What is an example of duty of care?

take precautions to eliminate risk of harm

shared moral beliefs + principles of a society

an important part of the pre-screening process

Why do people act in an unethical manner?

pressure to win from peer pressure

What occurs within the body when a haemoatoma injury occurs?

Weakness and reduced range of motion

What does fairness involve?

never taking an unfair advantage

Direct injuries are a result of an external force and can be caused by

a collision with another person

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1
Who is NOT in charge of looking for ways to reduce the risk of injury?
spectator
manager
coach
teacher
2
What is an example of duty of care?
The risk was insignificant
The risk was unforeseeable
take precautions to eliminate risk of harm
they didn't know about the risk
3
Which is NOT a sport with the highest rating of injury?
Netball
Tennis
Swimming
Australian Rules Football
4
What is ethics?
shared moral beliefs + principles of a society
different beliefs in a society
zero moral values
being unethical
5
What is the purpose of pre-activity screening?
maximising the risk of injury
minimising the chance of healthy althletes
minimise the risk of happiness
minimise the risk of injury
6
Informed consent is
can be signed by anyone under and over 18
not confidential
an important part of the pre-screening process
vital in creating problems in ethical behaviour
7
Why do people act in an unethical manner?
pressure to win from peer pressure
hide away from fame and fortune
Sufficient Recovery Time
psychological independence
8
What occurs within the body when a haemoatoma injury occurs?
Minimal pain
Increased strength and increased range of motion
No swelling
Weakness and reduced range of motion
9
What is NOT one of the four 'essence of australian sport' values?
Fairness
Respect
Irresponsibility
Safety
10
what is NOT a factor that can lead to overuse injuries?
getting tackled
inappropriate increase in training load
inappropriate training surface
inadequate footwear
11
What is the Sports medicine Australia's main mission at a community level?
Give money to clubs
Give Love
Provide Support
Provide Safety
12
What does fairness involve?
not being truthful
dishonourable decisions
Operating outside the rulebook
never taking an unfair advantage
13
What is an example of an indirect injury?
hit with a hockey stick
shin splints
tendonitis
sprained ligaments
14
What is NOT a method of classifying a sports injury?
Overuse
Direct
Damaged
Indirect
15
Direct injuries are a result of an external force and can be caused by
inadequate footwear
Sudden change in direction
continual performance
a collision with another person

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