OCR GCSE PE Injuries

How many sports Injuries do you need to know for your GCSE exam?

• 10

• 5

• 7

• 4

There are two types of injuries, select the correct answer:

• Accute & Khronic

• Acute & Chronic

• Not serious & Serious

Select the correct definition of acute injuries:

• Acute injuries occur suddenly during an activity

• Acute injuries occur all of the time during an activity

• Acute injuries occur after the physical activity has taken place

Select the correct definition for Chronic injuries:

• Chronic injuries instantly as a result from over stretching a muscle of one area of the body while playing sport.

• Chronic injuries occur as a result from overuse of one area of the body while playing sport over a long period of time

• Chronic injuries occur as a result from over exaggerated movements of one area of the body while playing sport that lasts longer than 30 minutes

Give an example of a Acute injury ( Use the title of one of the 7 injuries as your answer for example 'blister' but you can't now use blister as your answer) answer to be put in lower case no capitals needed

Diagnose the injury shown in the picture

• Concussion

• Dislocation

• Fracture

• Blister

Tiger Woods was recently in a car crash, it has been reported he has fractured the two bones in the lower part of his leg. Name them:

• Tibia and Fibula

• Tibula and Fibula

• Tibia and Femur

• Femur and Fibula

The image shows and example of a .............. fracture.

• Open

• Closed

• Greenstick

The image is an example of:

• Concussion

• Blisters

• contusion

Pick Three signs and symptoms of concussion.

• Headache

• Dizziness

• Memory loss

• Altertness