Emergency Care in Athletic Traning by Keith M. Gorse, Francis Feld

Emergency Care in Athletic Training is a comprehensive clinical reference designed for athletic trainers and sports medicine professionals who need reliable protocols for managing acute injuries and medical emergencies on the field and in clinical settings. Written by Keith M. Feld, the text addresses the critical gap between initial injury assessment and definitive medical care - the window where proper emergency response can significantly affect patient outcomes.

The book covers emergency action planning, recognition and assessment of acute conditions, immediate care techniques, and coordination with emergency medical services. It integrates evidence-based practices with practical decision-making frameworks that athletic trainers encounter during practices, competitions, and training sessions. Topics include catastrophic injuries, environmental emergencies, cardiac events, and exacerbation of chronic conditions, each explained with clinical context and clear procedural guidance.

This resource is essential for students preparing for certification exams, practicing athletic trainers seeking to update emergency protocols, and allied health professionals who work in sports settings. The content aligns with current athletic training standards and regulatory guidelines for emergency response.

• Author: Keith M. Feld
• Focus: Emergency protocols, injury assessment, medical response
• Audience: Athletic trainers, sports medicine professionals, students
• Content type: Clinical reference guide with procedural protocols

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