ISE Essentials of Athletic Injury Management 2026 Evergreen Release By William E. Prentice
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Essentials of Athletic Injury Management (2026 Evergreen Release) by William E. Prentice is a comprehensive foundational textbook published by McGraw-Hill Higher Education. It is designed specifically for students, coaches, physical educators, and fitness professionals who must manage sports-related injuries when a licensed athletic trainer or physician is unavailable. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Core Specifications & Identifiers
- Author: William E. Prentice
- Publisher: McGraw-Hill
- Release Date: January 2026
- ISBN-13 (Evergreen/Loose-leaf): 978-1266498596
- ISBN-10: 1266498591 [1, 2, 3, 4]
Textbook Structure & Key Focus Areas
The text guides readers logically from basic sports medicine administration to localized anatomical injury care: [1]
- Part I: Organizing an Athletic Health Care System – Explains the distinct roles of coaches, fitness professionals, and the sports medicine team. It highlights critical administrative protocols, legal liabilities, and athletic insurance needs. [1]
- Part II: Injury Prevention Protocols – Delivers actionable guidelines on fitness training conditioning, sports nutrition, supplements, selecting protective sports gear, and managing adverse environmental factors (e.g., heat illness). [1, 2, 3]
- Part III: Emergency Care & Management Techniques – Provides step-by-step instructions for on-field injury assessments, emergency handling, bloodborne pathogens, wound dressings, tape wrapping, and basic psychological assistance for injured athletes. [1]
- Part IV: Regional Injury Recognition – Breaks down identification and immediate care for regional acute injuries spanning from the head and spine down to the foot and toes, alongside youth-specific safety concerns and substance abuse considerations. [1]
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