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Sports Medicine History and Science

Sports Medicine

A series of factual questions covering the timeline, figures, and numerical standards within the field of sports medicine.

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8 Questions Medium Ages 15+ Oct 25, 2026

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1 In what year was the International Federation of Sports Medicine (FIMS) officially founded?
  • A 1928
  • B 1935
  • C 1948
  • D 1952
2 The first clinical definition of 'Female Athlete Triad' was introduced by the American College of Sports Medicine in which year?
  • A 1988
  • B 1992
  • C 1997
  • D 2001
3 Approximately how many bones are in the adult human body, a key figure for orthopaedic sports medicine specialists to master?
  • A 196
  • B 206
  • C 216
  • D 226
4 Which physician is widely credited with establishing the first modern sports medicine clinic in Berlin in 1912?
  • A August Bier
  • B Bernhard Schimmelbusch
  • C Carl Diem
  • D Ludwig Guttmann
5 What is the standard recommended frequency of moderate-intensity aerobic physical activity for adults per week according to global health guidelines?
  • A 60 minutes
  • B 90 minutes
  • C 150 minutes
  • D 200 minutes
6 Dr. Ludwig Guttmann founded the Stoke Mandeville Games in 1948, which eventually evolved into which major international event?
  • A Special Olympics
  • B Invictus Games
  • C Paralympic Games
  • D Commonwealth Games
7 The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is responsible for providing what percentage of the total restraining force to anterior tibial displacement?
  • A 65%
  • B 75%
  • C 85%
  • D 95%
8 In 1954, the first successful meniscus surgery using an arthroscope was performed by which Japanese surgeon?
  • A Kenji Takagi
  • B Masaki Watanabe
  • C Ryoji Koga
  • D Hiroshi Ikeuchi
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