Which of the following is listed as a feature of a risk assessment?

Skills for risk assessment, e.g., ability to predict possible scenarios

Coaches, teachers, administrators can be more effective at assessing risk in sports environments due to...

Ability to predict possible scenarios

Which of the following is an example of an environmental factor in managing risk?

Water currents and size of waves.

An appropriate strategy used to minimise the risk of a child athlete overheating during a game on a hot day?

Ensure frequent hydration breaks and shaded rest areas.

What is the primary purpose of a risk assessment?

To determine the level of risk of a particular activity.

Which is a policy or procedure in a sporting situation designed to prevent a specific type of injury from occurring

All players must wear protective eyewear when eye injury risk is high

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1
Which of the following is identified as a common risk environment in physical activity and sport?
Library
Classrooms
The water
Medical clinic
2
Which of the following is an example of an organisational factor in managing risk?
Isolated areas.
Body protection
Ability to predict possible scenarios.
Movement action
3
Which of the following is listed as a feature of a risk assessment?
Skills for risk assessment, e.g., ability to predict possible scenarios
Ability to predict future athletic performance
Detailed financial cost analysis of potential injuries.
Identification of historical injury data only.
4
Coaches, teachers, administrators can be more effective at assessing risk in sports environments due to...
Exceptional public speaking skills
Physical strength and endurance
Deep knowledge of sports history.
Ability to predict possible scenarios
5
Which of the following is an example of an environmental factor in managing risk?
Fitness level
Previous experience.
Clothing
Water currents and size of waves.
6
Which of the following is an example of a behavioural factor in managing risk?
Weather forecasts.
Modified rules equipment.
Skill level
Playing surface condition.
7
An appropriate strategy used to minimise the risk of a child athlete overheating during a game on a hot day?
Provide unlimited sugary drinks and snacks throughout the game.
Encourage continuous, high-intensity play without breaks
Ensure frequent hydration breaks and shaded rest areas.
Creation of club uniforms made of non-breathable fabric
8
What is the primary purpose of a risk assessment?
To assign blame after an injury has occurred.
To identify only obvious dangers.
To prevent all accidents and injuries from occurring
To determine the level of risk of a particular activity.
9
Which is a policy or procedure in a sporting situation designed to prevent a specific type of injury from occurring
Encouraging athletes to consume energy drinks before competition.
All players must wear protective eyewear when eye injury risk is high
Allowing athletes to return to play immediately after concussion symptoms.
Providing luxury changing rooms for elite athletes.

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