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Haha, don't worry I didn't hang on to every word you said. From the part in bold I highlighted just shows how much my mind wasn't in the test. Studied it but didn't mention those AT ALL. Fuck, I wanted a good PDHPE result.

I predict high 60's or low 70's :( I didn't really like the test. My nose was running heaps of thick product and I used up the whole box of tissues the examiners gave me. I got distracted by it, but it is too much of a small thing to apply for one of those sick consideration things. The way...

Get outta here, yooouuu. Insulting PD is like insulting the entire Australian Health system. You are also insulting the way our body naturally reacts to training. Unless you mean this in an amazed way as in you are just utterly shocked at how fucked (good) this course is.

Outline the goals of an exercise program for an aged athlete to improve their quality of life. (3 marks) The physical benefits of an exercise program include the reduced risk of many lifestyle disease and an improved fitness. Additionally, there is also social and emotional benefits as well...

That is correct Mikez, you used TOTAPS and went through the steps correctly. I remember in my assessment (I was in the coaches position) touched the injured site through active and passive movement which isn't correct. But you were a wise one, kudos. All that's left is for you to ask another...

Thank you Tincho. Heat should not be applied at the initial stages of the injury. Instead, cold treatment should be used, for example the use of ice in RICER. RICER is the initial treatment of a soft tissue injury. Ice is used as it reduces pain, swelling, blood flow, spasms, enzyme activiy and...

For sports med... DIOSH- for classification of sports injuries Direct, Indirect, Overuse, Soft tissue and Hard tissue.

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*sigh http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=175094&page=5 post 63 and 64.

pg 5 post 63 and 64 of the pdhpe marathon 2008 thread. For shame Tincho, this is sports medicine. OUUUUUTTTTT.

Go post in the other thread then. Maybe even search for it in there, I think i remember someone answering it actually.

Cultural diversity provides a range of advantages. which include Nutrition- an appreciation of a wide variety of food dishes and recipes which leads to a greater diversity of food alternatives. Interpersonal relationships- valuing cultural diversity provides new perspectives on relationships...

Exactly, therefore a statistics archive is pointless.

I don't like the idea of this. You only really need to know the basics. Everything else varies depending where you read. Macquarie Guide says life expectancy is 76.6 for men and 82.1 for females and ATSI is 20 years less. Going through and trying to remember a heap of statistics is a waste of time.

Cancer's incidence is actually increasing, most likely due to better technology.

I know it's very late but we can use this thread for late night crammers and people having difficulty with aspects of this Option in PDHPE I'll start. Explain how injuries are classified.

I know it's very late but we can use this thread for late night crammers and people having difficulty with aspects of this Option in PDHPE I'll start. Outline the reason why high socioeconomic status correlates with a high health status.

Your textbook has missed heredity then. I don't see how those textbook dot points justify D being the answer though. "I could argue about this answer till the cows come home but everytime I do I am using up time I could spend studying." *lesson to all*

I'm one of those people that learns best when i write it down. I don't have time to write everything down now (less than 2 days out), which is really unmotivating.

Why are they ruled out of being social determinants? There is no set list of social determinants, they differ from priority area to priority area. If there is a prescribed list I would like to see please. It's very specific but moles on skin is a determinant for cancer in my book. Enlighten me.