Session 3 extrinsic risk factors
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This document discusses extrinsic risk factors that can lead to sports injuries. It defines extrinsic risks as external factors like equipment, other players, coaching, technique, and environment conditions. The document explains that identifying these extrinsic risks is important for understanding how injuries can be prevented. It prompts students to consider how risks in their chosen sport could be reduced to minimize potential injuries from external factors.
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Team System Design Group Project Instructions
Overview
The purpose of this activity is for your team to put everything that we have
learned thus far into one system. Your group will design a large-scale grading
system for college or university from scratch.
Setup
This activity is a group project. Each group should have at least three students.
We may have to adjust the team because some students dropped the course or
did not attend the Dallas Residency.
Activity
1. For this project, your team is in charge of designing and planning the
development of a secure system for storing student’s records at a college
or university of about 15,000 students. Think of this as a real-world
implementation project. If you have questions about the functionality of
the system please ask the instructor. Some basic requirements are below:
A. Instructors should be able to view the grades of the students.
B. School admins should be able to view the grades of any student
and up-date grade with an Approved Grade Change Form.
C. Students may view only their own grades.
D. The system should be a web-based system.
E. The system should account for user management.
F. Student’s grades I emailed, and physically mail at the conclusion
of the course.
Tasks
1. Use the template (s) located on the course website to help your group
complete this project.
2. Think of recommendations on how your group can improve the basic
requirements of this system.
Severity
Negligible
small/unimportant;
not likely to have a major effect on the operation of the event / no bodily injury to requiring minor first aid injury
Marginal
minimal importance;
has an effect on the operation of event but will not affect the event outcome / requires medical treatment
Critical
serious/important;
will affect the operation of the event in a negative way / suffers serious injuries or medical treatment of minors
Catastrophic
maximum importance;
could result in disaster/death; WILL affect the operation of the event in a negative way / death, dismemberment or serious injury to minors
Probability
LOW
This risk has rarely been a problem and never occurred at a college event of this nature
LOW (1)
MEDIUM (4)
MEDIUM (6)
HIGH (10)
MEDIUM
This risk will MOST LIKELY occur at this event
LOW (2)
MEDIUM (5)
HIGH (8)
EXTREME (11)
HIGH
This risk WILL occur at this event, possibly multiple times, and has occurred in the past
MEDIUM (3)
HIGH (7)
HIGH (9)
EXTREME (12)
Risk Matrix
ISOL536
DR. CHARLES DESASSURE
UNIV. OF THE CUMBERLANDS
SUMMER 2019
TYPE THE NAME OR YOUR COLLEGE OR UNIVERISTY HERE.
TYPE ALL TEAM MEMBERS NAME.
Explanation of Risk Ranking
LOW
MEDIUM
If the consequences to this event/activity are LOW / MEDIUM, your group should be OK to proceed with this event/activity. It is advised that if the activity is MEDIUM, risk mitigation efforts should be made.
HIGH
If the consequences to this event/activity are HIGH, it is advised that you see.
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Common sports injuries include sprains, strains, dislocations, fractures, knockouts, punch syndrome, wrestler's ear, weightlifter blackouts, side stitches, low back pain, shoulder impingement syndrome, tennis elbow, javelin thrower's elbow, boxer's elbow, and mallet finger. Some of these injuries are caused by overuse or repetitive motions while others are caused by acute trauma from falls or collisions. It is important for athletes, coaches, and trainers to understand how these injuries occur in order to implement prevention strategies and proper rehabilitation.
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Sports and entertainment marketers need to identify different types of risk that can affect their marketing efforts. There are three main categories of risk: natural risk from weather events, human risk from actions like theft or fraud, and economic risk from changes in the business environment. Risk management strategies like risk avoidance, insurance, transfer, and retention can help prevent or reduce the negative impacts of these risks. Marketers also need to consider business ethics and work with individuals who demonstrate ethical behavior.
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Session 3 extrinsic risk factors
- 1. Sport Injuries Extrinsic risk factors Session 3
- 6. Extrinsic Risk Factor Equipment Other players Technique Coaching or instruction Environmental conditions
- 7. How could we reduce the risk?
- 8. Risk Factors