How does a concussion happen?

all of the options, basically any knock on the head

Students with a concussion

communicate honestly about how they are feeling at all times

need to be diagnosed by a Doctor immediately

Preventing concussions is as simple as:

minimizing risk by wearing safe headgear and equipment

The only way to know if you have a concussion

to go see a medical professional

The school is not responsible for

communicating with the student and parents

After a concussion, this will not occur

noticeable symptoms are unlikely

Return to learn or return to activity

is a 6 step process that is mandatory for the concussed student

Concussion symptoms will

follow an individualized pattern for healing

If you suspect that someone you know might have a concussion

talk with them, share your concerns, they need medical help

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How does a concussion happen?
trip and fall and hit your head
object falls and hits you in the head
all of the options, basically any knock on the head
punched in the head
2
Students with a concussion
communicate honestly about how they are feeling at all times
should drive
should play sports
should use computers or cell phones
3
Losing consciousness is the most important symptom
false
true
sometimes true
4
Concussions
are over exaggerated and really not that back
are not serious
are something that most never recover from
need to be diagnosed by a Doctor immediately
5
Preventing concussions is as simple as:
minimizing risk by wearing safe headgear and equipment
pretending that a knock on the head is nothing and it will go away
wearing a motorcycle helmet at all times
not playing sports
6
Concussions
may go unnoticed and untreated
respond well to lots of exercise immediately after it occurs
should not be treated or diagnosed unless they are really bad
always follow the same pattern of symptoms
7
The only way to know if you have a concussion
to go see a medical professional
is to workout and keep playing sports
is to sleep a lot
is to wait and see what happens
8
Signs of a concussion do not include
blurry vision
nausea
fever
headache
9
The school is not responsible for
supporting a student with a concussion, it is their own responsibility
informing all teachers about the concussion
communicating with the student and parents
providing extended due dates or other accomodations as needed
10
After a concussion, this will not occur
feeling foggy, difficulty concentrating
noticeable symptoms are unlikely
light and sound sensitivities or difficulty remembering things
sad, anxious, sleeping difficulties
11
Return to learn or return to activity
is a process that most coaches will not follow
is a 6 step process that is mandatory for the concussed student
is an optional process that the concussion student may use
is a 6 step process that can be completed in any order
12
Concussion symptoms will
never go away
likely get better throughout the day
follow an individualized pattern for healing
get better by doing nothing and sleeping a lot
13
If you suspect that someone you know might have a concussion
don't talk to them, just report them
talk with them, share your concerns, they need medical help
don't do anything
respect their need for privacy
14
The problem with a concussion is:
all of the answers are correct
it is really hard to see bruising or swelling inside the skull
brain inside the hard skull bounces around and gets bruised
the brain is our 'mission control' and an injury to it affects everything

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