipment, & Modalities ► Consumable supplies  cannot be re-used ► Non-consumable supplies  can be re-used ► Miscellaneous Equipment  exercise equipment, various rehab items ► Therapeutic Modalities

Non-consumable Supplies ► Used in ATR or checked out by athlete that can be reused and last for considerable amount of time  Blankets  Braces  Crutches  Instruments  Penlights  Slings  Splints  Scissors, sharps, tweezers, nail clippers

Miscellaneous Supplies ► Refrigerators ► Ice machines ► Tables ► Benches ► Carts ► Desks ► Computers ► Exercise equipment ► Rehab items ► Stretchers ► Immobilizers ► Neck collars

Therapeutic Modalities ► Various pieces of equipment used by athletic training staff to help promote healing and mobility ► 3 Categories  Mechanical (massage, manipulation, etc)  Thermal (applications of heat & cold)  Electrical (ultrasound, e-stim, etc)

Therapeutic modalities ► Mechanical  Involves manipulation of thee muscles in the body ► Massage, vibration, and mobilization ► Thermal  Involves the use of heat or cold ► Hydrocollator or ice pack ► Electrical  Involves the use of electrical stimulation ► Ultrasound, TENS, e-stim

Modalities

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