Journal of Athletic Training 1999: Vol 34 Index

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AUTHOR INDEX
Volume 34
A rence of brachial plexus neurapraxia in college football
players, 34:390
Agel J; see Arendt EA
Cross KM, Worrell TW: Effects of a static stretching program
Albensi RJ, Nyland J, Caborn DNM: The relationship of body
on the incidence of lower extremity musculotendinous
weight and clinical foot and ankle measurements to the
strains, 34:11
heel forces of forward and backward walking, 34:328
Allen JD, Mattacola CG, Perrin DH; Effect of microcurrent
stimulation on delayed-onset muscle soreness: a dou¬ D
ble-blind comparison, 34:334
Alt JM: see Stilger VG Darrow H, Schulthies S, Draper D, Ricard M, Measom GJ:
Andrews JR: see Wilk KE Serum dexamethasone levels after Decadron phono-
Arendt EA, Agel J, Dick R: Anterior cruciate ligament injury phoresis, 34:338
patterns among collegiate men and women, 34:86 Davlin CD, Holcomb WR, Guadagnoli MA: The effect of hip
Arnold BL: Editorial. Professional maturation: raising our position and electromyographic biofeedback training on
professional voice, 34:229 the vastus medialis oblique: vastus lateralis ratio, 34:
Arrigo C: see Wilk KE 342
Austin MC: see Cameron KL Davlin CD, Holcomb WR, Guadagnoli MA: Authors’ re¬
Avella D: see Tomaszewski D sponse, 34:348
Decoster LC, Bernier JN, Lindsay RH, Vailas JC: General¬
ized joint hypermobility and its relationship to injury
B patterns among NCAA lacrosse players, 34:99
Delforge GD, Behnke RS: The history and evolution of
Barber-Foss KD: see Powell JW athletic training education in the United States, 34:53
Beck CL: see Heitz NA DeMont RG, Lephart SM, Giraldo JL, Swanik CB, Fu FH:
Behnke RS: see Delforge GD Muscle preactivity of anterior cruciate ligament-
Bernier JN: Laboratory Activities for Therapeutic Modalities deficient and -reconstructed females during functional
(media review), 34:294 activities, 34:115
Bernier JN: see Decoster LC DeMont RG: see Swanik CB
Bleggi SD: see Hopkins JT Dick R: see Arendt EA
Bonci CM: Assessment and evaluation of predisposing Dickinson AL: Why the Journal?, 34:407
factors to anterior cruciate ligament injury, 34:155 Doughtie M: Syndesmotic ankle sprains in football: a survey
Bunker LK: Progress in Motor Control: Bernstein’s Traditions of National Football League athletic trainers, 34:15
in Movement Studies (media review), 34:296 Draper D: see Darrow H
Burke DG: see Holt LE Duncan JB: see Keskula DR
Burton L: see Cook G Dunn-Bennett LR: see Ransone J
Buxton BP: see Tsang K
E
C
Eisenman PA: see Heitz NA
Caborn DNM: see Albensi RJ; Nyland JA
Calhoon G, Fry AC: Injury rates and profiles of elite compet¬
itive weightlifters, 34:232 F
Cameron KL, Yunker CA, Austin MC: A standardized proto¬
Feld F: First Aid and CPR (media review), 34:298
col for the initial evaluation and documentation of mild
Fields K: see Cook G
brain injury, 34:34
Fogarty TD: see Rosene JM
Casa DJ: Exercise in the heat. I. Fundamentals of thermal
Fritz JM: Rehabilitation in Sports Medicine: A Comprehen¬
physiology, performance implications, and dehydration,
sive Guide (media review), 34:68
34:246
Fry AC: see Calhoon G
Casa DJ: Exercise in the heat. II. Critical concepts in
Fu FH: see DeMont RG; Rozzi SL; Swanik CB
rehydration, exertional heat illnesses, and maximizing
athletic performance, 34:253
Casterline MR: Instructor’s Toolkit for Concepts of Athletic G
Training (media review), 34:299
Champion HC: see Lyznicki JM Gansneder BM: see Kaminski TW
Chandler TJ: Complete Conditioning for Tennis (media re¬ Gee RL: Obsessive-compulsive disorder and anorexia ner¬
view), 34:73 vosa in a high school athlete: a case report, 34:375
Chappell S: see Turk JC Giraldo JL: see DeMont RG; Swanik CB
Clancy WG Jr: see Wilk KE Goodwin JE: see Voll CA Jr
Clark N: Nutrition for Sport & Exercise (media review), 34:294 Grace P: Milestones in athletic trainer certification, 34:285
