SM Unit 1.1 - Introduction to Sports Medicine

Multi-disciplinary, including the physiological, biomechanical, psychological, and pathological phenomena associated with exercise and sports

• Athletic Training

• Sports Medicine

• Biomechanics

• Physical Training

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The clinical application of the work of these disciplines is performed  to sustain an individual’s functional capacities for physical labor, exercise, and sports

• True

• False

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It also includes the prevention and treatment of diseases and injuries related to exercise and sports

• True

• False

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A(n) ​ ________ is defined as damage to the body that restricts activity and / or causes disability

• injury

• exercise

• disorder

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Over the course of a year's time, an athlete has ​​ (a)   chance of getting hurt than/as not getting hurt.

• the same
• a greater
• a lesser

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_____ sports injuries lead to complications and eventually to severe, chronic conditions in later life

• Very few

• Half of

• The Majority of

• All

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For both males and females, the most commonly injured body part is the _____.

• knee

• ankle

• shoulder

• elbow

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Females have a higher incidence of shoulder or upper arm injuries than males.

• True

• False

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​ (a)   sports involve athletes using their bodies to deter or punish opponents

• Collision
• Contact
• Non-Contact

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Identify the collision sport

• Hockey

• Soccer

• Badminton

• Squash

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