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PDHPE Stage 6 (HSC) - Sports Medicine Option 3 #stage6 #hsc #pdhpe
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1
Our normal body temperature (the reference temperature) is
38 Degrees
37 Degrees
32 Degrees
39 Degrees
2
__________ regards the temperature regulation in the body.
Diabetes
Thermoregulation
Carbohydrates
Metabolism
3
Hydration is probably the most important factor that needsto be considered for endurance work.
False
True
You are kidding
4
Thermoregulation via _________ involves skin contact with an object of different temperature.
Conduction
Evaporation
Convection
Radiation
5
What acronym do we use for return to play?
PGUT
TOTAPS
RICER
IMPRES
6
The acute inflammatory phase of an injury lasts:
24-72 hrs
1-8 hrs
72-128 hrs
0.5-0.9 hrs
7
The first step of Physical Preparation is:
Pre-screening
Warm up
Skill and technique
Developing physical fitness
8
RICER stands for:
Rice, Ice, Compression, Escalator, Rollerskate
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation, Referral
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation, Resuscitation
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elavation, Referral
9
____________ describes the gain of heat from and loss of heat to the surrounding atmosphere.
Convection
Evaporation
Radiation
Conducation
10
Before a game can be played you must clear away all rubbish, especially broken glass and stones
True
False
11
The image displays a(n) ________ injury.
Indirect
Hard
Direct
No injury occured
12
Protective equipment is essential for players in most team sports?
False
True
13
Equipment must be rigid, supportive and reliable .
False
True
14
___________ refers to moving currents of air over the body.
Evaporation
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
15
With age comes:
Loss of mass and strength
Maintainence of VO2
Increase lung capacity
Increase in flexibility
16
A ___________ is a disruption of the fibres of a muscle or tendon.
Tear
Sprain
Break
Contusion
17
A _________ is a tear of ligament/ muscles/ tendons supporting joint.
Brain
Train
Sprain
Strain
18
Inappropriate footwear can lead to blisters, calluses and even structural deformities.
True
False
19
The picture shows a(n) _________ fracture.
Complicated
Compton
Closed
Open
20
Acclimatisation is specifically when:
The body adapts to the effects of weight training
The body adapts to the effects of swimming
The body adapts to the effects of altitude
The body adapts to the effects of taping
21
Select the issues related specifically to female athletes from the syllabus
Bone Density
Pregnancy
Thermoregulation
Iron Deficiency
22
the MOAT and MADE acronym is specific to
Male athletes
Adult and aged
Female athletes
Children and young athletes
23
The 'Heat Rule' of the Australian Tennis Open is an example of:
Safe grounds, equipment and facilities
Matching of opponents
Modified rules
Rules of sports and activities
24
Select the issues specific to adult and aged athletes from the syllabus
Heart Conditions (high blood pressure)
Flexibility and Joint Mobility (osteoarthritis)
Asthma, diabetes, epilepsy
Fractures and Bone Density (osteoporosis)
25
Good quality equipment is important for athlete safety?
True
False
26
A(n) _________ is bleeding into the soft tissue.
Contusion
Bruise
Creatine
Abrasion
27
We lose heat by
convection, radiation,conduction and evaporation.
sweating
Conduction only
sitting on cold surfaces
28
The ways to classify according to body tissue injured are:
Ottawa Charter
Direct, indirect
Internal, external
Soft, hard
29
Can a child use resistance training?
No, only 15yrs +
Yes - high weight, low reps.
Yes, anyone can use resistance training
Yes - light weight, high reps.
30
A dislocation in an example of a __________ injury.
Hard tissue
Soft tissue
Outer tissue
Inner tissue
31
Physical preparation aspect that assists in improving safety:
Skill and technique
Warm up
Pre-screening
Physical fitness
32
Medical conditions children are (select more than 1)
Epilepsy
Diabetes
Asthma
Athritis
33
Immediate management of soft-tissue injuries involves:
BREAD
RICER
TOTAPS
RICE
34
What acronym do we use for rehabilitation procedures?
PGUT
RICER
TOTAPS
IMPRES
35
The key idea of a cool down is:
Take a light jog
Areobic training
Have a light stretch
Return body to pre-exercise state
36
Select the 3 aspects of graduated exercise
Conditioning
Total body fitness
Fitness Testing
Stretching
37
Female athletes are more likely to suffer from:
Eating disorders
Pregnancy
Low bone density
Iron deficiency
38
The picture shows a(n) _________ fracture.
Closed
Complicated
Open
Confused
39
Static stretching of the muscle followed by an isometric contraction is:
PNF
Ballistic
Static
Dynamic
40
The 3 ways to classify an injury according to cause are:
People don't get injured
1, 2, 3
Soft, Medium, Hard
Direct, Indirect, Overuse
41
TOTAPS is used to assess an injured athlete - it stands for:
Touch, Observe, Talk, Assess, Passive, Skills test
Talk, Observe, Touch, Active mvt, Passive mvt, Skills test
You don't know
Talk, Omlette, Touchdown, Activate, Pear, Skills test
42
Immediate treatment of skin injuries includes:
Clean wound, increase chance of infection
Look at wound wondering where the ambulance is
RICER
Lower risk of infection, control bleeding, clean wound
43
Two key aspects to manage a hard tissue injury are:
'000', pain killers
RICER, TOTAPS
Sports policy and procedures
Medical treatment, immobilisation
44
An _________ occurs when the outer layer of skin is removed.
Dead Lift
Boo Boo
Abrasion
Extension