WorksheetsUnit 3 - Assessing Risk Start
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
How bad the injury is / how nasty the effect is
Likelihood
Condition
Contusivity
Severity
The probability of the incident to take place
Severity
Odds on
Likelihood
Chance
A contusion is
A puncture wound
Contraction cramp
Ruptured capillaries (bruise)
A graze
An abrasion is
An open cut more than 2cm
A patch of graze - limited bleeding
Astro Burn
wearing away of skin from chemicals
When you lightly fall over on concrete, you're likely to get
a contusion
An open fracture
An abrasion
A laceration
What two policies should go alongside a risk assessment in a sporting environment
Lockdown and Health and Safety
Fire exits and fire alarms
First aid and Fire
First aid and lockdown
What injury is pictured?
Open ankle fracture
Closed metatarsal fracture
Ankle Sprain
Ankle Strain
Poor Geoff has done something to the back of his upper leg! What injury is likely?
Closed femur fracture
Hamstring Strain
Hamstring Sprain
Grade 3 quadricep tear
What type of wound is this?
Laceration
Abraision
Contusion
Open fracture
What type of fracture did Andre Gomez suffer?
Open Tibia Fracture
Closed Tibia Fracture
Open tarsal fracture
Open femur fracture
What type of injury is this?
Open Tibia fracture
Closed Tarsal fracture
Closed tibia and fibula fracture
Open tibia and fibula fracture
Tennis Elbow
Tendinitis
Knee Tendon tear
Knee Ligament tear
What type of injury?
Abrasion
Haematoma
First degree burn
Third degree burn
What type of burn is this?
First degree
Second degree
Third degree
One nasty old
What type of injury?
Contusion
Tendonitis
Haematoma
Concussion
Type of injury?
Tendonitis
Shin splints
Overuse
Acute
What can be put on a risk assessment to prevent injuries
Training
Control measures
Severity
Likelihood
