The Sport Pre-participation Physical Examination (PPE)

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The Sport Pre-participation Physical Examination (PPE)

Today... Purpose of the physical examination Goals Parts of the examination The exam format

Purpose of the physical exam Prevention of injury - to identify areas that have an increased risk for injury Baseline information

Demographics High schools NCAA requirements

Goals To provide an objective, sport-specific musculoskeletal profile of athletic fitness To delineate negative information that prohibits, modifies or delays participation To delineate positive information to decrease injury risk and increase performance

Goals To produce a reproducible record for subsequent examinations To provide a base for sport-specific conditioning

Personal Information Records information Signatures, if necessary Address & phone Emergency contact Health insurance Health status

Exam Gathers negative information used to decrease chance of catastrophic injuries - given upon entrance into athletic program

Exam Sections - medical history - medical exam - appropriate lab work

Exam Questionnaire(s) - personal medical history - orthopedic history - family medical history Reviewed at check-in

Physical Components Physical measures Cardiovascular Vision General medical –Heart & lung –Internal/abdominal –ENT Orthopedic Neurological Flexibility Lab work

Medical Exam Orthopedic - posture evaluation - leg length discrepancy - joint stability - deficiencies from trauma/surgery

Administration Options Individual –Family physician –HMO Group/military fashion

Exam Results Medical referral Clearance Clearance with supervision Disqualification

Legal Considerations Information is confidential –HIPAA –FERPA –Release of medical information

Legal Considerations Disqualifying conditions “The team physician has the final responsibility to determine when a student- athlete is removed or withheld from participation due to an injury, illness, or pregnancy.”

Legal Considerations Other conditions predispose to risk If participation NOT recommended: - outline the risks - outline the policy regarding situation - discuss lesser risks & program