Fitness Choices Content
First Aid Content
Fitness Choices Content
First Aid Content
Mix of both
100
Give 5 examples of individual fitness activities
power walking/running
Swimming
cycling
weight training programs
tai chi
pilates/yoga
emerging individual fitness activities
100
What is the acronym used for the steps of a first aid response
DRSABCD
100
What are recreational activities?
This is where leisure activities are done. It s when an individual takes time out of their day/ work/ study to do an activity that they enjoy, specifically regarding physical activity. e.g. going for an ocean swim at the beach.
100
What is the STOP Regime used for?
Its used to assess and evaluate suspected injuries - this is a whole body assessment procedure.
100
What does STOP Stand for?
Stop
Talk
Observe
Prevent from further injury
200
Tell us the two different ways people choose to exercise for fitness? Along with multiple examples
The two ways people choose to exercise is:
Individually; Cycling, Running, Swimming etc
Group fitness; team sports (soccer), aerobics/ aqua aerobics, circuit training (gym fit 40 classes)
200
What are the 3 different syllabus physical environments that an accident can occur in?
Traffic accidents
- Water environment
- Electricity
200
What are at least two barriers for participating in group fitness activity such as Gym circuit training?
- Cost
- Physical ability - pregnancy
- Time
- Location
200
What are two different types of water rescue techniques?
(Must explain the ones you say)
- Reach
- Throw
- Wade
- Talk
- row
200
Pump, step and spin classes, are all a form of what type of fitness activity?
Group fitness activities!
300
State the three different syllabus dot points that fall under "What influences people’s choice of fitness activities"
1. Settings for exercise
2. Advertising and promotion
3. Motivators and barriers to participation
300
What id a defibrillation device, and name at least two places where you can find one. (can't say ambulance/ paramedic)
Defibrillators are devices that apply an electric charge or current to the heart to restore a normal heartbeat.
It can be found in;
- schools
- shopping centres
- parks
- Stadiums
300
Name at least 3 health related components for a rugby league player
Muscular strength
cardiorespiratory fitness
Strength
Body composition
flexibility
300
What are some symptoms of a blue bottle stings and what steps/ do you do when treating a bluebottle sting?
Symptoms; Stinging, read marks/ welts, Vomiting, pain
DRSABCD
Immerse the area in hot water
300
How is HIV/AIDS transmitted within a rescue? and what can you do to try and prevent this?
spread through blood, patients blood getting into the rescuers own open wounds or cuts - wear cloves and cover any sores/ grazes and wash hands or any body body part that has made contact
400
You must list at least 4 motivators or barriers from the syllabus that affect participation in sport or physical activities.
access to facilities
convenience of use
cost
feelings about fitness and exercise
exercise as a priority
influence of other responsibilities, eg family, work
400
If a individual has been bitting by a snake on the lower leg what do you do?
DRSABCD
Then you apply a pressure immobilisation Bandage - this bandage needs to restrict blood circulation - going over the WHOLE limb. And if possible apply a splint as well to restrict limb movement.
400
When looking at advertising and promotions in regards to physical activity centres/ programs, what are two things you need to look for?
Promotional techniques e.g. direct marketing, limited offer membership's etc.
-Who is the advertisement targeting?
- What does it offer?
- What are the benefits of the service?
- Accuracy of the information, are the claims realistic and believable?
400
What are the two types of support following a first aid situation and why are they important?
- Debriefing - where you explain the situation/ accident
- Counselling - help for potential PTSD
400
Name 3 Skill related components for a basketball player
Speed
power
coordination
agility
reaction time
500
Explain what the "settings for exercise" syllabus dot point means/ is about.
This dot point is about evaluating the appropriateness of certain physical activity for individuals. Through assessing if a specific individual has access to factors such as;
- exercise facilities at home, eg home gyms
- community facilities
- fitness centres and personal trainers
- exercise clubs, eg running, walking, cycling
- cultural groups
We can determine the appropriateness of their current physical activity in relation to their lifestyle, and how we could improve on this. (e.g. are other fitness activities more suitable for me/ them?)
500
If you are treating a wound that is protruding from the skin e.g a knife or glasses imbedded in the body what do you do? (be specific - what type of bandage etc)
You follow DRSABCD - make sure everyone is out of danger first.
Then DONT pull out the foreign object, and you would create a donut bandage to apply around the wound/ object.
500
What are the three categories of exercise intensity. And give an example for each.
Low/ Light intensity - going on a light walk, cleaning the house
Moderate intensity - washing the car or going for a swim
High/ vigorous intensity - cardio session at gym, running/ sprinting or sporting match e.g. Rugby, Tennis
500
You have a a friend who has just fallen off a surfboard and has been dumped by a wave, you have found them at the edge of the water and not conscious or breathing, and you are worried about them hitting their head on the sand bank. What do you do?
DRSABCD
- Send for help
- make sure the patient and you are out of danger.
- You need to move the patient away from the water - but carefully as they might have a suspected spinal injury (you mist keep their neck and spine as stabilised and still/strait as possible).
- Then Follow DRSABCD - Cpr until help arrives
500
You are talking to someone and they all of a sudden start having a severe and serious seizure (how do you know its a seizure, what are the symptoms), what do you do?
Symptoms; Rigid body, tightened jaw, some mouth frothing, loss of bladder and bowels, loss of conciseness.
- you need to follow DRSABCD
- Place in recovery position
- Remove any dangerous objects near them or in the near area
- Check pulse
- You never try to stop them, or go anywhere near their mouth