ATHLETIC INJURIES (KIN 2236) UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
ATHLETIC INJURIES (KIN 2236)
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Petite Mal. Sudden interruption of activity.
Comprehensive Model for Injury Causation
1
Non Convulsive Absences
3
Answer:
UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
Blank stare and may not realize it happened
, Dissipation
2
Tertiary Prevention
4
Question:
Comprehensive Model for Injury Causation
Answer:
Internal risk factors specific to athlete. External risk factors specific to event or
sport. Internal PREDISPOSE them to injury. External make them SUSCEPTIBLE to
injury
Question:
The term Prevention is synonymous with primary prevention. How do we prevent
the injury from happening all together (simulate at low stakes/much slower,
discuss the strategy instead of practicing it)
Answer:
Primary Prevention
Question:
Secondary Prevention
Answer:
Things to protect the athlete should a potentially dangerous event happen (sports
equipment)
Question:
Tertiary Prevention
Answer:
Focus on reducing the consequences of injury. May include things like medical
coverage, first aid equipment and rehabilitation
Question:
Any kind of prevention can focus on 1 of 3 dimensions
Answer:
1) Athlete (technique, neuromuscular function, physique)
2) Surroundings (floor/friction, rules)
3) Equipment (Shoe friction, protective properties)
Question:
Athlete - Technique
Surroundings - Rules, coaching, Type of drill
Equipment - Better shoes to get out of the way?
Answer:
Primary Prevention (Using Dimensions)
Question:
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
ATHLETIC INJURIES (KIN 2236)
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Petite Mal. Sudden interruption of activity.
Comprehensive Model for Injury Causation
1
Non Convulsive Absences
3
Answer:
UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
Blank stare and may not realize it happened
, Dissipation
2
Tertiary Prevention
4
Question:
Comprehensive Model for Injury Causation
Answer:
Internal risk factors specific to athlete. External risk factors specific to event or
sport. Internal PREDISPOSE them to injury. External make them SUSCEPTIBLE to
injury
Question:
The term Prevention is synonymous with primary prevention. How do we prevent
the injury from happening all together (simulate at low stakes/much slower,
discuss the strategy instead of practicing it)
Answer:
Primary Prevention
Question:
Secondary Prevention
Answer:
Things to protect the athlete should a potentially dangerous event happen (sports
equipment)
Question:
Tertiary Prevention
Answer:
Focus on reducing the consequences of injury. May include things like medical
coverage, first aid equipment and rehabilitation
Question:
Any kind of prevention can focus on 1 of 3 dimensions
Answer:
1) Athlete (technique, neuromuscular function, physique)
2) Surroundings (floor/friction, rules)
3) Equipment (Shoe friction, protective properties)
Question:
Athlete - Technique
Surroundings - Rules, coaching, Type of drill
Equipment - Better shoes to get out of the way?
Answer:
Primary Prevention (Using Dimensions)
Question: