Name: Plan A-Head: Prevention and Detection of Concussions in Children
Uploaded: 2022-04-13
Duration: 2 min 7 s
Description: Plan A-Head: Prevention and Detection of Concussions in Children.

Plan A-Head: Prevention and Detection of Concussions in Children. 

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Plan A-Head: Prevention and Detection of Concussions in Children

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Concussion Facts: A concussion is an injury to the brain (often called a minor traumatic brain injury) All concussions are serious Many injuries to the head can cause a concussion such as bump, blow, “ding” or jolt to the head Concussions can occur without loss of consciousness Concussions often occur in sports activities Over 10 million sports and recreation related injuries occur in the United Stats each year, but most don’t require hospitalization

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Activities associated with Concussions: Biking Rollerblading Skiing Skate-boarding Football Soccer Lacrosse ATV riding Playground activities Horseback riding Basketball

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Symptoms of Concussion: Nausea and/or vomiting Balance problems or dizziness Double or fuzzy vision Headache Feeling sluggish, foggy or groggy Concentration or memory problems Confusion Sensitivity to light or noise

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Long-term Consequences of Concussion: Difficulty at school or work Long-term learning problems Behavioral problems Increased possibility of future concussions Depression Dementia

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If you Suspect Concussion: Cease sports activities immediately Seek medical help

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Prevention: The best prevention tool is a helmet, a helmet should be worn for: Bike riding Rollerblading Skateboarding Downhill skiing/Snowboarding Heelys Football ATV riding Always wear a seatbelt when in a moving vehicle, to prevent a concussion A

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What type of helmet should I wear: There are different helmets for different activities and it’s important that it fits properly.  Following are characteristics of a properly fitting helmet: Should be level on your head Is snug and does not slide around Sits one inch or less above your eyebrows Should meet standards set by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission  	as noted by a label or sticker

Plan A-Head: Prevention and Detection of Concussions in Children

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