RISK MANAGEMENT YEAR 7

Identify the correct equipment you should have to participate safely in sports and HPE lessons

• Hat, sunscreen

• Hat, sunscreen, sport uniform and shoes, water bottle

• Hat, water bottle

• Hat, sunscreen, formal uniform and shoes, water bottle

Identify behaviours that may result in serious injury or removal from participation in sports.

• Walking and swinging a javelin side to side

• Punching your friend

• Picking up equipment like balls and throwing them around without permission from the teacher

• Tagging an opponent a little bit forcefully in the chest when playing touch football

Identify the steps you should take if you experience a blood injury during physical activity

• Continue to play the game

• Inform other player that you have blood on you

• Inform the teacher you have blood on you, wash the blood off with water, seek first aid

• Inform the teacher you have blood on you

Identify what you should do before playing physical activity to prevent injury:

• Start games straight away as you will warn up as you go

• Engage in dynamic stretching

• Engage in static stretching

• Engage in a warm up activity and dynamic stretching

A moderate risk impact is defined as:

• Death or permanent injury

• Serious injury, hospital treatment required

• Injury requiring medical treatment and some lost time

• Serious injury, hospital treatment required

What steps should you take if you get caught in a rip

• swim against the rip, move away from whitewash

• raise one arm to signal you are in trouble, swim against the rip, move away from the whitewash

• stay calm, raise one arm to signal you are in trouble, work out which way current is taking you and swim left or right to rip if can, swim towards whitewash so wave can help push you to shore

• stay calm, raise one arm to signal you are in trouble, swim again the rip, swim away from whitewash and go further out to sea

Select all the answers that best describe helping us too manage the risk of the sun at Pimpama

• Better education on sun safety

• Hats & Sunscreen

• Shaded areas on the oval

• Amusement arcades

What are the 3 catergories of risk on a risk assessment?

• Low, Moderate, Risky

• Low, Medium, Certain Death

• Low, Moderate, High

• Pain, Suffering, Death

Tick all the potential hazards that we are not allowed wear in soccer

• Ear-ring

• Necklace

• Shin-pads

• Sunglasses

How old is Mr. Stirling

• 28

• 38

• 58

• 42