Cook G, Burton L, Fields K: Reactive neuromuscular training Guadagnoli MA: see Davlin CD
for the anterior cruciate ligament-deficient knee: a case Gurchiek LR: see Kovaleski JE
report, 34:194 Guskiewicz KM, Riemann BL, Onate JA: Comparison of 3
Cottone J: Quick Reference Guide to Sports Injury Manage¬ methods of external support for management of acute
ment (media review), 34:67 lateral ankle sprains, 34:5
Cramer CR: A reconditioning program to lower the recur¬ Guskiewicz KM: see Myers JB
Journal of Athletic Training 419
H Meador R: see Stilger VG
Measom GJ: see Darrow H
Hand JW, Wroble RR: Prevention of tinea corporis in colle¬ Miller SJ: Approval of athletic training curriculums at col¬
giate wrestlers, 34:350 leges and universities, 34:62
Heinrichs K: Introduction to Surface Electromyography (me¬ Myers JB, Guskiewicz KM, Riemann BL: Syncope and
dia review), 34:69 atypical chest pain in an intercollegiate wrestler: a case
Heitman RJ: see Kovaleski JE report, 34:263
Heitz NA, Eisenman PA, Beck CL, Walker JA: Hormonal Myers JB, Guskiewicz KM, Schneider RA, Prentice WE:
changes throughout the menstrual cycle and increased Proprioception and neuromuscular control of the shoul¬
anterior cruciate ligament laxity in females, 34:144 der after muscle fatigue, 34:362
Henry TJ: High-Powered Plyometrics (media review), 34:297 Myrer JW: Letters to the editor. Some concerns, 34:231
Hertel J: Therapeutic Modalities (media review), 34:74
Higgins D, Kaminski TW: Letters to the editor. Some con¬
N
cerns (reply), 34:231
Hoffman M, Schrader J, Koceja D: An investigation of Nieman DC: Advances in Exercise Immunology (media re¬
postural control in postoperative anterior cruciate liga¬ view), 34:297
ment reconstruction patients, 34:130 Nyland J: see Albensi RJ
Holcomb WR: see Davlin CD Nyland JA, Caborn DNM, Shapiro R, Johnson DL: Crossover
Holt LE, Pelham TW, Burke DG: Modifications to the stan¬ cutting during hamstring fatigue produces transverse
dard sit-and-reach flexibility protocol, 34:43 plane knee control deficits, 34:137
Hopkins JT, Ingersoll CD, Sandrey MA, Bleggi SD: An
electromyographic comparison of 4 closed chain exer¬ O
cises, 34:353
Onate JA: see Guskiewicz KM
I
P
Ingersoll CD: see Hopkins JT
Ireland ML: Anterior cruciate ligament injury in female ath¬ Padua DA: Functional Movement in Orthopaedic and Sports
letes: epidemiology, 34:150 Physical Therapy (media review), 34:408
Pelham TW: see Holt LE
J Perkins SA, Massie JE: The laser-assisted capsular shift
procedure on an intercollegiate volleyball player: a case
Jensen K: Worksite Health Promotion (media review), 34:409 report, 34:386
Johnson DL: see Nyland JA Perrin DH: Editorial. JAT: past, present, and future, 34:327
Perrin DH: Editorial. Anterior cruciate ligament injury in the
K female athlete, 34:85
Perrin DH: Editorial. The golden anniversary of athletic
Kaminski TW, Perrin DH, Gansneder BM: Eversion strength training, 34:1
analysis of uninjured and functionally unstable ankles, Perrin DH: see Allen JD; Kaminski TW; Shultz SJ
34:239 Pitney WA: see Voll CA Jr
Kaminski TW: see Higgins D Powell JW, Barber-Foss KD: Injury patterns in selected high
Keating MJ: A unique finger injury in a professional hockey school sports: a review of the 1995-1997 seasons,
player: a case report, 34:379 34:277
Keskula DR, Lott J, Duncan JB: Snapping iliopsoas tendon Prentice WE: see Myers JB; Turk JC
in a recreational athlete: a case report, 34:382
Knight KL, Thompson C: 44 years of “The Journal,” 34:397 R
Koceja D: see Hoffman M
Koester MC: Sports Medicine for Young Athletes: A Guide Ransone J, Dunn-Bennett LR: Assessment of first-aid
for Parents, Teachers, and Coaches (media review), knowledge and decision making of high school athletic
34:71 coaches, 34:267
Konin JG: The Sports Medicine and Athletic Training Patient Reynolds N: Functional Rehabilitation of Sports and Muscu¬
Education Manual (media review), 34:72 loskeletal Injuries (media review), 34:70
