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PDHPE Acronyms Flashcards

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Identifying Priority Health Issues (Health Priorities in Australia)

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SCPPP

S - Social Justice Principles
C - Costs to the Individual and Community
P - Priority Population Groups
P - Prevalence of the Condition
P - Potential for Prevention and Early Intervention

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Social Justice Principles (Health Priorities in Australia)

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PEARD

P - Participation
E - Equity
A - Access
R - Rights
D - Diversity
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Groups Experiencing Health Inequities (Health Priorities in Australia)

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ADORES

A - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
D - People with Disabilities
O - Overseas Born People
R - People in Rural and Remote Areas
E - The Elderly
S - Socioeconomically Disadvantaged People

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Investigating Conditions - CVD, Cancer, Diabetes (Health Priorities in Australia)

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NERD G

N - Nature of the Problem
E - Extent of the Problem (Trends)
R - Risk and Protective Factors
D - Sociocultural, Socioeconomic and Environmental Determinants

G - Groups at Risk

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A Growing and Ageing Population (Health Priorities in Australia)

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HIDA

H - Healthy Ageing
I - Increased Population Living with Chronic Disease and Disabilities
D - Demand for Health Services and Workforce Shortages
A - Availability of Carers and Volunteers

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Ottawa Charter (Health Priorities in Australia)

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Dead Cats Smell Really Bad

D - Developing Personal Skills
C - Creating Supportive Environments
S - Strengthening Community Action
R - Reorienting Health Services
B - Building Healthy Public Policy
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Principles of Training (Factors Affecting Performance)

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CROWS TV

C - Cool Down
R - Reversibility
O - Overload (Progressive)
W - Warm Up
S - Specificity

T - Training Thresholds
V - Variety

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Physiological Adaptations to Training (Factors Affecting Performance)

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MR SHOE

M - Muscle Hypertrophy
R - Resting Heart Rate

S - Stroke Volume and Cardiac Output
H - Haemoglobin Level
O - Oxygen Uptake and Lung Capacity
E - Effect on Fast/Slow Twitch Muscle Fibres

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Psychological Adaptations to Manage Anxiety (Factors Affecting Performance)

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GRAM

G - Goal Setting
R - Relaxation Techniques
A - Attention (Concentration Skills)
M - Mental Rehearsal/Visualisation

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Nutritional Considerations for Post-Performance (Factors Affecting Performance)

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RRRR

R - Refuel
R - Rehydrate
R - Repair
R - Revitalise

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Characteristics of the Learner (Factors Affecting Performance)

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PE CHAP

PE - Prior Experience

C - Confidence
H - Heredity
A - Ability
P - Personality

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Characteristics of a Skilled Performance (Factors Affecting Performance)

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TACK

T - Technique
A - Anticipation
C - Consistency
K - Kinaesthetic Sense

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Management of Soft Tissue Injuries (Sports Medicine)

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RICER

R - Rest
I - Ice
C - Compression
E - Elevation 
R - Referral
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Assessment of Injuries (Sports Medicine)

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TOTAPS

T - Talk
O - Observe
T - Touch
A - Active Movement
P - Passive Movement
S - Skills Test
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Children and Young Athletes (Sports Medicine)

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MORT

M - Medical Conditions
O - Overuse Injuries
R - Resistance Training
T - Thermoregulation

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Adult and Aged Athletes (Sports Medicine)

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HFF

H - Heart Conditions
F - Fractures/Bone Density
F - Flexibility/Joint Mobility

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Female Athletes (Sports Medicine)

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BIPE

B - Bone Density
I - Iron Deficiency
P - Pregnancy
E - Eating Disorders

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Physical Preparation (Sports Medicine)

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PPWS

P - Pre-Screening
P - Physical Fitness
W - Warm Up, Stretching and Cool Down
S - Skill and Technique

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Sports Policy and Sports Environment (Sports Medicine)

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GROME

G - Grounds, Facilities, Equipment
R - Rules of Sports and Activities
O - Opponents (Matching)
M - Modified Rules for Children
E - Equipment
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Environmental Considerations (Sports Medicine)

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FACT

F - Fluid Intake
A - Acclimatisation
C - Climatic Conditions
T - Temperature Regulation

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Rehabilitation Procedures (Sports Medicine)

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METH

M - Mobilisation (Progressive)
E - Exercise (Graduated)
T - Training
H - Heat and Cold (Use of)

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Return to Play (Sports Medicine)

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PIMPES

P - Policies and Procedures
I - Indicators of Readiness
M - Monitoring Progress
P - Psychological Readiness
E - Ethical Considerations
S - Specific Warm-Up Procedures
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The Beginnings of Modern Sport in 19th Century England and Colonial Australia (Sport and Physical Activity in Australian Society)

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LAW

L - Links with manliness, patriotism
A - The Meaning of Amateur and Professional Sport
W - Women’s Historical Participation in Sport

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Sport as a Commodity (Sport and Physical Activity in Australian Society)

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DBSEC

D - The Development of Professional Sport
B - Sport as a Big Business
S - Sponsorship, Advertising and Sport
E - The Economics of Hosting Major Sporting Events
C - Consequences for Spectators and Participants

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Australian Sporting Identity (Sport and Physical Activity in Australian Society)

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NR GP

NR - National and Regional Identity through Sporting Achievements

G - Government Funding, e.g. the Australian Institute of Sport
P - Politics and Sports

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The Meaning of Physical Activity and Sport to Indigenous Australians (Sport and Physical Activity in Australian Society)

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TLC

T - Traditional Activities and Sports
LC - Links between Community and Identity

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Physical Activity, Sport and Cultural Identity (Sport and Physical Activity in Australian Society)

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RIHB

R - The Role of Competition
I - Links to Cultural Identity
H - Relationships to Health
B - Ways of Thinking about the Body

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The Relationship Between Sport and the Mass Media (Sport and Physical Activity in Australian Society)

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RE

R - The Representation of the Media
E - Economic Considerations of Media Coverage and Sport

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Deconstructing Media Messages, Images and Amount of Coverage (Sport and Physical Activity in Australian Society)

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DE

D - Differences in Coverage for Different Sports across Various Print and Electronic Media
E - The Emergence of Extreme Sports as Entertainment, e.g. big wave surfing

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Sport as a Traditionally Domain (Sport and Physical Activity in Australian Society)

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MF PSM

MF - Sport and the Construction of Masculinity and Femininity
P - Implications for Participation
S - Sponsorship, Policy and Resourcing
M - The Role of the Media in Constructing Meanings around Femininity and Masculinity in Sport

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