PHYSICAL EDUCATION

IT IS A WOUND CAUSED BY A SHARP OBJECT.

• BRUISE

• NOSE INJURY

• CUT

• ABRASION

Is an injury caused by something that rubs or scrapes against the skin.

• BRUISE

• ABRASION

• BURN

• CUT

HOW MANY MINUTES SHOULD THE INJURED AREA BE ICED EVERY 4 HOURS?

• 15

• 20

• 25

• 30

Is a mild injury from a blow to the head, which may be associated with loss of consciousness.

• ABRASION

• HAMSTRING STRAIN

• CUT

• CONCUSSION

A medical bandage to wrap around the affected area to aid in the reduction of swelling and internal bleeding.

• REST

• ICE

• COMPRESSION

• ELEVATE

Is a condition in which a person's body temperature rises over normal.

• HYPERTHERMIA

• DEHYDRATION

• HYPOTHERMIA

• HEAT STROKE

When your body loses heat faster than it can produce it, your body temperature drops dangerously low.

• HYPERTHERMIA

• DEHYDRATION

• HYPOTHERMIA

• HEAT STROKE

This refers to the amount of pressure one places on oneself.

• OVEREXERTION

• HYPOTHERMIA

• HYPERTHERMIA

• DEHYDRATION

Happens when the fluid in your body is used or lost.

• OVEREXERTION

• HYPOTHERMIA

• HYPERTHERMIA

• DEHYDRATION

This activity refers or includes activities which spans from moderate physical activities.

• VIGOROUS

• MODERATE

• MODERATE TO VIGOROUS

• LIGHT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY