Injury Management in Physical Education: Prevention, Assessment, and Treatment

Question 1

What is the immediate initial step in managing an injury?

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Immobilize the injured area

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Apply ice to the injured area

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Stretch the injured area

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Take painkillers

Question 2

Which type of injury is characterized by its  sudden onset, pain, and swelling?

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Acute injury

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Chronic injury

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Overuse injury

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Stress fracture

Question 3

What is the purpose of the RICE protocol?

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Treating acute injuries

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Preventing chronic injuries

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Rehabilitating overuse injuries

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Managing stress fractures

Question 4

What is the key distinction between an acute and a chronic injury?

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Acute injuries occur suddenly, while chronic injuries develop gradually.

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Acute injuries are more severe than chronic injuries.

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Chronic injuries are more common than acute injuries.

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There is no difference between acute and chronic injuries.

Question 5

Which of the following is not considered a risk factor for injury in physical education?

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Proper nutrition

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Insufficient warm-up

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Muscle fatigue

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Incorrect technique

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT considered an injury that can occur during physical activity?

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Allergic reaction

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Sprain

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Strain

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Fracture

Question 7

When is the RICE method most appropriately used for injury management?

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For acute injuries after initial first aid

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For chronic injuries to reduce inflammation

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For severe injuries requiring immediate surgery

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It should never be used

Question 8

What is the key difference between a first-degree and a second-degree muscle strain?

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First-degree involves partial tearing, while second-degree involves complete tearing of muscle fibers.

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First-degree involves complete tearing, while second-degree involves partial tearing of muscle fibers.

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There is no difference between first- and second-degree muscle strains.

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Second-degree strain is less severe than first-degree.

Question 9

The primary objective of injury management in physical education is to:

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Prevent injuries from occurring

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Reduce the severity of injuries

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Rehabilitate injuries and restore function

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Provide first aid and medical attention

Question 10

The RICE protocol is primarily used to treat:

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Minor soft tissue injuries

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Fractures and dislocations

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Concussions and head injuries

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Severe lacerations

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT a sign of a serious injury that warrants immediate medical attention?

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Mild bruising or swelling

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Severe pain that persists or worsens

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Numbness or tingling

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Deformity or instability

Question 12

The primary purpose of applying a heat pack to an injury is to:

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Increase blood flow to the injured area

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Reduce pain and inflammation

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Speed up the healing process

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Prevent muscle spasms

Question 13

The main difference between a strain and a sprain is that:

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A strain involves muscles, while a sprain involves ligaments

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A sprain involves muscles, while a strain involves ligaments

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Both strains and sprains involve muscles

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Both strains and sprains involve ligaments

Question 14

The main role of a first aider in injury management is to:

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Provide immediate care and support

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Diagnose and treat injuries

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Transport the injured person to a medical facility

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Complete all necessary paperwork

Question 15

What is the main goal of injury prevention in physical education?

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To minimize the number of injuries and their severity

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To completely eliminate all injuries

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To provide immediate treatment for injuries

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To enhance athletic performance

Question 16

Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for ACL injuries?

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Strong quadriceps muscles

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Being female

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Having a history of ACL injuries

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High levels of physical activity

Question 17

Which of the following is **not** a typical sports injury?

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Sunburn

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Sprains

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Strains

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Fractures

Question 18

The RICE protocol is used to treat:

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Acute injuries

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Chronic injuries

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Strains

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Sprains

Question 19

Which of the following is **not** a sign of a serious injury that requires immediate medical attention?

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Minor bleeding

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Severe pain

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Loss of function

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Deformity

Question 20

What is **not** a role of a sports physiotherapist in injury management?

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Performing surgery on athletes

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Assessing and diagnosing injuries

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Developing and implementing treatment plans

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Rehabilitating athletes after injuries

Question 21

Which of the following is **not** an example of an active rehabilitation exercise?

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Resting

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Stretching

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Strengthening exercises

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Balance exercises

Question 22

What is the **primary** purpose of a rehabilitation program following a sports injury?

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To restore function and mobility

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To prevent re-injury

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To enhance athletic performance

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To reduce pain

Question 23

Which of the following is **not** a benefit of using ice in injury management?

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Increases blood flow

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Reduces pain

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Reduces swelling

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Promotes healing

Question 24

What is the **key** difference between a sprain and a strain?

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A sprain is an injury to a ligament, while a strain is an injury to a muscle.

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A sprain is an injury to a muscle, while a strain is an injury to a ligament.

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A sprain is a more severe injury than a strain.

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A strain is a more severe injury than a sprain.

Question 25

Which of the following indicates a severe injury that necessitates immediate medical attention?

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Disfigurement

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Bruising

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Pain

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Swelling

Question 26

In the context of injury management, what does the acronym RICE stand for?

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Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

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Rub, Ice, Compression, Elevation

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Rest, Immobilize, Cold, Elevation

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Rub, Ice, Cold, Elevation

Question 27

Which stage is NOT part of the injury healing process?

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Maturation

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Inflammation

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Proliferation

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Remodeling

Question 28

How can injuries affect athletes' mental health and well-being?

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Injuries can make athletes feel isolated and lonely because they can't play their sport.

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Athletes may feel anxious or depressed because they're not sure when they'll be able to play again.

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Injuries can hurt an athlete's self-esteem and make them doubt their abilities.

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Injuries usually don't have a big impact on an athlete's mental health.

Question 29

Which of the following is NOT a classic symptom of a concussion?

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Difficulty concentrating

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Headache

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Dizziness

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Nausea

Question 30

What does the acronym RICE stand for in injury management?

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Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

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Rest, Ice, Cooling, Elevation

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Rest, Ice, Cold, Elevation

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Rest, Ice, Compression, Aspiration

Question 31

What is the initial step in assessing an injured person?

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Checking for signs of life

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Assessing the severity of the injury

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Applying first aid

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Immobilizing the injured area

Question 32

What should you do if someone you know exhibits symptoms of a concussion?

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Keep them calm, monitor symptoms, and seek medical attention if needed

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Give them pain relievers

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Apply ice to the head

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Instruct them to rest at home alone

Question 33

What is the primary reason for immobilizing an injured area?

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Prevent further damage

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Reduce pain

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Accelerate healing

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Improve кровообращение

Question 34

Which of the following is NOT a modifiable risk factor for sports-related injuries?

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Genetics

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Lack of warm-up

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Poor physical conditioning

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Inadequate equipment

Question 35

What is the primary role of a first aider in injury management?

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Provide immediate emergency care

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Diagnose the injury

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Prescribe medication

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Transport the injured person to the hospital

Question 36

What is the main reason for collecting and analyzing injury data?

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To identify patterns and trends in injuries

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To protect coaches and teachers from legal action

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To determine who is responsible for injuries

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To raise money for sports organizations

Question 37

In physical education, which legal concept requires teachers to take reasonable steps to protect students from harm?

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Duty of Care

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Negligence

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Informed Consent

Question 38

When managing injuries in PE, what are the most important ethical things to remember?

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Putting the student's health first, getting their agreement for treatment, and keeping their information private

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Leaving injury management only to doctors and nurses, with no input from PE teachers

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Only focusing on preventing physical injuries and ignoring the mental side of things

Question 39

To enhance the effectiveness of injury management protocols, how should feedback from both athletes and other stakeholders be gathered?

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Through surveys or focus groups

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From medical literature only

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From insurance companies

Question 40

Which of the following is NOT promoted as a principle for preventing injuries in physical education?

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Ignoring pain or discomfort during physical activities

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Warming up and cooling down before and after physical activity

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Using proper technique when performing physical activities

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Recognizing and respecting personal limits and avoiding overtraining

Question 41

Which type of injury involves a partial or complete tear of muscle or tendon fibers?

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Strain

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Sprain

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Dislocation

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Fracture

Question 42

The RICE protocol is used to treat:

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Soft tissue injuries (e.g., sprains, strains)

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Cuts and scrapes

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Bruises

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Head injuries

Question 43

Which type of injury occurs when a bone is broken?

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Fracture

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Sprain

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Strain

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Dislocation

Question 44

What is the primary objective of the RICE protocol in injury management?

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To reduce inflammation and pain

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To accelerate healing

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To prevent infection

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To increase blood flow

Question 45

Which of the following symptoms is commonly associated with a muscle strain?

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Pain and tenderness

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Crepitus

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Ecchymosis

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Numbness

Question 46

What is the recommended first-line treatment approach for a muscle strain?

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REST principles and gradual stretching

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Surgery

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Anti-inflammatory medication

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Immobilization and ice

Question 47

What is the primary role of a sports physiotherapist in injury management?

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To assess, diagnose, and manage injuries

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To provide first aid

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To coach athletes

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To sell sports equipment

Question 48

Which of the following is a significant risk factor for developing an overuse injury?

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Incorrect technique

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Good flexibility

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Acute trauma

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Advanced age

Question 49

What is the most effective way to prevent injuries during physical activity?

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Warming up and cooling down properly

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Ignoring pain

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Using excessive force

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Training too frequently

Question 50

What is the primary purpose of rehabilitation in injury management?

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To restore function and prevent re-injury

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To improve appearance

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To enhance flexibility

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To reduce pain