Question

This is a question concerning althletic training for medical terminology. I’m just hoping someone can help me with answering the fifth question. Thanks!

A cross country coach is riding a particular asthmatic athlete very hard. The coach reveals to you that he does not believe that there are any "real" cases of asthma and that the athlete is just out of shape and needs to work harder in order to overcome his laziness and lack of conditioning. What do you do as an athletic trainer? What are the types of asthma discussed in the text book? What are common medications used to treat asthma? Who do you need to get information from in order to verify and understand that athlete's particulars? What should be entailed in your conversation with the coach regarding asthma?

Answer 1

Answer: Asthma is a disease where one cannot breathe properly. The conversation with the coach regarding asthma should include the severity of the Asthma occurs when the person does not get the sufficient air to breathe. The Athletes can't stress themselves if they are suffering from Asthma.

Because these stress, working too hard it for a too long time may effects the breathing process. Sometimes during the practice also the attack can occur, so coach should be ready for the first aid as well as he should look into this matter seriously.