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OCR R041 LO1 Extrinsic Factors
OCR R041 LO1 Extrinsic Factors
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Understanding different factors which influence the risk of injury
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1
Dehydration is?
Having a bath
Not being to buy energy drinks
Drinking too much water
Reduction in the amount of water in the body
2
Hazards are something that can cause harm
False
True
3
Unsuitable footwear can cause injuries because?
You could be hurt by studs
They look bad
You may slip or get blisters
You won’t match your kit
4
How can coach coaching cause injuries?
Constant repeating of activity
Ineffective communication
Coaches teaching incorrect techniques
Coaches supervising activity
5
Which are examples of Contact sports?
Rugby
Karate
Trampolining
Tennis
6
What are Environmental factors that can cause injury?
Not sticking to the rules
Which country you play in
Rocks
Weather, playing surfaces and other participants
7
Protective equipment can reduce the risk of injury?
False
True
8
Hyperthermia is a dangerous drop in body temperature
False
True
9
What are Extrinsic factors?
Factors that may cause injury from digested food
Factors that may cause injuries where the risk is inside the body
Factors that may cause injuries where the risk is outside from the body
Factors that cause injury in sport from not taking part in sport
10
Risk is not the likelihood of a hazard causing harm
True
False
11
Which are examples of Non-contact sports?
Hockey
Cricket
Gymnastics
Cycling
12
Type of activities are contact or non-contact sports?
False
True
13
Heatstroke is a failure of the body’s temperature regulating mechanism when subjected to excessively high temperatures
False
True
14
Risk assessments are
Ignoring the risk of accidents
Not planning an activity
Not needed
A careful examination of an activity in terms of what can cause injury
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Heat exhaustion is fatigue and collapse resulting from prolonged exposure to excessive or unaccustomed heat
True
False
