troatment that the medical supervisor has o.k. You will find
that in some types of injurios the recovery period will be
cut in half py Administering three treatments per day in-
stead of the usual once

We plan to stay on one scction of the body until each student
has mastcred it. They must bcocome thoroughly familiar with
each and every bone and umscle of the human anatomy s that
they may treat the various injurics with a full lkmowledge of
the bonc and muscle affocted. We will, also, have many articles
written each month for the present college trainers that will
be very interesting for you and your student trainers to study
in conncetion with the regular lessons, You and your stucent
trainocrs might rcad them as they appear and use them as ‘you

seo fite Your medical supervisor will be very happy to explain
the technical side of any of the subjocts under ciscussione
Your physiology or hygiene classes will be stucied with new
intensity as they will help the student traincrs to beocone

more familiar with the human body with which the lessons are

to be concerned.

The studont trainers will have, also, the responsibility for:

(1) Social Restrictions- Every athlete should realize that
certain restrictions must be put on his hours out-side
the training schodule,s This includes late hours, drink-
ing, smoking and datcse

(2) Prophylactic Care- The study of each athlete brings out
individual factors that if considered will go a long
ways toward preventing injurics and tho following
subdivisions applys

(a) Examination and records of athlete at the be~
ginning of the training period by a competent
physician.

(bo) Taping, bandaging, ctc»., applied to
{(c) Inspecting of equipment and proper fitting of same,

(d) Placing according to physique and mentality»

(ce) Continuous records for protection and resacarch as
to weight and general physical condition.

{3) Emergency Care- Trainers should know about emergency care
for many times a physician is not immediately available.

(a) Skin abrasions, blisters, boils, ctc»
rt

(0) Ligamentous injuries.
(c) Muscle injuries.

(ad). Recognition of organic or brain lesions that require
the immediate service of a competent physician or
hospitalizations

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