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Athletic Injuries 205: Hockey Injuries | Online Chiropractic Continuing Education
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Online Chiropractic Continuing Education: Athletic Injuries 205 - Hockey Injuries
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Course Details:
Topic: Athletic Injuries 205: Hockey Injuries
- Credit Hours: 2
Instructor: Donald A Ozello DC, CCSM, CCN
Course Description:
Hockey is a physically demanding sport with immense potential for injury. This two-hour online chiropractic continuing education class explores common hockey injuries, the mechanics behind them, and effective. Chiropractic treatment techniques. You'll gain knowledge in:
- Anatomy & Physiology: Detailed human anatomy and physiology descriptions.
- Diagnostic Tools: Increase your knowledge of sports injuries.
- Chiropractic Applications: Learn to properly treat athletes and aid in their return to sport.
- Patient Education Strategies: Master prevention and rehabilitation of hockey injuries.
Learning Objectives:
- Review anatomy and physiology.
- Summarize mechanisms of hockey injuries.
- Discuss in-office diagnostic and chiropractic treatment skills.
- Apply strategies for return to sport and recurrence prevention.
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