Kovaleski JE, Heitman RJ, Gurchiek LR, Trundle TL: Reli¬ Ricard M: see Darrow H
ability and effects of arm dominance on upper extremity Riemann BL: see Guskiewicz KM; Myers JB
isokinetic force, work, and power using the Closed Riggs JA: see Lyznicki JM
Chain Rider System, 34:358 Robinson TW: see Stilger VG
Rosene JM, Fogarty TD: Anterior tibial translation in colle¬
L giate athletes with normal anterior cruciate ligament
integrity, 34:93
Lephart SM: see DeMont RG; Rozzi SL; Swanik CB Rozzi SL, Lephart SM, Fu FH: Effects of muscular fatigue on
Lindsay RH: see Decoster LC knee joint laxity and neuromuscular characteristics of
Lott J: see Keskula DR male and female athletes, 34:106
Lyznicki JM, Riggs JA, Champion HC: Certified athletic
trainers in secondary schools: report of the Council on S
Scientific Affairs, American Medical Association, 34:272
Sandrey MA: Signs and Symptoms of Athletic Injuries (media
review), 34:70
Sandrey MA: see Hopkins JT
Manning JM: ACSM Resource Manual for Guidelines for Schmitz RJ: Clinical Applications in Surface Electromyogra¬
Exercise Testing and Prescription (media review), 34:73 phy: Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain (media review), 34:
Manning JM: Physiology of sport and Exercise (media re¬ 296
view), 34:298 Schneider RA: see Myers JB
Massie JE: see Perkins SA Schrader J: see Hoffman M
Matheny ML: Letters to the editor. Everything to everyone?, Schulthies SS: The Patella: A Team Approach (media re¬
34:2 view), 34:295
Mattacola CG: see Allen JD Schulthies SS: see Darrow H
McLean JL Jr: Does the National Athletic Trainers’ Associ¬ Shapiro R: see Nyland JA
ation need a certification examination?, 34:292 Shields EW Jr: see Turk JC
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Shultz SJ, Perrin DH: Using surface electromyography to U
assess sex differences in neuromuscular response
characteristics, 34:165 Ulrich G: the Knee: Problems and Prevention-A Self-Help
Stilger VG, Alt JM, Robinson TW: Traumatic hyphema in an Guide (media review), 34:295
intercollegiate baseball player: a case report, 34:25
Stilger VG, Meador R, Tsuchiya M: Job search and employ¬ V
ment-related issues in athletic training education pro¬
Vailas JC: see Decoster LC
grams, 34:368
Vanic KA: Patient-Practitioner Interaction: An Experiential
Swanik CB, Lephart SM, Giraldo JL, DeMont RG, Fu FH:
Manual for Developing the Art of Health Care (media
Reactive muscle firing of anterior cruciate ligament- review), 34:69
injured females during functional activities, 34:121
Voll CA Jr, Goodwin JE, Pitney WA: Athletic training educa¬
Swanik CB: see DeMont RG
tion programs: to rank or not to rank?, 34:48
Swanik KA: Jumping Into Plyometrics (media review), 34:68
W
T
Walker JA: see Heitz NA
Telew N: see Gee RL Webright WG: Flexibility for Sport and Fitness (media re¬
Thompson C: Abstracts, 34:64, 34:202 view), 34:299
Thompson C: Current Literature, 34:75, 34:213 Wilk EK, Arrigo C, Andrews JR, Clancy WG Jr: Rehabilitation
Thompson C: see Knight KL after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction in the
Tomaszewski D, Avella D: Vertebral osteomyelitis in a high female athlete, 34:177
school hockey player: a case report, 34:29 Worrell TW: Commentary, 34:346
Trundle TL: see Kovaleski JE Worrell TW: see Cross KM
Tsang K, Buxton BP: Clinical Experiences in Athletic Train¬ Wroble RR: see Hand JW
ing: A Modular Approach (media review), 34:409
Tsuchiya M: see Stilger VG Y
Turk JC, Prentice WE, Chappell S, Shields EW Jr: Collegiate
coaches’ knowledge of eating disorders, 34:19 Yunker CA: see Cameron KL
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SUBJECT INDEX
Volume 34
golden anniversary, editorial, 34:1
high school sports, professional responsibilities, educa¬
tional requirements, 34:272
A history and evolution, in United States, 34:53
National Athletic Trainers’ Association, is certification
Abstracts, 34:64, 34:202 examination needed?, 34:292
Adolescent health, high school sports, athletic training,
