AT Corner

By Sandy and Randy HarrisMedicine Health & Fitness

AT Corner episodes

September 21, 2020 There's No "I" In Healthcare Team | Healthcare Team Storytime - 11
Athletic Trainers share their experiences working within the healthcare team with other healthcare professionals such as physical therapists, EMS, physicians, Orthopedic Technicians, Medical Assistants, Massage Therapists, Chiropractors, Sports Psychologists, and Occupational Therapists.
Featuring stories from Gabby B, Perry D, Nicole L, Rodney C, Amanda M, Becca B, Bill I, Austin, and Scott L.
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59 min
September 16, 2020 SI Joint Pain - Identification, Management, and Failed Load Transfer - 10
Timestamps:
1:30 Anatomy
3:07 Motion in the SI Joint - nutation and counternutation
4:01 Functional Movement of SI Joint (while walking)
5:21 Unhealthy SI Joint Movement - SI Joint pain versus SI Joint dysfunction
7:09 Failed Load Transfer
10:05 Structures that cause pain due to failed load transfer TA, Latissimus Dorsi, Glutes, Ligaments
12:49 SI Joint Pain Location Posterior Glute Pain with Changing positions
13:50 Referred pain Buttock, posterolateral thigh, groin
15:03 Evaluation of SI Joint
17:23 SI Joint Mobility Tests - defining the results
19:19 Treatment of SI Joint Pain: Manual Therapy, Manipulation, Manual Therapy
23:17 Action Item/Take away to change your practice! Engage the TA! Pain is coming from ligaments and soft tissue in the joint - work on the soft tissue of surrounding structures and rehab core and glutes.
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2024 CEU Update:
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27 min
September 14, 2020 When It Rains, It Pours - Athletic Training Weather Storytime - 9
Toasty tournaments, lightning delays, and providing medical care when you can’t feel your fingers
Featuring stories from Ryinne J, Will S, Maddy S, Gabby L, Nicolette M, Jeremy J, and Pam K.
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51 min
September 09, 2020Sports Medicine International Travel with Bill Ito, MS, ATC, CES, PES - 8
In this episode, we discussed:
Countries Bill’s been to

Logistics of travel Visa/Passports Making allies with locals/Local liasions

Language Barriers -Flight Delays & Missed Flights

Traveling with Medical Bags Oversized items Tricks to offset weight requirements

Shipping versus flying supplies

Confiscated items

Reimbursements and Upfront costs

Traveling with Medications

Resources for those interested in the USOPC (United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee)
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1 hr 9 min
September 07, 2020 Nothing Bad Happens When You Travel With The Team - Sports Medicine Travel Stories - 7
Long travel days, Deportation threat, An athlete almost drowning, A public figure dying, Island adventures, Injuries on the road
Featuring stories from: Elizabeth L, Matt C, Charlenne M, Nicolette M, Adrian R, Meaghan BD, Kelsey H, and Scott M
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50 min
September 02, 2020 CEU: Asthma: Prevention, Management, Treatment, and Face Masks - 6
Featuring a story and tips from Maddy S.
5:03 Anatomy of Airway/Respiratory Tree
6:03 What is Asthma?
7:03 Exercise Induced Asthma vs. Exercise Induced Bronchospasm (EIA/EIB)
8:03 Risk Factors for Asthma Attacks
12:47 Identification of an Asthma Attack, General Asthma, and Differential Diagnoses
14:57 Prevention of Asthma Attack without meds
24:28 Prevention of Asthma Attack with meds
26:53 Untreated Asthma Attack Complications
27:42 Treatment of Asthma attack without medications
30:26 Treatment of Asthma Attack with medications
34:40 Use of Spirometry https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/spirometry/refcalculator.html
39:57 When to see a physician - and who to refer to
41:45 When to call 911
43:30 Safe Return to Activity
44:30 Action/Putting it all together: what you should do when you have an asthmatic patient
47:32 Wearing Masks & Asthmatics
51:02 Mask Hacks - how to maintain mask structure
54:42 Recap
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1 hr 1 min
August 31, 2020 Physical Exams Aren't Always What They Seem - Athletic Trainer Physical Exam Stories - 5
Crazy medical histories, physical exam mixups, forged physicals, jokester responses
Featuring stories from Megan H., Nicole L, Eric J, Val B, Sean C, Josie M, Stacey M, Angelica S, Savannah W, Cliff D, Joanna R, Tyler R, Tracey B, Jennifer R, Stephanie T, Kristen T, Francisco G, Kelly G, Bob T, and Jason B (what a list!)
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41 min
August 26, 2020Aquatic Therapy Interview with Haley Lantiegne, MA, ATC - 4
In this episode, we asked Haley: What experience do you have with aquatic therapy?
PT Clinic part time working in the pool
How do you recommend implementing aquatic therapy when an athletic trainer has such a busy schedule?
Work with the time that you have - even 10 minutes.

