1. Anatomy and Physiology:
– Questions on the structure and function of the human body systems such as the skeletal system, muscular system, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, etc.
– Understanding of terms related to anatomy and physiology.

2. Health Education:
– Questions related to personal and community health, including topics like disease prevention, nutrition, hygiene, and environmental health.
– Understanding of health promotion strategies and techniques.

3. Sports and Exercise Science:
– Questions on the principles and theories of exercise science, including topics like exercise physiology, biomechanics, and motor learning.
– Understanding of the effects of exercise on the human body and factors influencing performance.

4. Sports Administration and Management:
– Questions on the principles of sports management, organization, and administration.
– Understanding of sports governance, policies, and regulations.

5. Sports Psychology and Sociology:
– Questions on the psychological and sociological aspects of sports participation and performance.
– Understanding of motivation, leadership, group dynamics, and social factors influencing sports behavior.

6. First Aid and Safety:
– Questions on basic first aid techniques and procedures.
– Understanding of safety measures in various physical activities and sports settings.

7. History and Philosophy of Physical Education:
– Questions on the historical development of physical education and sports.
– Understanding of different philosophies and ideologies underlying physical education.

Preparation for JAMB Physical Health Education exams typically involves studying textbooks and resources recommended for the subject, understanding key concepts and theories, practicing with past questions and sample exams, and staying updated with relevant developments in the field of physical education and health sciences.