PRICE Method for Injuries

24 Questions

Match the following recommendations to prevent injuries to their description:

Regular strengthening and stretching exercises = Helps improve flexibility and strength Warm up and cool down = Prepares the body for exercise and aids in recovery after Stop exercising if you feel a sharp or sudden pain = Prevents further injury by listening to the body Tendonitis = Caused by overuse of tendons

Match the causes of tendonitis to their explanations:

Overuse of tendons = Leads to painful swelling and irritation Muscles overworked = Can result in tendonitis Muscles stretched too much = May irritate tendons Muscles stretched too quickly = Can lead to tendonitis

Match the following statements to their outcomes:

Regular strengthening and stretching exercises = Improves flexibility and reduces injury risk Warm up and cool down = Helps the body transition in and out of exercise Stop exercising if you feel a sharp or sudden pain = Allows the body to recover and avoid injury Overuse of tendons = Can lead to tendonitis

Match the actions to their purposes:

Regular strengthening exercises = Improves muscle strength Warm up = Gets the body ready for exercise Cool down = Helps the body recover after exercise Stop if there's sudden pain = Prevents worsening of potential injury

Match the descriptions to the terms described:

Painful swelling and irritation of tendons = Tendonitis Exercises to improve flexibility = Regular stretching exercises Preparing the body before exercise = Warm up Stopping exercise due to pain = Prevent further injury

Match the type of exercise with its effect on muscles:

Endurance exercise = Increase muscle's ability to contract without tiring Strength training = Make individual fibers grow Yoga = Improve flexibility Aerobic exercise = Increase cardiovascular fitness

Match the following terms with their descriptions:

Strain = A pulled muscle Extension = Increasing the angle between two body parts Flexion = Decreasing the angle between two body parts Endurance = Ability to contract without tiring

Match the action with the image description:

Extension = Straightening a limb away from the body Flexion = Bending a limb toward the body Lateral rotation = Rotation away from the midline Medial rotation = Rotation towards the midline

Match the description with the muscle activity it describes:

Contracting without tiring = Muscle endurance Growing muscle fibers = Muscle strength Improving oxygen use = Aerobic fitness Increasing flexibility = Stretching

Match the movement with its definition:

Extension = Increasing the angle between two body parts Flexion = Decreasing the angle between two body parts Abduction = Moving a limb away from the body's midline Adduction = Moving a limb towards the body's midline

Match the symptom with the injury:

Bruising = Sprain Muscle spasms = Strain Stiffness = Both Skin discoloration = Sprain

Match the result if the injury is untreated:

Chronic ankle pain = Sprain Bone fracture = Strain Joint instability = Sprain Severe pain = Both

Match the injury to its common location:

Backs = Strain Necks = Strain Ankle = Sprain Legs = Strain

Match the cause with the type of injury:

Lifting a heavy object = Strain Landing on an uneven surface = Sprain Pivoting during an activity = Sprain Overextension of the muscle = Sprain

Match the common symptom of the injury:

Pain = Both Swelling = Strain Unable to put weight on the area = Sprain Limited range of motion = Strain

Match the context with an increased likelihood of strain:

Not warming up before exercise = Strain Returning to a sport after a long time = Strain Sprained ankle from uneven surface = Sprain Overextension of thumb muscle = Sprain

Match the PRICE method step with its corresponding action:

Protect = Use appropriate clothing and equipment Rest = Allow the body's natural healing mechanisms to work Ice = Apply something cold but not directly to the skin Compression = Wrap the injury to prevent excessive swelling

Match the following PRICE method components with their goals:

Protect = Prevent injury in the first place Rest = Repair damage caused to soft tissue Ice = Reduce tissue temperature to minimize swelling Elevation = Reduce swelling by holding up the injured area

Match the PRICE method step with its example action:

Protect = Wearing shin pads when playing football Rest = Avoiding movement to let the injury heal Ice = Using a bag of frozen peas wrapped in a tea towel Elevation = Holding up the arm to elevate the wrist

Match the PRICE method step with the body part it aims to protect or treat:

Protect = Prevent injury overall with appropriate gear Rest = Treating sprains and strains Ice = Reducing the temperature of the injured tissue Compression = Preventing swelling around the injury

Match the PRICE method step with a necessary tool or item:

Protect = Head guard Ice = Reusable cold pack Compression = Bandage Elevation = Pillow

Match the PRICE method step with the type of injury it specifically helps address:

Protect = Prevent injuries such as fractures Rest = Aid in the recovery of sprains and strains Ice = Help reduce bruising and swelling Compression = Prevent buildup of excess fluids

Match the PRICE method step with its primary precaution or benefit:

Protect = Prevent injury by using appropriate gear Rest = Give time for the body's natural healing process Ice = Prevent tissue damage by not applying directly Elevation = Help excess fluids flow back to the body

Match the PRICE method step with its specific procedure:

Protect = Wearing appropriate shoes for running conditions Rest = Avoiding putting weight on a sprained ankle Ice = Placing ice in an ice bag before applying Compression = Using a cohesive bandage to wrap the injury

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