ACL Recovery of High School Athletes
ACL Recovery for High School Athletes
Welcome to the ACL Recovery Quiz! This survey aims to gather insights on how physical therapy techniques, specifically the use of machine vs. non-machine exercises, can impact recovery times for high school athletes recovering from ACL injuries.
Your participation will help improve understanding and help shape future physical therapy practices. Thank you for your valuable input!
- Understand recovery techniques
- Support high school athletes
- Contribute to research
My name is Josephine Halbauer and I am a senior at Highlands High School in Northern Kentucky.
I am currently enrolled in an AP Research class, where our goal is to conduct research about a specific topic. I am planning to study how physical therapy exercises can reduce the recovery times of high school athletes with ACL injuries, so they can return to their sport faster.
I plan to analyze the data that is collected in this survey to see if there are any difference between the use of exercise machines vs. non-machine exercises in physical therapy and how they affect the recovery time of these athletes.
No personal information in this survey will be shared as part of the results of the study. An email is requested, but not required, so that I could reach out potentially for more information. In addition, the answers given in this survey are supposed to be generalized, so that no violations of HIPAA are made.
My name is Josephine Halbauer and I am a senior at Highlands High School in Northern Kentucky.
I am currently enrolled in an AP Research class, where our goal is to conduct research about a specific topic. I am planning to study how physical therapy exercises can reduce the recovery times of high school athletes with ACL injuries, so they can return to their sport faster.
I plan to analyze the data that is collected in this survey to see if there are any difference between the use of exercise machines vs. non-machine exercises in physical therapy and how they affect the recovery time of these athletes.
No personal information in this survey will be shared as part of the results of the study. An email is requested, but not required, so that I could reach out potentially for more information. In addition, the answers given in this survey are supposed to be generalized, so that no violations of HIPAA are made.
Do you work with high schoolers that have torn their ACL?
Yes
No
Did the patients injure other areas of the knee or leg along with their ACL?
Yes
No
What techniques do your patients use to recover from ACL surgery? (machine exercises or non-machine exercises)
Machine exercises
Non-machine exercises
If your patients recover with physical therapy exercises that utilize machines, what exercises would that include?
How long is the recovery time of you patients, on average? (Recovery time is defined as the length of time until your patient can return to their sport fully)
8-10 months
10-12 months
More than 12 months
How many days a week do your patients go to physical therapy?
1-2
3-4
5+
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