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BTEC level 3 Sports Injuries section 1 review
BTEC level 3 Sports Injuries section 1 review
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Anatomical differences &abnormalities can potentially cause injuries.What factor could this be?
Safety Hazard
postural defects
Clothing and footwear
misuse of equipment
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What is the definition of an Intrinsic risk factor?
A risk or force from within the body
A risk or force from the environment
None of these
A risk or force caused by another player
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The three postural defects include
Lordosis, Scoliosis & Zyposis
Lordosis, Scoliosis & Kyphosis
Lordosis, kyposis & Somatotypes
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How can the Coach be a risk for sports players?
First Aid trained
Up to date knowledge
Poor communication
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What factor below is not regarded an 'intrinsic' risk Factor?
Postural Defects
Individual variables
Safety Hazards
Training effects
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Having the correct fitness &playing at the correct ability level increases the risk of injury?
False
True
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The definition for an 'Extrinsic' risk factor is:
A risk or force from outside the body
A risk or force from within the body
None of these
Stresses from within the body
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Safety Hazards include:
all of these
Sports Equipment
First Aid provision
Safety Checklist
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Which below is not an Extrinsic Risk factor?
Training effects
The environment
Coaching
Training methods
