Objectives: Describe the role of the pelvic floor within the core and its contribution to pressure management, continence, and load transfer during athletic activity Identify common signs and symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction in female athletes, including urinary incontinence, pelvic pressure/heaviness, pelvic pain, and bowel or bladder dysfunction Identify the criteria of RED-S and how it differs from the antiquated female athlete triad Implement screening for RED-S with athletes and determine who is safe to play while being treated for RED-S What is the team dentist's role and oral impact prior to and during an athlete's season Management of dental sideline injuries, having resources in place to manage quickly Recognize clinical presentations and symptoms of thoracic outlet syndrome in the overhead athlete Describe best treatments for thoracic outlet syndrome and identify patients that would benefit from thoracic outlet decompression Recognize common respiratory conditions and their clinical presentations Identify signs and symptoms of respiratory distress and determine when respiratory symptoms warrant immediate medical evaluation or transfer

Status: Active

Domains:

• Assessment
• Evaluation and Diagnosis
• Risk Reduction
• Wellness and Health Literacy
• Therapeutic Intervention

Format: Virtual Synchronous - Live

Dual Credentials and JA: Athletic Trainers Only

Presenter(s): Dr. Alexa Lee, PT, DPT: The Missing Piece of the Core Dr. Sydney Asselstine, MD: RED-S; Recognize, Evaluate, Determine Safety Dr. Chaz Collins, DMD: Managing Oral Health and Trauma On and Off the Sideline Dr. Matthew Inra MD, FACS: Refractory Dynamic Upper Extremity Pain: Thoracic Outlet Syndrome in the Overhead Athlete Dr. Maya Silbert, MD: Respiratory Conditions Impacting Student Athletes

Start Date & Time: 10/29/2026 08:00 AM CDT

End Date & Time: 10/29/2026 11:00 AM CDT

Cost: $0.00

CEUs: 3