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PDHPE HSC Sports Medicine CQ1, DP4 Assessment of injuries
PDHPE HSC Sports Medicine CQ1, DP4 Assessment of injuries
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In CQ1, DP4, assessment of injuries, TOTAPS procedure is used to?
assess the nature & extent of sports injuries
identify ways sports injuries are classified
manage soft tissue injuries
manage hard tissue injuries
2
With 'Passive movement' in TOTAPS, which of the following is NOT an aim of Passive movement?
the athlete can perform flexion and extension
the ligaments can handle forces associated with the game
ligaments and tendons can withstand pushes and pulls?
the joint handles pressure other than normal muscle pressure
3
The acronym TOTAPS stands for?
Talk, Observe, Tape, Assess, Passive movement, Skills test
Touch, Observe, Tape, Active & Passive movement, Skills test
Talk, Observe, Touch, Active & Passive movement, Skills test
Touch, Observe, Talk, Active & Passive movement, Skills test
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'Skills tests' in TOTAPS must?
start with running and jumping
not include any equipment being used in the sport
be sport specific & progressive
be at low intensity and not replicate forces in the game
5
When do you complete the DR steps from DRSABCD when using TOTAPS to assess a sport injury?
after completing TOTAPS
in the middle of TOTAPS
before commencing TOTAPS
during the TOTAPS assessment
6
While performing TOTAPS procedure, if the athlete cannot continue to play, you must?
stop immediately
continue carefully
call an ambulance
start from the beginning
7
During 'Talk' which of the following are the
least
relevant questions to assess the injury?
how did it happen? where does it hurt?
Did you hear a snap/pop or crack? has this happened before?
how bad is the pain on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being no pain)
how did you get here? can you drive home?
8
With "Touch' in TOTAPS, should you ask permission to 'touch' the injured area?
sometimes
no
yes
maybe
9
When 'observing' the injury in TOTAPS, which of the following is not relevant for assessment?
look for blood, redness, swelling
look for abnormalities
compare the injured area to the non-injured area
make sure the other players are not injured
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'Active movement' in TOTAPS is when?
the athlete moves the injured area themselves
the assessor moves the injured area for the athlete
the athlete stand, then jogs, then runs
the athlete attempts a series of skills tests
