Assessment general and sports specific BY MIN^ED ACADEMY

1. ASSESSMENT
“THE TRUE SIGN OF INTELLIGENCE IS NOT KNOWLEDGE BUT
IMAGINATION.”
-ALBERT EINSTEIN

2. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
GENERAL ASSESSMENT
 SOAP
 METHODOLOGY
 SPORTS SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS
 HEALTH RELATED
 PHYSICAL FITNESS RELATED
 PPE
 ON-FIELD

3. SOAP NOTE
Subjective Objective Assessment Plan
HISTORY
RED FLAGS
YELLOW FLAGS
OPEN ENDED
QUESTIONS
OBSERVATIONS
TREATMENT
INTERVENTIONS
INDICATES THE
PROGRESS MADE
TOWARDS PATIENT
GOALS
DISCUSS FACTORS
THAT CAN
IMPROVE PATIENT
FUNCTIONALITY
SMART GOALS
ACTION PLANS

4. GENERAL OUTLINE OF ASSESSMENT

5. CASE STUDY I
A 45-YEAR-OLD TRUCK DRIVER WITH BILATERAL
CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME WAS REFERRED
FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY BY AN ORTHOPEDIC
SURGEON SPECIALIZING IN HAND INJURIES.
DURING THE COURSE OF TREATMENT THE
CLIENT MENTIONED THAT HE WAS ALSO
SEEING ANOTHER THERAPIST FOR WRIST AND
HAND PAIN. THE THERAPIST TOLD THE CLIENT
THAT, BASED ON HIS ASSESSMENT, THERAPIST
TREATMENT WAS INDICATED FOR LIVER
DISEASE.
Why Liver
Disease?
Systemic diseases can mimic
Neuro Musculoskeletal
dysfunction

6. ATHLETE ASSESSMENT
Health Related Component
• Cardiorespiratory Fitness
• Body Composition
• Flexibility
• Muscular Strength
• Muscular Endurance
Fitness Related Component
• Balance
• Reaction time
• Coordination
• Agility
• Speed
• Power
• Anaerobic Capacity

7. HEALTH-RELATED COMPONENT
Cardiorespiratory
Lab based : Cosmed K5,
Metamax, Spirometer,
Field Test: YO-YO Test,
Beep Test
VO2max , Lung Volume
Capacity (TLC, IRV, ERV,
RQ), Heart Rate Max,
Training Zone

8. Body Composition
BOD POD, Hydro
densitometry,
Skinfold Method
BMI, Body Fat %, Fat
Free Mass, Muscle Mass

9. Flexibility
Back and Scratch Test
Sit and Reach test
Upper Limb and Lower
Limb Flexibility

10. Muscular Strength
Isokinetic Dynamometer,
EMG, Hand Held
Dynamometer, 1RM
Torque, Agonist and
Antagonist Ratio (H/Q),
Force, Number of
Repetitions , MVC

11. Muscular
Endurance
EMG, Isokinetic
Dynamometer, Push up
Test and Squat test
Number of repetition
per unit time, fatigue

12. FITNESS RELATED COMPONENT
Balance
Y-Balance Test
Static Balance and
Dynamic Balance

13. Reaction
Time
Wall Toss Test/
Ruler Drop Test/
Blazepod
Reaction time is a
measure of the
quickness an athlete
responds to some sort
of stimulus.

14. Coordination
Manual dexterity tests,
or tests of hand-eye
coordination also fall
into this category.
The ability to move two or
more body parts under
control, smoothly and
efficiently.
Coordination is typically
measured using tests of hand-
eye or foot-eye coordination
such as throwing, catching or
bouncing a ball, or hitting an
object.

15. Agility
T – Test,
5-0-5 Test, Spider Test,
Illinois Test
The ability to quickly
change body position
or direction of the
body.

16. Speed
20 meter dash, 30
meter dash
flying 30m sprint
Speed is the ability to
move quickly.

17. Power
Vertical Jump
Medicine ball Throw
The ability to exert a
maximal force in as short
a time as possible, as in
accelerating, jumping and
throwing implements.

18. Anaerobic
Power
Running Based
Anaerobic Sprint Test.
Wingate Protocol,
Lactate Analysis
Fatigue Index
OBLA

19. Functional
Movement
Screening
STABILITY
MOBILITY
FUNCTIONAL

20. Somatotyping
Motion and
Video Analysis
Training Load
Analysis

21. Sports
Psychology
Sports Nutrition

22. PRE-PARTICIPATION EVALUATION
A PRE-PARTICIPATION EVALUATION, OR SPORTS PHYSICAL, IS MEANT TO HELP MAINTAIN THE
HEALTH AND SAFETY OF ATHLETES.
ITS PURPOSE IS TO PROMOTE SAFE PARTICIPATION.
EXAMPLE:
FIFA PCMA

23. ON-FIELD ASSESSMENT
History Mechanism
of Injury
DR ABC
SCAT 5

24. Questions???

25. THANK YOU