Assess learners' ability to analyze risk factors, pathomechanics, and evidence-based prevention strategies for common sports-related overuse injuries in youth athletes (e.g., Osgood–Schlatter, Little League shoulder/elbow, patellofemoral pain, tendonitis, stress fractures). Questions should require distinguishing intrinsic (growth, biomechanics, muscle imbalance, prior injury) and extrinsic (training load, surface, equipment, coaching) contributors, explaining repetitive-load tissue responses, interpreting simple monitoring data (volume, pain patterns), and designing practical multidisciplinary prevention plans (load management, conditioning, technique coaching, recovery and return-to-play protocols, early detection).