Social cultural and ethical influences 5

Question 1

Risk

Question 2

What is real risk and an example

Answer 2

The amount of danger that actually exists in the activity

Spraining ankle in basketball

Question 3

What is perceived risk and an example

Answer 3

An individuals view of the risk. Some may think a sport is dangerous whereas the other may not

Rugby may be looked at more risky for an individual where they may find football less dangerous

Question 4

What are strategics to reduce risk and injury

Answer 4

Warming up and cooling down
Suitable level of competition
Following rules
Appropriate clothing and footwear

Question 5

What are the causes of winding and the treatment for it

Answer 5

Blow to abdomen by ball or hitting action

Loosen clothing and sit in a crouched position and take deep breaths

Question 6

What are the causes of cuts and grazes and the treatment for it

Answer 6

Scraping against a rough surface or coming in contact with sharp object

Stop any bleeding by applying pressure to surface using dry material

Question 7

What are the causes of blisters and the treatment for it

Answer 7

Repeated rubbing of skin

Cover blister with plaster or dressing. If burst, Allow fluid to drain and wash then cover the area