Medical Quiz

Injuries in Archery Quiz

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Tendonitis is inflammation of a tendon.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


To prevent string slap, you need to wear __________________.

A. shoes

B. chest guard

C. jacket

D. arm guard


Bruising may occur if your fingers are in the wrong position.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


The most common archery injuries tend to be in the _______________.

A. Foot

B. Arm and shoulder

C. Finger

D. Waist


If you experience pain drawing your bow, remember to _____________.

A. keep quiet and don’t let others know

B. continue more exercise

C. take a break

D. take a deep breath


Tendonitis of the elbow is so common in archery, the disorder is also called “Archer’s Elbow”.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


Focus on keeping your chest open, shoulders back, and shoulder blades stable as you shoot.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


Below are the symptoms of string slap, except _______________.

A. Pain

B. Bruises

C. Swelling

D. Cramping


The large back muscles cannot help the smaller arm and rotator cuff muscles when drawing the bow.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


It is important to maintain the correct form when drawing your bow.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


Overtraining is always a good habit to overcome your weakness.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


It is advisable that you drop the _______________ of the bow if it is too heavy.

A. poundage

B. design

C. type

D. length


Hand cuts and punctures may caused by ____________________.

A. handling archery equipment in a correct way.

B. negligence when handling archery equipment.

C. instructions given by coach.

D. keep archery equipment in a safe place.


Although archery is a relatively safe sport, if done improperly it can be dangerous and result in serious injuries.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


Applying ice to your shoulder for about 20 minutes before practice can keep unavoidable inflammation under control

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


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