High School Sports Medicine I Workbook
A teach-yourself workbook for the first high school course in sports medicine and athletic training.
Students learn how the sports medicine team works, the anatomy behind injuries, how injuries happen and heal, how professionals recognize red flags, and how schools prepare for concussion, cardiac arrest, heat, lightning and infection. Then they practice it all with realistic sideline scenarios.
- Course
- High school Sports Medicine and Athletic Training
- For
- High school students in a first Sports Medicine, Athletic Training or related health science course (grades 9–12), and the teachers who run those courses.
- Format
- Printed paperback workbook
- Answers
- Full answers and model responses included
Buy this workbook
Direct Amazon links for this workbook are being added. Schools ordering multiple copies can email [email protected].
For education only. This workbook does not replace certified CPR, AED and first-aid training. Not affiliated with or endorsed by NATA, NFHS, the American Heart Association or any state agency.
What's inside
- The Sports Medicine Team
- Law, Ethics & Documentation
- Medical Terminology
- Bones, Joints & Connective Tissue
- Muscles & Body Systems
- Injury Prevention & Conditioning
- How Injuries Happen & Heal
- Recognizing Injuries & Red Flags
- Head, Neck, Spine & Trunk
- Concussion
- Emergency Action Plans
- Heat, Cold, Lightning & Air Quality
- Wounds & Infection Control
- Integrated Sideline Cases
Five steps to exam-ready answers
- 1Learn It
- 2Check It
- 3Case It
- 4Test It
- 5Improve It
Key features
- Recognize → Respond → Refer scenarios throughout
- Triage, case and documentation practice
- A scored checkpoint at the end of every chapter
- Safety content checked against national guidance (2026)
- Common misconceptions checked and corrected
- Original diagrams of the body and injuries
- Full answers and model responses at the back
- Glossary, red-flag reference and progress tracker
Frequently asked questions
What is the Sports Medicine I Workbook?
A teach-yourself workbook for the first high school course in sports medicine and athletic training. Students learn how the sports medicine team works, the anatomy behind injuries, how injuries happen and heal, how professionals recognize red flags, and how schools prepare for concussion, cardiac arrest, heat, lightning and infection. Then they practice it all with realistic sideline scenarios.
Who is it for?
High school students in a first Sports Medicine, Athletic Training or related health science course (grades 9–12), and the teachers who run those courses.
Which course does it cover?
It is written for high school courses in sports medicine, athletic training and related health science programs, grades 9–12. Exam Vista does not claim alignment with any particular state's standards, so teachers should check the content against their own course framework.
Are answers included?
Yes. Full answers and model responses are included, so students can check their own work.
Is it an official endorsed resource?
For education only. This workbook does not replace certified CPR, AED and first-aid training. Not affiliated with or endorsed by NATA, NFHS, the American Heart Association or any state agency.
Where can I buy it?
Direct Amazon links will be added to this page shortly. Schools ordering multiple copies can email [email protected].