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P.R.I.C.E - Sports
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|Physical Education (HKDSE) |
| |Part VI: Sports Injuries, Treatment and Precautions |
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|Physical Education Section |
|Curriculum Development Institute |
|Education Bureau |
|The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region |
|2009 |

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|Learning objectives |2 |
|Glossary |3 |
|Essential concepts and theories | |
|Factors leading to sports injuries |7 |
|Common sports injuries |9 |
|Treatment
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