3rd Quarter MAPEH

• Requires Facilities and Equipment

  Active Recreation
• Does not requure facilities or equipment for fun and relaxing

  Passive Recreation
• Can be done in halls, rooms or in classrooms

  Indoor Recreational Activities
• In the 8th Century badminton is called

  Poona
• When and where did badminton became an olympic sport?

  1992 in Barcelona Spain
• In the 9th Century badminton is called

  Battledore
• One of the oldest game

  Bowling
• when was badminton introduced as demonstration game in olympics?

  1972
• It was ( Badminton ) brought by who and when in England.

  1870 by Duke Beaufort
• Where and when did bowling originate from?

  Egypt, 7000
• What was bowling called before its name now?

  Tenpins
• A filipino bowling champion

  "Paeng" or Rafael Nepomuceno
• Maximum dimenions (bowling) 60ft long and 42 width.
• Equipments in bowling

  Shoes

  Pins

  Bowling Ball

  Lane
• First ball knocked down all 10 pins

  Strike
• Knocked down all pins second time after knocking all pins on the first time

  Spare
• A player obtains a strike by hitting the pins in the opposite pocket.

  Brooklyn
• The weight of the badminton racket or raquet is

  Not more than 100 grams
• Length of racket does not exceed 680 mm and width not exceeding 230 mm
• Badminton raquet or racket is made up of light materials like

  Aluminum

  Carbon

  Carbon Fiber
• Shuttlecock consist of

  16 left goose feathers
• Aims to give leisure

  Recreational Activities
• Aims to give leisure while interacting with natural environment

  Outdoor Recreation
• A long walj for pleasure or exercise, associated with mountaineering, trekking and mountain climbing.

  Hiking
• What does DR ABC stand for?

  Danger

  Response

  Airway

  Breathing

  Circulation
• A more detailed assessment conducted after primary survey

  Secondary Survey
• 3 parts of cravat bandage

  Base

  Point

  End
• A piece of sterile cloth that covers a wound to prevent infection or stop bleeding

  Dressing
• Piece of material used to cover wounds or keep dressings in place or to apply pressure and control bleeding.

  Bandage
• Large Triangular Bandages and are folded to create slings.

  Triangular bandage
• Made of stretchable materials like elastic or latex and provides compression and supports sprains and joint injuries.

  Elastic Bandages
• Made of woven cotton and arehighly absorbent.

  Gauze Bandages
• Used for wounds on top and back,hand, and foot and as arm sling.

  Open Phase
• Free from bacteria and is totally clean

  Sterile
• Flatten by pressure, squeeze, or press.

  Compress
• Used to reduce swelling, relieves pain especially for sprains and strains.

  Cold Compress
• Is a penetrating injury caused by nails, kneedles and other pointy object.

  Puncture
• Caused by rubbing or scraping of the skin on a rough surface.

  Abrasion
• Cut caused by a knife, broken glass, or sharp objects.

  Incision
• An unpolished breaking or tearing of delicate tissues.

  Laceration