Find a balance with warm up and cool down time, flexibility 5% warm up & cool down 10-15% flexibility 50-70% Stabilization & resistance in the water
How do you communicate with a physician about implementing aquatic therapy post operatively?
Being clear with your intentions, wording, and how aquatic therapy will benefit patient (rather than just “swimming”)
Do you have any favorite exercises in the water?
Start basic - get them used to the water by walking. Injuries come with compensation and getting them walking in the water forward, backward, and sidestepping can help activate hips, achieve proper ROM, and work towards a healthy gait. Marching. Upper body ROM - Angels, ER/IR
Are there any other conditions besides post operative conditions that you have found aquatic therapy to help?
Relaxation, increased circulation, respiratory cardiotherapy, limited ROM, decreased bone density, disc degeneration & herniations, rheumatoid arthritis, ALS, upper extremity injuries too!
How long do you spend in the water?
20 minutes is usually good, but you can spend anywhere from 10 minutes to an hour in the water
What would you recommend for a clinician who wants to learn more about aquatic therapy?
Research and reading only goes so far - get into the water and try out basic movement patterns! Vary depths, move with hands open versus hands closed Connect with and shadow others who use aquatic therapy
Applicable Knowledge: What is one thing that our listeners can go and try today:
Get into the water and start to vary up your rehab, prehab, and cross training/conditioning!
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-Sandy & Randy
45 min
August 24, 2020 Farts and Absurd Pain Scales - Funny Moments in Athletic Training - 3
Featuring stories from Andrea C, Mary RP, Ashley R, Jen K, Trent T, and Kelly C.
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-Sandy & Randy
35 min
August 19, 2020CEU: Achilles Tendonopathy - Prevention, Management, Treatment - 2
Featuring a story from Stephanie (Invisible Achilles)
5:58 Prevalence of Achilles Tendonopathy
8:47 Risk Factors for Achilles Tendonopathy
General Medical conditions, strength, biomechanics of gait, subtalar deviation, limited DF, poor glute control, dynamic valgus
Treatment of Achilles Tendonopathy
Therapeutic Exercise
18:33 Eccentric Exercise
21:34 Isometric Exercise
23:34 Concentric Exercise
24:56 Example of Therapeutic Exercise
25:34 Treatment Examples to increase microcirculation IASTM + Eccentric exercise, ultrasound, vibration, laser
Rest & Return to Play Decision Making
28:28 Talking to Coaches, Restricting Activity
30:00 Tape Support/Orthotics
30:56 How much is too much?
32:18 Return to play system, Patient Rated Outcomes
33:43 Functional tasks & Functional Tests Wrap up/Action Items
34:48 Work on posterior chain (hamstring, glute, core). Increase blood flow, utilize knowledge of risk factors to facilitate return to play & prevent reoccurrence
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ARTICLE CITATIONS used for this episode: https://atcornerds.wixsite.com/home/blog
AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/atcornerpodcast
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EMAIL US: [email protected]
SAVE on Medbridge: Use code ATCORNER to get $175 off your subscription
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-Sandy & Randy
40 min

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