Which are the three kinds of medical screening?

• A. Written, Verbal, Visual
• B. Verbal, Written, Visual
• C. Written, Visual, Verbal
• D. Visual, Verbal, Written

Answer: (A)

Medical screening here uses three ways to gather health information before activity: a written form to capture medical history and risk factors; a verbal check where questions are asked to clarify conditions and safety concerns; and a visual assessment to observe signs like breathing, skin, movement, or obvious physical limitations. This sequence—written first, then verbal, then visual—helps ensure all important information is collected and any warning signs are noticed, supporting safe participation in rope activities. The other options mix these same three methods in different orders, but the standard flow they test is written, then verbal, then visual.