Ah me leg!
Gimme some skin!
Silly bus!
I got the need!
20c bag of mixed lollies thanks Barb?
100

Extrinsic force or blow to the body 

What is a direct injury?

100

When the epidermis of the skin has been removed from a scraping action 

What is an abrasion?

100

The number of focus questions in Sports Medicine Option

What is 4?

100

Affects more than 10 percent of Australia with one in 6 children who suffer from it 

What is asthma?

100

Appropriate footwear, wrist and elbow guards and shin pads are all examples of these 

What is protective equipment?

200

Injury to body tissue other than bones and teeth 

What is a soft tissue injury?

200

Often referred to as a cut

What is a laceration?

200

The three dash points under the first dot point in focus question one 

What is 

-direct/indirect

-soft/hard tissue

-overuse injuries 

200

Correct name for a respiratory attack specifically brought about by intense physical activity. 

What is EIA (exercise induced asthma)?

200

Minikey hockey, Milo cricket, Mod league and Net set go are all examples of this syllabus dash point in action

What is modified rules for children?

300

Excessive or repetitive use, trauma or stress on the bones, joints, tendons or muscles.

What is an overuse injury?

300

Occurs when outer layer of the skin separate due to excessive friction

What is a blister?

300

The three dash points under taping and bandaging 

What is 

- preventative taping
- taping for isolation of injury
- bandaging for immediate treatment of injury                      


    

300

Occurs when the pancreas doesn't produce insulin. (Precise name needed)

What is type 1 diabetes?

300

Living and training in new conditions to adapt physiologically

What is acclimitisation?

400

When a muscle or tendon is stretched or torn

What is a strain?

400

A haematoma is a severe form of one of these

What is a contusion?

400

The climatic conditions listed in Focus Question 3

What is wind, rain, pollution, altitude, temperature, and humidity?

400

Sudden bursts of electrical activity disrupting messages to from the brain to the body. 

What is a seizure?

400

A syllabus dash point also known as prophylactic taping 

What is preventative taping 

500

When there is stretching or tearing of a ligament

What is a sprain?

500

A process of complete elimination or destruction of all forms of bacteria in an open wound

What is sterilisation?

500

The title of the last focus question (FQ4) in Sports Medicine. 

What is how is injury rehabilitation managed?
500

Defined as no menstrual period for three months or more

What is amenorrhea?

500

The bodies greatest means of dissipating heat

What is evaporation?

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