ranking systems, 34:48
34:272 44-year history review of the Journal of Athletic Training,
Ankle stirrup, management of acute lateral ankle sprains, 34:397
treatment comparisons, 34:5
Authors’ response, 34:348
Anorexia nervosa
college coaches’ knowledge of, 34:19
B
obsessive-compulsive disorder, high school athlete,
case report, 34:375 Balance, postural control in postoperative anterior cruciate
Anterior cruciate ligament ligament, reconstruction patients, 34:130
anterior tibial translation in collegiate athletes with, Barrier cream, tinea corporis prevention, collegiate wres¬
34:93 tlers, 34:350
assessing sex differences in neuromuscular response Baseball, college players, traumatic hyphema, case report,
characteristics, surface electromyography evalua¬ 34:25
tion, 34:165 Basketball
deficient and reconstructed, muscle preactivity during anterior cruciate ligament injury patterns, collegiate men
functional activities, females, 34:115 and women, 34:86
deficient knee, reactive neuromuscular training, case female college players, proprioceptive training, anterior
report, 34:194 cruciate ligament-deficient knee, case report, 34:
female athletes, injuries, epidemiology, 34:150 194
in injured females during functional activities, 34:121 Biofeedback, electromyographic, vastus medialis oblique:
injury vastus lateralis ratio, 34:342
in female athletes, editorial, 34:85 Biomechanics
patterns, collegiate men and women, 34:86 crossover cutting during hamstring fatigue produces
predisposing factors, assessment and evaluation, 34: transverse plane knee control deficits, 34:137
155 forward and backward walking, body weight, foot and
laxity, hormonal levels assessed during normal men¬ ankle, heel forces relationship, 34:328
strual cycle, 34:144 Board of Certification, milestones in athletic trainer certifi¬
muscular fatigue effects on knee joint laxity, neuromus¬ cation, 34:285
cular characteristics of male and female athletes, Body cooling techniques, physiologic and performance
34:106 guidelines while exercising in the heat, 34:253
postural control in postoperative reconstructed patients, Brain injury, mild, standardized protocol, initial evaluation
evaluation, 34:130 and documentation, 34:34
reconstruction, rehabilitation, in female athlete, 34:177
Anterior tibial translation (ATT), in collegiate athletes with C
normal anterior cruciate ligament integrity, 34:93
Arm strength, effects, using Closed Chain Rider System, CAHEA, history and evaluation of athletic training, in
34:358 United States, 34:53
Arthrometry, anterior tibial translation in collegiate athletes Cardiovascular, exercise in the heat, physiologic founda¬
with normal anterior cruciate ligament integrity, tions, 34:246
34:93 Career services center, athletic training education pro¬
Arthroscope, laser-assisted capsular shift procedure, inter¬ grams, job search and related issues, 34:368
collegiate volleyball player, case report, 34:386 Cervical nerve injury, brachial plexus neurapraxia manage¬
Assessment, standard sit-and-reach flexibility protocol, ment techniques, collegiate football players, 34:390
34:43 Chinese herbal stimulants, intercollegiate wrestling, syn¬
Athlete, eating disorders, collegiate coaches’ knowledge, cope and atypical chest pain, case report, 34:263
34:19 Clean and jerk lift, injury rates, competitive weightlifters
Athletic injuries profiles, 34:232
high school coaches, first-aid knowledge, decision mak¬ Closed kinetic chain
ing, 34:267 muscle preactivity of anterior cruciate ligament-deficient
high school sports, certified athletic trainers, 34:272 and -reconstructed females during functional activi¬
patterns, 1995-1997 high school seasons review, 34: ties, 34:115
277 reliability and effects of arm dominance, on isokinetic
Athletic injury surveillance, generalized joint hypermobility, force, work, and power, 34:358
relationship to injury patterns among NCAA la¬ Commentary, 34:346
