Athletic
Taping and Bracing
Course
Goals:
This
course is intended to instruct the student through
self-paced study of techniques of athletic taping and
bracing for the upper and lower extremity
At
the end of this course the student will be able to:
1.
Identify differences between elastic tape, non
elastic tape, underwrap and elastic wraps and the
advantages and disadvantages of each.
2.
Identify 3 criteria for returning an injured athlete to
competition
3.
Identify an injury assessment protocol
4.
Identify principles of applying and removing tape from a
patient
5.
Identify the most common type of ankle sprain and taping
procedures that can be used to stabilize ankle sprains
6.
Identify taping procedures for Achilles tendon strains
and tendonitis
7.
Identify taping procedures for foot arch strains and
plantar fasciitis
8.
Identify taping procedures for foot arch support
9.
Identify taping procedures for great toe sprains and
heel contusions
10.
Identify the 3 anatomical structures that form the
“terrible triad” when injured.
11.
Identify taping procedures for medial and lateral
collateral ligament support
12.
Identify taping procedures for anterior and posterior
cruciate ligament support
13.
Identify taping
procedures to stabilize knee hyperextension
14.
Identify taping procedures for patellofemoral support
and correction
15.
Identify taping procedures for hip strains
16.
Identify techniques to determine between adductor and
hip flexor strains
17.
Identify taping procedures for hamstring strains
18. Identify
3 criteria for returning an injured athlete to
competition
19.
Identify methods of injury that can result in an
acromioclavicular joint sprain
20.
Identify taping techniques for a shoulder sprain or
shoulder instability
21.
Identify taping techniques for elbow strains and
collateral ligament instability
22.
Identify taping techniques for elbow hyperextension
prevention
23.
Identify taping techniques for edpicondylitis
24.
Identify taping techniques for
edpicondylitis
25.
Identify
taping techniques for wrist, thumb and finger sprains
