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What Is a Sports Physical? The sports physical is also known as a preparticipation physical evaluation (PPE). The sports history and exam helps to tell if its safe for you to participate in your sport. Most states require students have a sports physical before they can play school sports.
Sports physicals are designed to clear a child for specific basketball, football, or tennis activities. A general school physical is focused on the overall well-being, and it doesnt necessarily have anything to do with a childs ability to play a sport.
A Sports Physical Exam will measure your height and weight. An athletes blood pressure and pulse are noted. The vision in the eyes is checked as a sportsperson should have good vision. A complete checkup of your heart, lungs, belly, ears, nose, and throat is carried out.
Patients must bring any sports physical forms required by your school or organization. You and your parent/guardian (if applicable) must fill in the necessary fields before your visit.
The specific form youll need can usually be found online on your states athletic association website. Its always a good idea to also take along a list of your childs medications, recent surgeries, injuries, and illnesses so that the provider has a complete understanding of anything that may put your child at risk.
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A sports physical can be included in a regular annual physical exam. However, most insurance companies only permit one regular physical per year (365 days), so if your student has had a physical within the last year, you will likely need to opt for a sports physical, which is generally not covered by insurance.
Sports physicals are different from routine wellness exams because theyre limited in scope and are focused on the physiological aspects of a childs health as it relates to their ability to safely participate in athletics, says Luke Warnken, PA-C, ATC, a board-certified physician assistant and physical trainer.

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