crosse players, 34:99 Committee on Allied Health Education and Accreditation
Athletic trainer certification, milestones, 34:285 (CAHEA), athletic training, history and evolution, in
Athletic training United States, 34:53
curriculum approval, colleges and universities, 34:62 Committee on Gaining Recognition, history and evolution
eating disorders, college coaches’ knowledge of, 34:19 of athletic training education in United States, 34:53
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Committee on Professional Advancement, milestones in F
athletic trainer certification, 34:285
Concentric, eversion strength analysis, uninjured and func¬ Fitness testing, standard sit-and-reach flexibility protocol,
tionally unstable ankles, 34:239 34:43
Concussion, standardized protocol, initial evaluation, mild FlexCord, closed chain exercises, electromyographic com¬
brain injury documentation, 34:34 parison, 34:353
Flexibility, effects of a preventive stretching program on
Corticosteroid, serum dexamethasone levels after Decad-
ron phonophoresis, 34:338 lower extremity musculotendinous strains, college
football players, 34:11
Current Literature, 34:75, 34:213
Focal compression, management of acute lateral ankle
Cycloplegia, traumatic hyphema, intercollegiate baseball
sprains, treatment comparisons, 34:5
player, case report, 34:25
Football, college players, effects of static stretching pro¬
grams, 34:11
Force plate, proprioception and neuromuscular control of
D
the shoulder after muscle fatigue, 34:362
Functional movement assessment, crossover cutting dur¬
Decadron phonophoresis, serum dexamethasone levels
after, 34:338 ing hamstring fatigue produces transverse plane
knee control deficits, 34:137
Dehydration, physiologic and performance guidelines while
Functional performance tests, anterior cruciate ligament
exercising in the heat, 34:253
injury, predisposing factors, assessment and evalu¬
Delayed-onset muscle soreness (DOMS), effects of micro¬
ation, 34:155
current electrical neuromuscular stimulation, 34:334
Fundoscopy, traumatic hyphema, intercollegiate baseball
Diastasis, distal tibiofibular syndesmosis. National Football
player, case report, 34:25
League athletic trainers survey, 34:15
Displacement, anterior tibial translation in collegiate ath¬
G
letes with normal anterior cruciate ligament integ¬
rity, 34:93 Gait, forward and backward walking, body weight, foot
Distal tibiofibular syndesmosis, sprains. National Football and ankle, heel forces, relationship, 34:328
League athletic trainers, survey, 34:15 Glenohumeral joint, laser-assisted capsular shift proce¬
Dynamic stability dure, intercollegiate volleyball player, case report,
rehabilitation, after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruc¬ 34:386
tion in female athlete, 34:177 Goniometry, forward and backward walking, body weight,
surface electromyography evaluation to assess sex dif¬ foot and ankle, heel forces, relationship, 34:328
ferences in neuromuscular response characteristics, Gonioscopy, traumatic hyphema, intercollegiate baseball
34:165 player, case report, 34:25
Graduate program ranking, athletic training education pro¬
grams, 34:48
E Graphic rating scale, effect of microcurrent stimulation on
delayed-onset muscle soreness, 34:334
Eating disorders, college coaches’ knowledge of, 34:19
Eccentric, eversion strength analysis, uninjured and func¬ H
tionally unstable ankles, 34:239
Edema reduction, management of acute lateral ankle Hamstring fatigue, crossover cutting during, produces
sprains, treatment comparisons, 34:5 transverse plane knee control deficits, 34:137
Editorials, 34:327, 34:1, 34:85, 34:229 Hamstrings, closed chain exercises, electromyographic
Editors, 44-year history review of the Journal of Athletic comparison, 34:353
Training, 34:397 Heat acclimatization, physiologic and performance guide¬
Education, athletic training lines, while exercising in the heat, 34:253
curriculum approval, colleges and universities, 34:62 Heat stress, physiology fundamentals, performance impli¬
eating disorders, college coaches’ knowledge of, 34:19 cations, dehydration, 34:246
High school sports, athletic training, professional responsi¬
ranking systems, 34:48
bilities, educational requirements, 34:272
Education Council, history and evolution of athletic training
Hip pathology, snapping iliopsoas tendon, treatment for
education in United States, 34:53
recreational athlete, case report, 34:382
Education Task Force, history and evolution of athletic
Hip rehabilitation, recreational athlete, 4-week stretching
training, in United States, 34:53
program, case report, 34:382
Electric stimulation, effects on delayed-onset muscle sore¬
Hockey player, high school, vertebral osteomyelitis, case
ness, 34:334
report, 34:29
Electromechanical delay, assessing sex differences in neu¬
Hydration, physiologic and performance guidelines while
romuscular response characteristics, 34:165
exercising in the heat, 34:253
Electromyography
Hyphema, traumatic, intercollegiate baseball player, case
assessing sex differences in neuromuscular response
report, 34:25
characteristics, 34:165
muscular fatigue effects on knee joint laxity, neuromus¬
I
cular characteristics of male and female athletes,
34:106 Impalement by foreign bodies, case report, 34:379
Ephedrine, intercollegiate wrestling, syncope and atypical Impalement by foreign objects, case report, 34:379
chest pain, case report, 34:263 Injury mechanisms
Epidemiology anterior cruciate ligament injury, female athletes, epide¬
anterior cruciate ligament injury patterns, collegiate men miology, 34:150
and women, 34:86 crossover cutting during hamstring fatigue produces
injury patterns, 1995-1997 high school seasons, review, transverse plane knee control deficits, 34:137
34:277 Injury outcomes, high school coaches, first-aid knowledge,
Erratum, 34:4 decision making, 34:267
Estrogen, anterior cruciate ligament laxity, hormonal levels Injury prevention, high school sports, athletic training, 34:
assessed during normal menstrual cycle, 34:144 272
Exercise, resistance, injury rates, competitive weightlifters Injury risk, generalized joint hypermobility, relationship to
profiles, 34:232 injury patterns among NCAA lacrosse players, 34:99
Journal of Athletic Training 423
Instability, laser-assisted capsular shift procedure, intercol¬ reactive muscle firing of anterior cruciate ligament-in¬
legiate volleyball player, case report, 34:386 jured females during functional activities, 34:121
Intravenous rehydration, restore physiologic functions, Muscle injury, effects of stretching program, lower extrem¬
while exercising in the heat, 34:253 ity, 34:11
Isokinetic, eversion strength analysis, uninjured and func¬ Musculotendinous strain injury, lower extremity, effects of
tionally unstable ankles, 34:239 a preventive stretching program, college football
Isokinetic testing. Closed Chain Rider System reliability, players, 34:11
arm dominance effects on work and power, 34:358
Isometric stabilization
N
impulse technique, reactive neuromuscular training, an¬
terior cruciate ligament-deficient knee, case report, NATA Board of Certification, milestones in athletic trainer
34:194 certification, 34:285
oscillating technique, anterior cruciate ligament-deficient National Athletic Trainers’ Association
knee, reactive neuromuscular training, case report, is certification examination needed?, 34:292
34:194 milestones in athletic trainer certification, 34:285
National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA), athletic
J training education, history and evolution, in United
States, 34:53
Job application, athletic training education programs, job National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) history, 44-
search and employment-related issues, 34:368 year review of the Journal of Athletic Training, 34:
Job search, athletic training education programs, employ¬ 397
ment-related issues, 34:368 National Commission for Health Certifying Agencies, mile¬
