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Sudden Cardiac Arrest, the leading cause of sports-related death.

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Athletes with Sickle Cell trait have special considerations before and during their workout. During intense exercise, these athletes are at risk for a possibly life threatening condition called “exertional sickling.” The athlete’s red blood cells change from a disc shape to a rigid, sickle shape and can become trapped in arteries leading to muscles, blocking oxygen from getting to muscle and tissue. Exertional Sickling is a serious condition that can cause pain, weakness, and fatigue, and can be live threatening. Rest, hydration, and high flow oxygen are used to treat and prevent an exertional sickling crisis.

This animation was created for the athletic department at the Florida State University and was presented by Kendall Campbell, M.D., Associate Professor at the Florida State University College of Medicine. All content is copyright 2012 by the Florida State University College of Medicine.

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Looking for CEU's and learning opportunities?

JSMP is partnering with Innovative CEU’s (www.innovativeceus.com) to offer online education.

For Parents & Athletes:

Educational Lecture Series and Symposium Presentations

2018 Symposium select topics are available for Home Study courses through innovativeceus.com
2017 Symposium topics are available upon request

2016 Educational Lecture Series

2016 First Coast Sports Injury Symposium

What Your Membership Means

  1. Those who register for the annual symposium are considered JSMP members through the date of the actual symposium. That means if you register for the previous year say for example 2018 Symposium (not any previous year) you may register at the JSMP Member discount.
  2. Other education course offered in that calendar year are included.
  3. Other perks include the following…..