Rugby Injuries Quiz

Question 1

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Which of the following is a common rugby injury?

ACL tear

Answer

Concussion

Answer

Sprained ankle

Answer

Tennis elbow

Question 2

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What is the most common injury in rugby?

Hamstring strain

Answer

Shoulder dislocation

Answer

Broken arm

Answer

Groin strain

Question 3

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Which body part is most prone to injury in rugby?

Knee

Shoulder

Hip

Wrist

Answer

Proper warm-up

Answer

Strength training

Answer

Wearing protective gear

Answer

Continue playing

Answer

Apply heat pack

Answer

Rest for a week

Answer

Scrum-half

Answer

Apply heat pack

Answer

Encourage the player to stand up

Answer

Perform CPR

Answer

Runny nose

Answer

Sore throat

Answer

No need to rest

Answer

At least two days

Answer

At least one month

Answer

Ballistic stretching

Answer

Dynamic stretching

Answer

PNF stretching

Answer

Broken leg

Answer

Sprained wrist

Answer

Concussion

Question 4

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What is a common treatment for rugby injuries?

Ice cream

RICE therapy

Hot bath

Massage

Question 5

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Which of the following is NOT an effective way to prevent rugby injuries?

Ignoring pain

Question 6

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What is the best immediate action to take after a severe rugby injury?

Seek medical attention

Question 7

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Which position in rugby is most susceptible to head injuries?

Prop

Flanker

Fullback

Question 8

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What is the first step in the management of a suspected spinal injury in rugby?

Keep the player immobile

Question 9

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Which of the following is a symptom of a concussion in rugby?

Loss of consciousness

Fever

Question 10

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How long should a player typically rest after sustaining a concussion in rugby?

At least one week

Question 11

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Which type of stretching is recommended to prevent rugby injuries?

Static stretching

Question 12

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What is an example of an overuse injury in rugby?

Tennis elbow