Sports Medicine: McGraw-Hill Examination and Board Review

Dr. OConnor is the author of THE TEXTBOOK OF RUNNING MEDICINE, a McGraw-Hill book. He is director of the primary care sports medicine Army/ Navy/ Air Force/Coast Guard combined fellowship program and he is on the editorial board and is a frequent contributor to The Physician and Sports Medicine. Dr. Sallis is a noted leader in primary care and sports medicine. He is on numerous editorial boards including The Physician and Sports Medicine, Sports Medicine Reports and Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. He is on the Publications Committee, American College of Sports Medicine, Course Co-Chairman, ACSMs Team Physician Course and he is on the Sports Medicine Review Board for the Gatorade Sports Science Institute. Dr. Sallis has worked closely with Mosby on several publications for ACSM. Dr. Wilder is a physiatrist and is the co-author of THE TEXTBOOK OF SPORTS MEDICINE. He is active in the running community Dr. Pierre is an orthopaedic surgeon and will bring his expertise as a surgeon to the book. He a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, and the Arthroscopy Association of North America.

I. The Team Physician 1. The Team Physician 2. The Team Physician's Bag 3. Field Side Coverage 4. Fildside Emergencies 5. Mass Participation Events 6. Return to Play 7. Ethical Considerations 8. Medicolegal Considerations

II. Basic Science9. Exercise Physiology10. Muscle Injury11. Tendon Injury12. Bone Injury

III. Principles of Healthy Exercise13. The Preparticipation Examiniation14. Training and Conditioning15. Environmental Concerns16. Nutrition17. The Exercise Prescription18. Protective Equipment

IV. Clincal Assessment19. Diagnostic Imaging20.Electromyography21. The Musculoskeletal Examiniation22. Speical Tests23. Exercise Testing24. Gait Analysis25. Compartment Syndrome Testing26. Exercise-Induced Asthma Testing27. Drug Testing

V. Medical Problems28. Cardiovascular Considerations29. Dermatology30. Genitourinary31. Ophthalmology32. Otolaryngology33. Dental34. Infectious Disease35. Endocrinology36. Hematology37. Neurology38.Gastroenterology39.Allergy

VI. Orthopedic Problems: Injuries and Conditions40. Head and Neck41. Spine42. Chest43. Shoulder44. Elbow45. Wrist46. Hip48. Pelvis49. Leg50. Knee51. Ankle52. Foot

Orthopedic Problems: Surgical and Non-surgical Treatment Options53. Spine54. Shoulder Instability55. Rotator Cuff Syndromes56. AC Joint57. Labral Pathology58. Elbow59. Hand and Wrist60. Hip61. Knee Ligaments62. Knee Meniscus63. Patellofemoral Disease64. Leg65. Ankle66. Foot

VIII Principles of Rehabilitation67. Basic Considerations68. Modalities69. Core Strengthening70. Medications and Ergogenics71. Footwear72. Braces and Orthotics73. Psychology74. Complementary and Alternative Medicine

IX. Sports Specific Considerations75. Baseball76. Basketball77. Boxing78. Crew79. Cycling80. Dance81. Figure Skating82. Football83. Golf84. Gymnastics85. Hockey86. Soccer87. Swimming88. Tennis89. Track90. Volleyball91. Wrestling

X. Special Populations92. Pediatric93. Geriatric94. The Female Athlete95. The Special Athlete96. The Disabled Athlete97. Total Joints

XI. Questions