Are. You. Ready?

1. Are. You. Ready? CLUB MED Competitions

2. Our Main Competitions • Washington Career and Technical Sports Medicine Association (WCTSMA) • Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA)

3. WCTSMA Spring Symposium: April 25-26, 2014 (Yakima) • Sports Medicine (Varsity and JV) • Anatomy and Physiology • Medical Terminology • CPR • Resume/Interview

4. WCTSMA • Forum • Group Presentation • Poster • JV Quiz Bowl • Speed Taping • How fast can you tape?

5. HOSA Check this link for all the possible competitions, the requirements to participate/qualify, and guidelines! http://www.hosa.org/node/117

6. HOSA • Spring State Conference (March) • National Conference (June 25-28, 2014) • Disneyworld!

7. HOSA Health Science Competitions: • Dental Terminology • Medical Terminology • Medical Spelling • Medical Reading • Medical Math • Knowledge Tests (6)

8. HOSA Health Professions Events: • Biotechnology • Clinical Nursing • Clinical Speciality • Dental Science • Home Health Aide • Medical Assisting (Form CMS 1500) • Nursing Assisting • Personal Care • Physical Therapy • Sports Medicine • Veterinary Science

9. HOSA Teamwork Events

10. HOSA Leadership Events

11. HOSA Emergency Preparedness Events

12. HOSA Recognition Events

13. Lesson 1 Term of the Day, Body Directions, and Body Motions

14. Term of the Day Apnea • Temporary absence or cessation of breathing • Hint: “pnea” usually refers to breathing Dyspnea? Eupnea?

15. Body Directions • Why are they important? • Keep in mind: all anatomical directions and planes of motion are to be taken from the perspective of the anatomical position.

16. Body Directions The Anatomical Position • Arms at the side • Palms forward • Face forward • Feet parallel • Toes point forward

17. Body Directions Body Planes • Sagittal • Left and right • Frontal/Coronal • Front and back • Transverse/Horizontal • Top and bottom

18. Body Directions Interactive Activity: Cross-Sectionally Speaking…

19. Body Directions Describing Movement • Anterior vs. Posterior • Front vs. Back • Superior vs. Inferior • Top vs. Bottom • Deep vs. Superficial

20. Body Directions • Distal vs. Proximal • Distant / Proximity • Medial vs. Lateral • Close to midline / Away from midline • Supine vs. Prone • Lay on your spine / Lay on tummy

21. Body Motions • Flexion vs. Extension vs. Hyperextension • Flexion: decrease in angle size • Extension: increase in angle size • Hyperextension: increasing beyond • Common examples: elbow, wrist, neck • Inversion vs. Eversion • Inversion: move in • Eversion: move away • Common example: ankle

22. Body Motions • Plantarflexion vs. Dorsiflexion • Plantarflexion: “plant” foot on gas pedal • Dorsiflexion: point up • Common example: foot/ankle • Circumduction • Make circles • Common example: arms, fingers, shoulder

23. Body Motions • Abduction vs. Adduction • Abduction: away from body • Adduction: closer to the body • Common examples: shoulder, fingers • Supination vs. Pronation • Supination: palms up • Pronation: palms down • Common example: forearm

24. Body Motions • Rotation • Internal vs. External • Common example: neck • Opposition • Thumb to fingers • Elevation vs. Depression • Elevation: up • Depression: down • Common example: shoulders

25. Body Motions Interactive Activity: Simon Says!