PPT-Scapular Taping for Subacromial

Impingement in Overhead Athletes Capstone Project Matthew Medlin SPT Objectives The learner will demonstrate understanding of basic shoulder anatomy and kinematics The learner will be able to identify appropriate components of a basic shoulder assessment and evaluation for . Jared Ricotta. PA-S. 10/29. /2011. Abstract. Scapular dyskinesis is an alteration in the normal position or motion of the scapula during coupled scapulohumeral movements (1).. Commonly seen in injuries involving the shoulder joint that lead to the improper usage of muscles attached to the scapula due to physical inhibition and/or pain (. Core Concepts in Athletic Training and Therapy. Susan Kay Hillman. Objectives. Identify the types of tape commonly used in athletic taping.. Explain the “check reign” used in athletic taping and identify different styles or shapes. . HSC Enrichment Day. 2012. Option 3. Sports Medicine. Focus Question 1. What are the signs and symptoms and management of hard tissue injuries?. In Addressing This Question. Students learn . about:. Hard tissue injuries. Robert Whittaker, SPT. University of North Dakota. Overview. First described in 1867 by Boinet. 1. Mauclair. later described 3 . subclasses. Froissement. . – physiologic friction sound. Frotting. Stephanie McGregor. Dr. Mike . Pavol. Exercise and Sports Science. Oregon State University. HHMI 2011. Background. Ankle sprains are most common injury amongst college athletes. Many athletes continue to tape as preventative measure . Why do people tape?. Historically an important part of athletic training. Becoming decreasingly important due to questions surfacing concerning effectiveness. Utilized in areas of injury care and protection. Normal Anatomy. The scapular makes up most of the joints in the shoulder girdle. Articulates with thorax. Provides an attachment for stabilising muscles of the glenohumeral joint. Scapular Movements- Elevation and Depression. Climatic conditions. Guidelines for fluid intake. acclimitisation. FQ3. WHAT ROLE DO PREVENTATIVE ACTIONS PLAY IN ENHANCING THE WELLBEING OF THE ATHLETE. Taping and bandaging. Taping uses adhesive, often rigid, tape, while bandaging uses non-adhesive, often elasticised, bandages.. Tensoring. . Injury Management I REC 1020. Obtained from: Sport Medicine Council of Alberta (SMCA). . Tape and . Tensoring. Done in SM 10. This Module:. Ankle (heel locks, figure 8, closed . basketweave. Britni . Racus. MS, ATC, LAT, CSCS, PES. History of Taping and Bandaging. Routinely used by ATC. Used to minimize swelling, provide support to injured areas and prevent injury. While techniques are not difficult to master, trained professional should apply. The scapular makes up most of the joints in the shoulder girdle. Articulates with thorax. Provides an attachment for stabilising muscles of the glenohumeral joint. Scapular Movements- Elevation and Depression. Uses of Tape for Prevention . and Treatment of Athletic Injuries. Temporarily or permanently closing . lacerations. Preventing blisters on areas of skin exposed to repeated friction. Holding bandages, pads, dressings and splinting devices . 1 The intent of this protocol is to provide the clinician with instruction, direction, rehabilitative guidelines and functional goals for all stabilization procedures. It is not intended to be a sub Jack Mathis. Bracing and Taping: What They Are. (G., 0216). (L.M.T., n.d.). The Goal. My goal in presenting this project is for athletes to understand that there is not only positive effects that can come from bracing and taping, and in fact, that there is some risk in using these aids..