10 SRS Concussion

Which of the following are signs and symptoms of a concussion?

• Headache, nausea, dizziness, sore body

• Headache, nausea, dizziness, itchy ears

• Headache, nausea, dizziness, swollen ankle

• Headache, nausea, dizziness, blurred vision.

The three types of concussion are.......

• Mild, moderate and severe.

• Mild, moderate and serious.

• Mild, moderate and tragic.

• Easy, moderate and severe.

Which of the following summarises a mild concussion?

• Grade 2, symptoms last longer than 15min and no loss of consciousness.

• Grade 1, symptoms last less than 15min and no loss of consciousness.

• Grade 3, person loses consciousness for a few seconds.

Which of the following summarise a moderate concussion

• Grade 3, person loses consciousness for a few seconds.

• Grade 2, symptoms last longer than 15 min and no loss of consciousness.

• Grade 1, symptoms last less than 15 min and no loss of consciousness.

Which of the following summarises a severe concussion?

• Grade 3, the person loses consciousness for a few seconds.

• Grade 1, symptoms last less than 15 min and no loss of consciousness.

• Grade 2, no loss in consciousness but symptoms last longer than 15 min

Which of the following are the new concussion guidelines for athletes that receive a head knock?

• Remove from field, HIA assessment, 2 weeks return to play, see doctor to assess symptoms

• Remove from field, HIA assessment, 1 weeks return to play, see doctor to assess symptoms

• Remove from field, HIA assessment, return to play if player feels ok.

• Any of the above

What is the new condition that is occurring in concussion patients when they are deceased?

• Sever Concussion

• CTE

• CIA

What is the common age bracket for people that suffer from CTE?

• 20's to 30's

• 30's to 40's

• 40's to 50's

• Any age

When can CTE be diagnosed?

• After a severe concussion

• Once someone has passed away

• After a MRI (brain scan)

• At any stage in one's life

Concussion is defined as......

• a sudden direct blow to the body which causes the brain to jolt

• a sudden direct blow to the head which causes the brain to jolt

• a sudden direct blow to the head which causes difficulty breathing