AT Corner

From testing tongue strength to pupils being different sizes due to a migraine, ATs have to be ready for anything during a cranial nerve assessment. In this BOC in real life episode, ATs share their stories of how they evaluate cranial nerves and some of the interesting findings that come with that assessment. Featuring stories from Lena H, Jo S, Brittany B, Arika C, Luke M, Cassie C, Mary H, &amp...

Review the anatomy of the vestibular system, examine the literature on evaluation of the vestibulo-ocular system after concussion, examine the literature on the efficacy of vestibular rehabilitation after concussion Timestamps 1:33- Anatomy of the vestibular system 5:34- Vestibular reflexes 7:12- Evaluation of the Vestibulo-ocular system 12:15- VOMS vs King-Devick 21:40- Basics of vestibular rehab...

Whether it’s planning for how the oil is laid in a bowling alley or road closures that impede EMS, Emergency Action Plans come in many shapes and sizes. In this BOC IRL Episode, ATs share their stories of utilizing and planning their EAPs Featuring stories from Gems from Jen, Haley L, Francesca P, Justin N, MVP Nicolette, Meghan M, Chris C, & many more! -- AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP:  https://ww...

Important items during the pre-participation exam that might identify an athlete at risk for a cardiac pathology, common cardiac pathologies found during the PPE, and disqualifying cardiac conditions.  Timestamps 2:17- Important components that may identify an athlete at risk for a cardiac pathology 4:10- Role of the family history 5:17- EKGs during PPEs 7:33- COVID history and risk for cardiac pa...

Whether an athlete has a bullet left in their leg or some random guy in the park tries to sign off physicals, ATs seem to see it all when it comes to the pre-participation examination. ATs share their stories of the chaos that are physicals. -- AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/atcornerpodcast Instagram, Website, YouTube, and other links:  atcornerds.wixsite.com/home/links...

How the Q-Collar works, the role of the Q-Collar and subconcussive impacts, and future directions for the Q-Collar -- AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP:  ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/atcornerpodcast⁠ Instagram, Website, YouTube, and other links:  ⁠atcornerds.wixsite.com/home/links⁠ EMAIL US: atcornerds@gmail.com SAVE on  ⁠Medbridge⁠ : Use code ATCORNER to get $150 off your subscription Music: Jahzzar (...

Whether it’s responding to a referee with heat illness or seeing full body cramps on your first day as a student, real life is not always like the book. ATs are sharing their experiences with heat illness as we introduce a new series, BOC In Real Life.  Featuring stories from Gabby L, MVP Nicolette, Kjersten M, Spencer P, Stephanie F, & many more! *Note that the gold standard for treatment of...

Discuss the NATA Position Statement on Preventing and Managing Sports-Related Dental and Oral Injuries, describe the anatomy of the mouth and tooth, and discuss building a relationship with a team dentist Timestamps 4:11- Anatomy of the mouth and teeth 11:44- Crown Fractures 19:15- Root Fractures 24:34- Tooth Avulsions 35:28- Mouthguards and dental injury prevention 39:21- Creating a relationship...

Whether it's concert speakers falling on a crowd or carrying an injured dog for four hours on a hiking trail, ATs may find themselves responding to an emergency even when off the clock. We are bringing back a classic as ATs share their stories of responding to emergency situations while off the clock. Featuring stories from MVP Nicolette, Mara S, Leah P, Jackie S, Alex S, & many more! -- A...

Differences in the clinical evaluation between a spondylolysis and and a spondylolisthesis, the role rehabilitation and bracing play when treating a spondy pathology, and return to play considerations after a spondy pathology Timestamps 2:39- Patient complaints that are unique to spondy pathology 6:15- Clinical evaluation differences between spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis 8:46- Rate of healin...

Trying on a Super Bowl ring or waking up at the crack of dawn after a social to hit a learning lab are just a few things you have to navigate when attending a conference. ATs share their stories of how to make the most out of conferences/symposiums. Featuring stories from Gems from Jen, Meghan M, Cassie C, Maddy S, Sarah Y, Maddie R, Catherine G, & many more! -- AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP:  http...

Identify the relevant anatomy of the ulnar side of the wrist, discuss pathologies of the ulnar wrist that are common in active populations, and examine rehabilitation concepts that address ulnar wrist pathologies Timestamps 1:47- What is the TFCC? 12:42- Pathologies of the Ulnar Wrist 16:55- Evaluation for TFCC 23:10- Rehabilitation concepts for TFCC Pathologies 31:01- Evaluation for Extensor Carp...

