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WorksheetsSports Injuries
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
What tissue shortens and lengthens to move the human skeleton?
Tendons
Muscles
Bones
Ligaments
What is the most common sports injury?
Strained ankles
Fractured bones
Sprained ankles
Broken bones
Why is it important to play a game/sport using the correct rules and techniques.
The rules are there to keep it fair and as safe as possible for all the players.
The rules make the game boring.
The rules make it easier for the weak team to win.
What injury it this?
bruise
fracture
dislocation
What injury it this?
swelling
bruise
wound
What injury it this?
wound
bruise
dislocation
Which of the following are soft tissues in your body? Click ALL that apply!
Tendons
Ligaments
Skin
Bone
Muscle
A common cause of heel pain in walkers or runners is tendinitis in the _______________.
patellar tendon
biceps tendons
achilles tendon
extensor tendons
Runners commonly experience tendinitis in the posterior thigh due to overuse injury of the ________________ tendon.
quadriceps
hamstring
patellar
achilles
Today, close to one out of three childhood injuries happens while a child is playing sports. The most common injuries are ??
Broken Leg
Sprains and Strains
Dislocations
Concussion
Which sport had the most injuries to Australian youth in the year 2020?
Baseball
Swimming
Basketball
Football
RICER stands for?
(a)
Australian Rugby Injuries. Reading the graph which type of sports injury is most common?
fractures
ligament sprains / tear
dislocations
lacerations
The % of Alpine skiers who experienced head/face injuries was (a) %
Which gender in Australia have higher participation rates in bike riding / cycling?
Males
Females
Unsure
Identify the protective equipment in the cycling image
Bike
Footpath
Helmet
Wheels
SALTAPS is The first aid acronym is used to check if a player needs to be rested or removed from the field of play. Its stands for See, Ask, Look, Touch, ____??____ Passive Movement, Strength
(a)
ACL injury. The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the key ligaments that help stabilize your ?? joint.
Knee
Elbow
Hip
Ankle
