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PDHPE HSC sbhs (part 1)
PDHPE HSC sbhs (part 1)
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Includes sports medicine (30 questions) core 1 (30 questions)
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1
which of these is NOT a health issue for adult and aged athletes
iron deficiency
flexibility/joint mobility
heart conditions
fractures/bone density
2
risk factors for skin cancer include:
fair skin, dark hair, seeking shade
fair skin, red/fair hair, wearing sunscreen
fair skin, red/fair hair, prolonged exposure to UV rays
appropriate fluid intake, wearing long clothing
3
What activities are suitable to aged athletes with a reduced bone density
walking 5-8km/week
boxing
jogging 25-30km/week
social basketball
4
which of the following is an example of an indirect cost of chronic disease
training replacement workers to cover sick days
bulk billing a visit to the doctor
purchasing a gym or health club membership
purchasing medicine
5
which of these are indicators of readiness for return to play?
pain free, reduced mobility
pain free, increased degree of mobility
painful, increased mobility
painful, less mobility
6
what are the medical conditions for children and young athletes?
asthma, diabetes, epilepsy
flexibility, asthma, thermoregulation
heart conditions, fractures, flexibility
asthma, injurys, thermoregulation
7
which of these is NOT a rehabilitation procedure?
training
progressive mobilisation
psychological readiness
graduated exercise (stretching, conditioning, TBF)
8
"Closing the Gap" aims to:
Increase health inequities experienced by ATSI
reduce emplyment opportunities for ATSI
achieve equality in health status for ATSI by 2030
reduce expenditure for rural ATSI communities
9
ethical considerations when returning to play include:
pressure to participate, use of painkillers
pressure to participate, age of athlete
athletes' pay and coaches pay
drug use, match fixing
10
which of these is not a priority population group?
high SES individuals
overseas-born individuals
people with disabilities
ATSI
11
Which of the following lists the most common risk factors associated with CVD and breast cancer
family history, smoking, low sugar intake
family history, obesity, lack of physical activity
ethnicity, gender, lack of physical activity
ethnicity, high fat diet, early onset of menstruation
12
a subluxation is where:
the bone pops out of its socket and pops back in
the bone pops out of its socket
the bone breaks while popping out of its socket
the bone breaks
13
climactic conditions includes:
temperature, heat, weather, rain, altitude, smoke
temperature, humidity, wind, rain, altitude, pollution
temperature, heat, wind, rain, air quality
temperature, humidity, weather, moisture
14
A fracture where the bone snaps into two parts is called a __________ fracture
incomplete
complete
compound
comminuted
15
Which of these is NOT a soft tissue injury?
contusions
tears
skin abrasions
fracture
16
which of these is NOT an ottawa charter action area
developing personal skills
creating supporting environments
Re-orienting health services
developing personal silks
17
Which of these is NOT included in identifying priority health issues
costs to businesses and land owners
potential for prevention and early intervention
priority population groups
social justice principles
18
Which of these is NOT a complementary health practice?
acupunture
chinese slap therapy
yoga
homeopathy
19
what does RICER stand for?
rest, ice, compression, elongate, raise
rest, ice, compression, elevation, referral
Rest, ice, compression, elevation, re-injure
rest, ice, compression, elongate, re-injure
20
How much of the healthcare expenditure is spent on preventative practices?
30%
5%
25%
10%
21
What is type 1 diabetes?
over-production of insulin
an inability of the body to produce insulin
random production of insulin
a type of diabetes associated with modifiable risk factors
22
What tests could be used to indicate readiness to return to play?
physical tests, skills tests, jump tests
physical tests, pregnancy tests, eye test, co-ordination
physical tests, skill tests, cognitive psychological tests
skills test, reaction test, PDHPE test
23
what is the impact of emerging new treatments and technologies on health care
earlier detection, longer treatment times
earlier detection, increased access to low SES families
earlier detection, cheaper short term costs
earlier detection, cheaper long term costs
24
Physical preparation involves:
protective equipment
thermoregulation
use of heat and cold
pre-screening
25
Is complementary healthcare used along with conventional medicine?
Yes
No
26
what is quackery?
the promotion of unproven or fraudulent medical practices
the promotion of unproven medicinal cures for CVD in ducks
the promotion of duck breeding products
a prolonged noise emitted from a ducks mouth
27
what pieces of information would you find on a pre-screening questionnaire?
medical history, age, gender, allergies
interests, hobbies, favourite colour
ATAR, sporting history, weight, hair colour
medical history, education, favourite past-times
28
The nature of and extent of health inequities to ATSI groups involves:
higher rates of cronic disease, lower life expectancy
heavier birth weights, lower morbidity rates
Less chronic diseases, higher life expectancy
lower infant mortality rates, less chornic diseases
29
in what sport is epilepsy particularly dangerous in?
running
discus
swimming
golf
30
How much is the medicare levy?
3.0% of taxable income
1.0% of taxable income
2.0% of taxable income
5.0% of taxable income
31
Which of these is NOT a measure of epidemiology
life expectancy
mortality / infant mortality
morbidity
government expenditure
32
How many phases are there in the inflammatory response?