Joint position sense, proprioception and neuromuscular stones in athletic trainer certification, 34:285
control of the shoulder after muscle fatigue, 34:362 National Football League (NFL), effects of static stretching
Joint Review Committee on Educational Programs in Ath¬ programs, 34:11
letic Training (JRC-AT), athletic training, history and National Organization for Competency Assurance, mile¬
evolution, in United States, 34:53 stones in athletic trainer certification, 34:285
Journal of Athletic Training Neurologic, standardized protocol, initial evaluation, mild
why the Journal is needed, 34:407 brain injury documentation, 34:34
44-year history review, 34:397 Neuromuscular control, rehabilitation, after anterior cruci¬
ate ligament reconstruction, in female athlete, 34:
K 177
Knee
anterior cruciate ligament injury patterns, collegiate men O
and women, 34:86
anterior tibial translation in collegiate athletes with nor¬ Obsessive-compulsive disorder, anorexia nervosa, high
mal anterior cruciate ligament integrity, 34:93 school athlete, case report, 34:375
Knee arthrometer, anterior cruciate ligament laxity, hor¬ Outcome studies, anterior cruciate ligament injury, female
monal levels assessed during normal menstrual cy¬ athletes, epidemiology, 34:150
cle, 34:144
Knee rehabilitation, closed chain exercises, electromyo¬ P
graphic comparison, 34:353
Patellofemoral, vastus medialis oblique:vastus lateralis ra¬
L tio, electromyographic biofeedback, 34:342
Personnel management, athletic training education pro¬
Lacrosse, NCAA players, generalized joint hypermobility, grams, job search and employment-related issues,
relationship to injury patterns among, 34:99 34:368
Laxity Perturbation training, rehabilitation, after anterior cruciate
generalized joint hypermobility, relationship to injury pat¬ ligament reconstruction in female athlete, 34:177
terns among NCAA lacrosse players, 34:99 Point of no return, anterior cruciate ligament injury, female
knee joint, muscular fatigue effects on, neuromuscular athletes, epidemiology, 34:150
characteristics of male and female athletes, 34:106 Postural malalignments, anterior cruciate ligament injury,
Letters to the editor, 34:2, 34:231 predisposing factors, assessment and evaluation,
Limbal tissue, traumatic hyphema, intercollegiate baseball 34:155
player, case report, 34:25 Posture
Low back pain, vertebral osteomyelitis, high school control in postoperative anterior cruciate ligament, re¬
hockey player, case report, 34:29 construction patients, 34:130
Lower extremity injury, effects of a preventive stretching forward and backward walking, body weight, foot and
program, college football players, 34:11 ankle, heel forces, relationship, 34:328
Lumbar vertebra, vertebral osteomyelitis, high school Prestige ranking, athletic training education programs,
hockey player, case report, 34:29 34:48
Prevention
eating disorders, collegiate coaches’ knowledge, 34:19
lower extremity musculotendinous strains, 34:11
Manual techniques, brachial plexus neurapraxia manage¬ tinea corporis, collegiate wrestlers, 34:350
ment, collegiate football players, 34:390 Prevention programs, anterior cruciate ligament injury, fe¬
Mechanoreceptors, proprioception and neuromuscular male athletes, epidemiology, 34:150
control of the shoulder after muscle fatigue, 34:362 Productivity ranking, athletic training education programs,
Media reviews, 34:67, 34:294, 34:408, 34:48
Microcurrent electrical neuromuscular stimulation (MENS), Professional Education Committee, history and evolution
effects on delayed-onset muscle soreness, 34:334 of athletic training education in United States, 34:53
Mobilization, brachial plexus neurapraxia management Professional maturation, raising our professional voice,
techniques, collegiate football players, 34:390 editorial, 34:229
Muscle activity Progesterone, anterior cruciate ligament laxity, hormonal
