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Athletic Training Medical History Questionnaire Student-athletes have the responsibility to truthfully and fully disclose their medical history and report any changes in their health to the team health care provider. The questionnaire must be filled out each season in the athletic training facility. The athlete will be required to list all medications and the dosages that are being taken on this form.
Medications Athletes who are prescribed inhalers must bring a second inhaler to be kept in the possession of the athletic training staff. The inhaler must be clearly labeled with the athlete’s name and prescription. Student-athletes who have epi-pens prescribed to them in the event of an allergic reaction must bring a second epi-pen to be kept in the possession of the athletic training staff. The epi-pen must be clearly labeled with the athlete’s name and prescription.
Athletic Training Screening This screening is performed to first year participants in athletics at CCSU. The procedure includes posture evaluation, flexibility evaluation, previous injuries screening, height, weight, and body composition. Each season thereafter, the athletic training facility screening will consist of height, weight, body composition, and a screening of significant injuries sustained from the previous season.
Pre-existing Injuries The athletic training staff screens all first year participants for previous injuries by performing a complete orthopedic evaluation. The orthopedic evaluation is also performed on veteran athletes who sustained a significant injury during the regular season or out of season. The university physician and/or team physician or their designee is the FINAL AUTHORITY concerning when the student-athlete return to partial or full participation.
Rehabilitation Athletes who have been receiving rehabilitation off-campus must bring a prescription from their physician. Athletes should bring copies of all rehabilitation notes if rehabilitation is to be continued in CCSU athletic training facility.
Insurance Information Form Each year a new insurance information form must be filled out and on file in the athletic training facility in order to be eligible for practicing or conditioning.
Helmet Safety Statement Athletes participating in football must be read, sign, and date a helmet safety form each season.
Medical Records The athletic training facility records are considered a medical record. Athletic training records and the information that they contain are considered confidential and private. Written permission, signed by the student-athlete, that authorizes the release of medical information to others must specify which information may be released and to whom. Medical records are maintained during the athlete’s collegiate career and for 7 years thereafter.
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