4
3
2
1
33
What are some features of medicare?
bulk billing, pharmaceutical benefits scheme
bulk billing, ancillary cover
free treatment in public hospitals
free treatment in public hospitals, free specialised care
34
Which groups has a 10 year lower life expectancy than most Australians?
overseas born-people
Socioeconomically disadvantaged people
people with disabilities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
35
what are the range and types of health facilities and services in Australia?
public health services, hospitals, goods, specialised health
Specialised health and private health
goods, slap therapy, ice therapies
public health services, GP's, vets
36
matching of opponents should be done on
growth and development, skill level
nationality
socio-economic status
3RM benchpress
37
the combination of heat and humidity is likely to cause?
hypothermia
hyperthermia
reduced sweating
convection
38
temperature regulation includes:
convection, radiation, circulation, evaporation
condensation, radiation, circulation, evaporation
condensation, radiation, conduction, pollution
convection, radiation, conduction, evaporation
39
TOTAPS includes:
talk, observe, touch, active and passive movement,skill
talk, observe, touch, assist and prolong movement, sitting
tell, observe, train, active/passive movement, standing test
talk, open, touch, aid and pain free movement, skills test
40
What is epidemiology?
the study of health in young children
the study of sports science
the study of disease and other health related conditions
the study of government expenditure of health
41
which of the following best desrcibes atherosclerosis?
a build up of plague on the interior walls of arteries
damage to the blood vessels in the hands and feet
increased elasticity of the blood vessels
dialtion of the arterial walls
42
which of these is NOT part of the sports policy and the sports environment
temperature regulation
rules of sports and activities
modified rules for children
safe grounds, equipment and facilities
43
Which of these is NOT a chronic disease
Cancer (skin, breast, lung)
mental health problems and illnesses
Cardiovascular disease (CVD)
vehicle casualties
44
What are some of the advantages of private health insurance?
ancillary benefits, peace of mind, greater choice, privacy
bulk-billing, limited choice
ancillary benefits, greater choice, high cost of premiums
ancillary benefits, bulk-billing, peace of mind
45
What is metastasis?
an increase in the bodies ability to defend from disease
the effect of sunscreen on protecting skin from the sun
A group of diseases in which some body cells multiply
a spread of cancer cells to other body parts
46
Which of these is NOT a health issue for female athletes
eating disorders
bone density
flexibility
pregnancy
47
What teacher/s wear these shoes?
Mr Barris
Mr Stein
Mr Stein and Mr Moody
Mr Dowdell
48
due to Australia's ageing population, there has been an increased demand for what?
sports doctors
youth allowances
alternative medicines
health services, carers, and volunteers
49
What is conduction?
transfer of heat from a hotter object to a colder object
transfer of heat from a colder object to a hotter object
heat removed by air or water passing over the body
the effect of air temperature on an athletes performance
50
What are the ways to classify sports injuries?
direct, indirect, soft, hard, overuse
direct, indirect, accidental, intentional, overuse
direct, indirect, primary, secondary, tertiary
direct, indirect, soft, hard, acute
51
a basketballer taping their ankles before a game is an example of which form of taping?
preventative taping
bandaging for immediate treatment of injury
sensory taping
taping for isolation of injury
52
Which of these describes the health of SES disadvantaged Australians
low rates of mental health ilnesses, high rates of CVD
low rates of CVD, high rates of injury and diabetes
high rates of CVD, asthma and diabetes
low rates of cancer injury and diabetes
53
to acclimatise an athlete should participate in:
30 mins acclimatisation activity each day for 2 days
10 mins acclimatisation in an altitude chamber for 4 days
45 mins acclimatisation activity each day for 2-4 months
60 mins acclimatisation activity each day for 7-10 days
54
immunisation is an example of what type of health promotion strategy?
primary
quaternary
tertiary
secondary
55
When are electrolyte drinks (powerade/gatorade) recommended
in events below 60 mins
in events over 90 mins
in anaerobically dominated events
in events over 3 hours
56
What should a trainer look for when undertaking the "observe" step of the TOTAPS regime
swelling and medical professionals
someone else to take his place
facial expressions and the gender of the person
swelling, change in colour and deformity
57
Which of these is NOT a reason as to why it is important to prioritise health issues?
We can anticipate likely health trends for the future
There is a fair allocation of resources based on needs.
so that these groups can be ignored as they are a burden
Funds are distributed in the most efficient ways
58
what are reasons for the growth of complementary and alternative healthcare?
people want to try new things
formal qualifications, increased government expenditure
formal qualifications, persuasive marketing, foreign culture
scientifically backed and approved results
59
PBS stands for?
Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
Pharmaceatical Benefits Scheme
Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheem
Pharmeceutical Benefits Scheme
60
A combination of disordered eating, amenorrhea, and osteoporosis in females is known as:
the female trifecta
female athlete triad
the triple compound
female athlete triple