anterior cruciate ligament-deficient and -reconstructed levels assessed during normal menstrual cycle, 34:
females, 34:115 144
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Proprioception Snatch lift, injury rates, competitive weightlifters, profiles,
anterior cruciate ligament-deficient knee, reactive neuro¬ 34:232
muscular training, case report, 34:194 Soccer, anterior cruciate ligament injury patterns, colle¬
muscular fatigue effects on knee joint laxity, neuromus¬ giate men and women, 34:86
cular characteristics of male and female athletes, Spine, vertebral osteomyelitis, high school hockey player,
34:106 case report, 34:29
Puncture wounds, case report, 34:379 Sprains
ankle, comparison of external support methods, 34:5
Q distal tibiofibular syndesmosis. National Football League
athletic trainers, survey, 34:15
Quadriceps, closed chain exercises, electromyographic Staphylococcus aureus, vertebral osteomyelitis, high
comparison, 34:353 school hockey player, case report, 34:29
Quarter squat, closed chain exercises, electromyographic Static structural measures, anterior cruciate ligament in¬
comparison, 34:353 jury, predisposing factors, assessment and evalua¬
tion, 34:155
R Step-up, closed chain exercises, electromyographic com¬
parison, 34:353
Radioimmunoassay, anterior cruciate ligament laxity, hor¬
Strains, injury rates, competitive weightlifters, profiles, 34:
monal levels assessed during normal menstrual cy¬
232
cle, 34:144
Stretching program
Ranking systems, athletic training education programs,
preventive effects on lower extremity musculotendinous
34:48
strains, college football players, 34:11
Reaction time, assessing sex differences in neuromuscular
standard sit-and-reach flexibility protocol, 34:43
response characteristics, surface electromyography
Surveillance, injury patterns, 1995-1997 high school sea¬
evaluation, 34:165
sons, review, 34:277
Reflex
assessing sex differences in neuromuscular response
characteristics, surface electromyography evalua¬ T
tion, 34:165
Tendinitis, injury rates, competitive weightlifters, profiles,
reactive muscle firing of anterior cruciate ligament-in¬
34:232
jured females during functional activities, 34:121
Thermoregulation, physiologic foundations, 34:246
Rehabilitation exercise, brachial plexus neurapraxia man¬
Tonometry, traumatic hyphema, intercollegiate baseball
agement techniques, collegiate football players, 34:
player, case report, 34:25
390
Torque, peak, eversion strength analysis, uninjured and
Rheumatology, generalized joint hypermobility, relationship
functionally unstable ankles, 34:239
to injury patterns among NCAA lacrosse players,
34:99
Ringworm, tinea corporis prevention, collegiate wrestlers, U
34:350
Ultrasound, serum dexamethasone levels after Decadron
Risk, injury patterns, 1995-1997 high school seasons, re¬
phonophoresis, 34:338
view, 34:277
Undergraduate program ranking, athletic training educa¬
tion programs, 34:48
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Scholarship, 44-year history review of the Journal of Ath¬ V
letic Training, 34:397
Serum analysis, dexamethasone levels after Decadron Vocational guidance, athletic training education programs,
phonophoresis, 34:338 job search and employment-related issues, 34:368
Shoulder injury, laser-assisted capsular shift procedure,
intercollegiate volleyball player, case report, 34:386 W
Sideline evaluation, standardized protocol, mild brain in¬
jury documentation, 34:34 Weight loss, intercollegiate wrestling, over-the-counter
Sit-and-reach flexibility protocol, standard, modifications stimulant, syncope and atypical chest pain, case
to, 34:43 report, 34:263
Skin infections, tinea corporis prevention, collegiate wres¬ Wrestling
tlers, 34:350 intercollegiate, syncope and atypical chest pain, case
Snapping hip syndrome, evaluation, diagnosis, and treat¬ report, 34:263
ment for recreational athlete, case report, 34:382 tinea corporis prevention, 34:350
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