FMED 9324
Northeast Campus
Family and Community Medicine
Sports Medicine
Location of Elective: Valley Bone and Joint Clinic
Preceptor(s):
Michael Kruger, M.D.
Period(s) offered and
number of students per period: All periods, one per period.
Purpose: This elective will provide a typical outpatient sports medicine experience, including sideline event coverage of high school and college athletics.
Objectives: Following successful completion of this elective, the student
will be able to:
Instructional Activities: During this elective, the student will be involved
in/experience:
1. Reading of standard sports medicine textbooks and primary literature (journals) to support and expand clinical and didactic teaching.
2. Discussion of cases among peers with attending supervision.
3. Instruction on the use of injectable medication.
4. Instruction on radiographic interpretation.
5. Informal didactic teaching oriented toward sports medicine topics with a literature review on a selected topic followed by the preparation of a presentation.
6. Completion of a pre-test and a post-test covering reviewed topics in sports medicine from the clinical and didactic teaching.
Criteria for Grading: During and following this elective, the preceptor will:
1. Judge by direct observation of clinical skills and review of the patient medical records the student’s ability to perform an efficient history and physical exam on a sports medicine patient.
2. Evaluate by direct observation and review of the patient medical records the student’s ability to perform an orthopedic exam.
3. Judge by direct observation the student’s level of proficiency in diagnosis and treatment of sports medicine problems..
4. Judge by direct observation the student’s ability to work as member of an integrated health team.
5. Judge by direct observation the student’s ability to present cases and integrate, assess and learn new information.
6. Complete the standard UND 4th year evaluation form with particular attention to the skills obtained in the items listed above under “Criteria for Grading.”