Concussion - Sports Quiz

What are collision sports?

• Sports where players avoid any physical contact.

• Sports that involve minimal physical exertion.

• Sports where the person purposely hits or collides with other people or objects with great force.

• Sports that are played without any equipment.

Which of the following is an example of a collision sport?

• Tennis

• Swimming

• Ice hockey

• Golf

Which of the following is not an example of a collision sport?

• Boxing

• Football

• Basketball

• Ice hockey

What defines a contact sport?

• A) A sport where players compete in separate lanes or areas.

• B) A sport where players are constantly making contact with other people or objects.

• C) A sport that does not involve any physical contact.

• D) A sport where only minimal physical contact is allowed, like in tag.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a contact sport?

• A) Basketball

• B) Soccer

• C) Lacrosse

• D) Swimming

Which of the following is an example of a noncontact sport?

• Football

• Rugby

• Golf

• Basketball

What is a common characteristic of noncontact sports?

• They require physical contact between players.

• They are typically played with a ball.

• No contact is made between players.

• They are always team sports.

How should a player who has suffered a suspected blow to the head be treated?

• They should continue playing until symptoms worsen.

• They should be treated as if they have a concussion until proven otherwise.

• They should rest for 10 minutes and then resume play.

• They should be given pain medication immediately.

What does the "D" in the DR ABC of immediate assessment stand for?

• Diagnosis

• Duration

• Danger

• Dose

In the immediate assessment acronym DR ABC, what does "R" represent?

• Respiration

• Recovery

• Response

• Rest