Assessing risk in sport by Elliott Caunt https://padlet.com/elliottcaunt88/19yuatu91iq6 en-us 2017-11-13 19:17:14 UTC 2025-11-16 01:05:48 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Basketball.png Concussion elliottcaunt88 https://padlet.com/elliottcaunt88/19yuatu91iq6/wish/206441032 Step 1 coaches and referees recognised the systems of concussion.   
Step 2 evaluate wether the player is concussed, ask them questions to find a better understanding wether the player was concussed
Step 3 is emergency treatment needed?
Step 4 do tests to figure out the extent of the concussion.
Step 5 if not concussion, is there any chance of the player going back in to the game.
Step 6 if a player has been concussed, send them to a medical centre eg to find out what they should do.

Analyse 

Step 1 this means they can take action to prevent any further injury to the player.
Step 2 by asking them questions you can have a better understanding on what the player is thinking and what answers can give a better distinction on wether they are concussed or not. 
Step 3 if they are hurt, and need medical assistance it can be gave. To help the player. And will aid quicker recovery.
Step 4 making them balanced on one foot for a time period. And ask them to remember things. This allows use to find
Step 5 if they are fine. And feel good there should be know reason why they can’t go back and play.
Step 6 this allows trained professionals to tell what is wrong with the player. And tell them what to do. And when to return to play. And give further medical attention. 
]]> 2017-11-13 19:19:22 UTC https://padlet.com/elliottcaunt88/19yuatu91iq6/wish/206441032 Warm up and cool down elliottcaunt88 https://padlet.com/elliottcaunt88/19yuatu91iq6/wish/206441767 Step 1 - raising heart rate
Step 2 - dynamic stretches 
Step 3 - sports specific activity. 

These are procedure of the cool down
Step 1 - lower the heart rate, by doing a light jog.
Step 2 - static stretches.
Step 3 - take on liquids.

Analyse

Step 1 - get oxygen around the body. Preparing you’re body for the physical demands ahead.
Step 2 - increase the range of movement in the muscles and joints around specific muscle groups and joint groups being use during the exercise. 
Step 3 - for example in rugby pass the rugby ball and running moves. This allows us to get within the game, preparing us mentally and physically for the game ahead.

Analyse of cool down.

Step 1 - reduce the heart rate back to Normal, resting heart rate. If you don’t lower you’re heart rate, you’re muscles stay active. Leading to diseases such as 
Osgood-Schlatter’s 
Step 2 - reduce the potential DOMS. And also reduces the the amount of waste products like Lactic acid to get build up. By doing dynamic stretches I get rid of these waste products. If you don’t static stretches things will occur such as cramping, which can cause great pain.
Step 3 - reducing the chance of dizzinesses or fainting caused lack of water because during exercises you lose alot  of liquid and it is crucial that you replenish this. This could lead to dehydration.]]> 2017-11-13 19:20:25 UTC https://padlet.com/elliottcaunt88/19yuatu91iq6/wish/206441767 Fire alarm elliottcaunt88 https://padlet.com/elliottcaunt88/19yuatu91iq6/wish/206459006 Step 1 - tell the participants to stop what they are doing.
Step 2 - calm everyone down, and tell them to take none of there possessions and leave the building in a orderly fashion.
Step 3 - evacuate building
Step 4 - go to the fire assembly point
Step 5 - take the register. 
Step 6 - If the fire brigade hasn’t been called. Call them. 

Analyse 

Step 1 - by telling everyone to stop it allows all the attention to be on you. And then you proceed to give orders.
Step 2 - by calming people down it allows the atmosphere to be stable. Meaning that nobody will be rushing around. Everyone will be in a calm manor. Which allows people to not be running around causing more problems. And distractions.
Step 3 - getting everyone out as fast and safely as possible. So there is more chance of everyone surviving.
Step 4 - go to fire assembly points, which gets everyone together in a safe area. This means everyone is at minimal risk from the fire and any other harm.
Step 5 - by taking a register it allows you to know where everyone is and wether someone is still in the building. And if someone is in the building you can tell the fire fighter who it is and they can call there name once in the building making it easier to find the person. And therefore possibly saving a life.
Step 6 - if there is a big fire and can’t be put out youreself with fire extinguishers. The fire bridage needs to be alerted as soon as possible, if they haven’t already. As long as a fire engine is coming it’s good. This means the fire can be put out as fast as possible, reduced the chance of injury or damage.]]> 2017-11-13 19:48:22 UTC https://padlet.com/elliottcaunt88/19yuatu91iq6/wish/206459006