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option 3; sports medicine
Ways to classify sports injuries,
What makes an injury direct,
What makes an injury indirect
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assessment of injuries (TOTAPS)
What is totaps used for,
What would indicate whether an at...,
What happens if an athlete fails ...
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core 2 cq4; stages of skill acquisition
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core 2 cq4; characteristics of the learner
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core 2 cq4; the learning environment
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core 2 cq4; assessment of skill and performance
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children and young athletes; medical conditions, asthma
What is asthma,
What does an asthma attack do in ...,
How many australians suffer from ...
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children and young athletes; medical conditions, diabetes
What is diabetes,
How many children develop type 1 ...,
Why is insufficient insulin bad f...
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children and young athletes; medical conditions, epilepsy
What is epilepsy,
How many children have epilepsy,
What sports should a child with e...
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children and young athletes; overuse injuries
What are overuse injuries,
What are common types of overuse ...,
What are causes of overuse injuries
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children and young athletes; thermoregulation
What is thermoregulation,
Why is thermoregulation an issue ...,
What are the main factors that co...
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children and young athletes; appropriateness of resistance training
Why may resistance training be ba...,
What should an athletes resistanc...,
What should an athletes resistanc...
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adult and aged athletes; heart conditions
What classifies someone as having...,
What should adult and aged athlet...,
What level of mhr should an adult...
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adult and aged athletes; fractures and bone density
What are adult and aged athletes ...,
Why do adult and aged athletes ha...,
Which factors increase the rate o...
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adult and aged athletes; flexibility and joint mobility
What are problems pertaining to f...,
What should adult and aged athlet...,
What must adult and aged athletes...
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female athletes; eating disorders
What are characteristics of an ea...,
What are the main types of eating...,
What is anorexia nervosa
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female athletes; iron deficiency
What is iron,
Why is iron essential for physica...,
Why are females more at risk of i...
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female athletes; bone density
What is bone density,
Why do are females more likely to...,
Why are bone density issues detri...
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female athletes; pregnancy
Is exercise during pregnancy reco...,
What are the main concerns for pr...,
What is a concern for pregnant wo...
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sports medicine cq3; physical preparation
What are the factors of physical ...,
What is pre screening,
What are things to identify durin...
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sports medicine cq4; rehabilitation procedures
What are the rehabilitation proce...,
What is rehabilitation,
What is progressive mobilisation
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sports medicine cq4; return to play (physical tests)
What are the physical tests in th...,
What are the indicators of readin...,
What are the indicators of readiness
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sports medicine cq4; return to play (ethics)
What are the various ethical cons...,
Why are there different rules tha...,
What are the policies and procedu...
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sports medicine cq3; taping and bandaging
What is taping,
Which sports are most effective f...,
What are the two types of tape
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sports medicine cq3; sports policy and the sports environment
What are are the sections for spo...,
What is the importance of,
What are important specific rules...
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sports medicine cq3; environmental conditions (temperature regulation)
How does the body temperature reg...,
What are the heat loss mechanisms...,
What is convection
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sports medicine cq3; environmental conditions (climatic conditions)
What are the climatic conditions ...,
What is temperature,
Why is temperature an issue for p...
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sports medicine cq3; environmental conditions (guidelines for fluid intake and acclimatisation)
Why is adequate fluid intake esse...,
To what extent is fluid intake im...,
What are strategies that enduranc...
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PDHPE syllabus
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- 47 flashcards
- 130 learners
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Core 1 Health Priorities In Australia, Core 2 Factors Affecting Performance, Option 3 Sports Medicine, And more!
