The video introduces the sports medicine program at Shadow Ridge High School, led by Ms. Kelly Diamond. It is a two-year program offering courses from basic to honors levels, with opportunities for internships and certifications in areas like CPR and first aid. The program covers various skills, including taping, using ultrasound machines, and emergency medical care. Students can also join the HOSA organization for leadership and medical training. For more information, viewers are encouraged to contact their school counselor or visit the district website.

What is the duration of the sports medicine program at Shadow Ridge High School?

• Four years

• Two years

• One year

• Three years

What is the primary focus of the sports medicine program?

• Art and design

• Medical field preparation

• Business management

• Computer programming

Which of the following skills is NOT taught in the sports medicine program?

• Ultrasound usage

• Taping skills

• Emergency medical care

• Surgical procedures

What tool is used in the program to measure range of motion?

• Sphygmomanometer

• Thermometer

• Goniometer

• Stethoscope

Which of the following is NOT a part of the sports medicine program's equipment?

• X-ray machine

• Agility balls

• Dyna discs

• Spine board

Which certification can students earn in the 3-4 honors class?

• First aid certification

• OSHA tencert

• CPR certification

• Personal training certification

What additional certification can students pursue in the 6 honors class?

• CPR and first aid

• Ultrasound technician

• OSHA tencert

• Advanced taping skills

What does HOSA stand for?

• Health Organization for Student Activities

• Health Occupations Students of America

• Health and Occupational Safety Association

• Healthcare Opportunities and Student Advancement

What type of skills can students gain through the HOSA organization?

• Engineering and technical skills

• Leadership and medical training

• Financial and accounting skills

• Artistic and creative skills

How can students get more information about the sports medicine program?

• By visiting the school library

• By emailing their school counselor

• By calling the principal's office

• By attending a sports event