Whether it’s an athlete’s front teeth being lodged in the roof of their mouth or a prosthetic orbit, injuries to the face can get serious very quickly. ATs share their stories of managing injuries to the face, eyes, and nose. Featuring stories from Savannah H, Valerie A, Brandee B, Rebecca R, Robyn S, Bailey W, Sarah G, Angie M, Sarah S, & many more! -- AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP:  https://www.f...

Science behind cupping! Physiological effects of myofascial decompression, evidence for using myofascial decompression to treat musculoskeletal pathologies, and recommended treatment parameters for myofascial decompression including treatment times and protocols Timestamps 2:23- What is myofascial decompression? 3:52- What does cupping do? 13:43- Myofascial decompression in clinical practice 15:53...

Whether it’s physical exhaustion or the emotional toll, a critical incident can result in a variety of adrenaline fallouts after care has been rendered. ATs share their stories about the adrenaline dump that accompanies a critical incident. Featuring stories from Maddie D, Callie H, Haley L, Maddy S, Lorena T, Meghan C, MVP Nicolette, Spencer P, Sarah Y, & many more! -- AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROU...

Indications for a lateral ankle reconstruction, considerations during the pre-op and post-op phases of rehabilitation, and communication between the surgeon and AT. Timestamps 2:44- When is a lateral ankle reconstruction considered? 3:59- What clinical findings can indicate a lateral ankle reconstruction? 5:55- Graft considerations 8:10- What should the AT focus on during pre-op 9:18- Manual thera...

Performing CPR on a parent in the stands is unfortunately something all ATs must think about. This inaugural case study episode will explore a case of performing CPR in the stands and the emotional journey that ensues from an emergency situation. Timestamps 2:56: The Case 18:40- Adrenaline let down 25:31- The outcome 25:50- The beginning of the emotional journey 33:00- Returning to work -- AT CORN...

An ATs role within the military, what a typical day in the military looks like, and things you only see working in the military setting. -- AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/atcornerpodcast Instagram, Website, YouTube, and other links:  atcornerds.wixsite.com/home/links EMAIL US: atcornerds@gmail.com SAVE on  Medbridge : Use code ATCORNER to get $150 off your subscription...

Whether it’s adhesive spray exploding in your med kit or fanny pack vs sling kit debate, we are talking all things med kit!!! And we can’t talk about med kits without bringing on the kit guru himself. We are joined by @nexus.sportsmedicine to help us share ATs stories about their med kit adventures. Featuring stories from Lauren M, Noah O, Spencer P, Kenzie K, Robyn S, Maggie M, Haley L, Jenn B, J...

Fascia’s role in normal muscle function, how instrument-assisted soft-tissue mobilization effects fascia and muscle tissue, effectiveness of IASTM as it relates to pathology and recovery. Timestamps 2:41- Role of fascia in normal muscle function 6:33- Fascia and the nervous system 7:45- Fascia and recovery 12:59- Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization’s effect on fascia 18:48- Clinical impli...

From creating a safe place for our student-athletes to remembering evidence-based practice has 3 pillars, ATs express their "why’s" in many different ways. ATs share their stories of what has shaped their clinical philosophies. Featuring stories from Hailey P, Chris P, Rachel L, Justin N, Stephanie B, Rebecca R, Haley L, Alyson S, Melissa W, Alexandra W, Briana T, Callie H & many mor...

Starting the conversation with a potential team physician, managing expectations of the AT and team physician, and building a relationship with your team physician. Timestamps 4:34- Team Physician Duties 6:08- Finding a team physician that fits the team 11:38- Starting the conversation with a potential team physician 14:27- Credentials to keep in mind when looking for a team physician 18:12- Navig...

Whether your mom is an AT or you had to go through a couple of programs before finding the right fit, the journey into AT can sometimes seem like a long road. ATs share their stories of how they found the profession and the role mentors play as we progress as ATs. Featuring stories from Gems from Jen, Aricka C, Callie H, Sarah Y, Shannon D, Kate B, Melissa R, Maggie B, Ely, Stephanie B, Rebecca R,...

Breaking the ice with a sales rep, the supply ordering process, navigating trade shows and expos. We are celebrating the beginning of National Athletic Training Month by talking about all things supply ordering with Dave Chaffin from Medco! Timestamps 8:30- Starting the conversation with a sales rep 15:52- Finding your sales rep 17:40- Initiating the order process 21:00- Catalog vs online shopping...

From suits that burn to double thoracic outlet syndrome, we are jumping into the deep end with some swim stories. To help us navigate these waters we are joined by Stephanie Chuml! Stephanie joins us to share some stories (along with some tips and tricks) from ATs that can only be found in the pool. Featuring stories from Adrienne G, Rebecca R, & many more! -- AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP: https:/...