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HSC Sports Medicine Revision Quiz 1
Tendonitis is classified as a:
Acclimatisation is specifically when:
HSC Sports Medicine Revision Quiz 1
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Acclimatisation is specifically when:
The body adapts to the effects of weight training
he body adapts to the effects of taping
The body adapts to the effects of altitude
The body adapts to the effects of swimming
2
Tendonitis is classified as a:
Soft Tissue Injury
Hard Tissue Injury
3
A method of injury assessment is:
RICER
STOP
NO HARM
TOTAPS
4
Thermoregulation via _________ involves skin contact with an object of different temperature
Convection
Radiation
Evaporation
Conduction
5
'What role do prev. actions play in enhancing the wellbeing of the athlete' is which FQ?
4
3
2
1
6
A hard tissue injury which is defined by :"A broken bone where a nerve/organ/BV is damaged" is:
Closed
Greenstick
Open
Complicated
7
The image shows what type of injury
Hard
Direct
Soft
Indirect
8
Static stretching of the muscle followed by an isometric contraction is:
Ballistic
PNF
Dynamic
Static
9
Which of the following conditions is the syllabus most concerned with in regards to females
Eating Disorders and Pregnancy
Bone Density and Iron Deficiancy
Pregnancy and Bone Density
Bone Density and Eating Disorders
10
The acute inflammatory phase of an injury lasts:
72-128 hrs
1-8 hrs
24-72 hrs
0.5-0.9 hrs
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A ___________ is a disruption of the fibres of a muscle or tendon is:
Contusion
Sprain
Tear
Break
12
Which of the following is a method of "Injury Management"
RICER
NO HEAT
TOTAPS
STOP
13
The 'Heat Rule' of the Australian Tennis Open is an example of
Rules of sports and activities
Modified rules
Matching of opponents
Safe grounds, equipment and facilities
14
Menstruation affects which of the following health conditions in female athletes?
Iron Deficiancy
Eating Disorders
Pregnancy
Bone Density
15
____________ describes the gain of heat from and loss of heat to the surrounding atmosphere.
Convection
Evaporation
Conduction
Radiation
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___________ refers to moving currents of air over the body
Evaporation
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
17
disruption of 2 bones making up a joint,with seperation of the bones so they no longer align
Compound Fracture
Fracture
Dislocation
Simple Fracture
18
The First Phase of the Inflammatory response (Acute Inflammation stage) usually lasts for:
1 week
24-36 hours
12-24 hours
48-72 hours
19
The first dash point under the dot point "Physical Preparation" is?
Skill and Technique
Physical Fitness
Warm up, stretching and cool down
Pre-Screening
20
An _________ occurs when the outer layer of skin is removed.
Laceration
Injury
Abrasion
Hyper-Extension
21
Thermoregulation issues is commonly associated with which specific athlete group?
Aged and Elderly
Female
Children and Young
22
An Injury that occurs from repetitive use of a body part is known as:
Overuse Injury
Indirect Inury
Direct Injury
Sprain
23
The Inflammatory response has how many phases?
1
3
2
4
24
Which of the following is a response that would be seen in a contusion?
Reduced Mobility
Discolouration
Swelling
Pain
25
A _________ is a tear of ligament/ muscles/ tendons supporting joint.
Tear
Break
Strain
Sprain
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The key idea of a cool down is
Return body to pre-exercise state
Take a light jog
Have a light stretch
Areobic training
27
Diabetes is commonly associated with which specific athlete group
Aged and Elderly Athletes
Children and young athletes
Female Athletes
28
A laceration is defined as:
irregular cuts into the skin
Tear that occurs in the ligaments
Superficial skin damage
Damage to the muscle, resulting in internal bleeding
29
Which of the following is a way to classify sports injuries?
Sort and Hard Tissue
By the Inflammatory response
Tears, Sprains, Contusions
Skin Abrasions, lacerations and blisters
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The image shows a:
Open Fracture
Greenstick fracture
Simple Fracture
Complicated Fracture