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lecture 3+4: concussion and fencing response Flashcards

1
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true or false: any athelete with suspected concission should not be removed from paly

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false

they should be removed

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the therepist should be able to

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1) recognize, remove aand eveulate
2) rule out sever neurology inkiry or cervical spine injury
3) know symtoms and track

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3
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what is the defintion of concussion

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any transcient post traumatic alteration in mental staus of indivuals

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4
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what is a sports related convisou

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traumatic brain injury induced by biomechanical formces

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5
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concussion symtoms are instant

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no they can also be delayed

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6
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what is the MOI of concussion

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direct blow to the head face neck or elwhere on the body with the force transmitted to the force (indirect)

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7
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the right side of the brain controls the…

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left side of the body (creativeity, msuic art)

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left side of rbain control…

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right side of body
reasioning
language
etc

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9
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true or false: to have a concussion you need to be unconcous

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false

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10
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absolute rest is the best stragery

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false

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11
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what is scat 5

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standarized tool for evualitedconcussions (in less than 10 mins)

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12
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do most concussion happen in teenagers?

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yes

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13
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what are signs

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reported by others

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14
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what are symptoms

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reported by athelte

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15
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what are some signs that you can see when assessing concussion

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slow answeres
lose consiou
cant remember things

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16
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what are some common symptoms reported by athelte

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headache
pressure
double vision
foggy

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17
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what are the 4 factors that need to be evaluated fror accute concussion

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cognitize
physical
behaviro/sleep
emotional

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18
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what are the 4 cathergoeies that symtoms fall into

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thinking/remembereing
physical
emotional/mood
sleep/behavior

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19
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what are the 4 symptoms in thinking and remmebr

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difficult thinking clearly
feeling slow
cant concentrate
cant remeber new info

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20
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what are the 4 symtpoms of physical

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headache or blurry vision
nausea/vomit/dizzy
sensitive to light with balance problem
tired

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21
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what ar the 4 symtpoms of emotional/mood

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irritiablity
stress
emotiona
nervous/anxious

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22
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what are the 3 symptoms of sleep/behavior

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sleeping more or less than usual

trouble falling asleep

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23
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physical signs of acute concussion

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LOc
headhache
poor condination
seizures
balance 
slow
neausau
vacant stare
slurrted speak
dizzy
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24
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cognitive symtpms of accute concussion

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unaware score/time/place/period
confused/slug
amneia
LOC

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25
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emotional symtoms of consision

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anxiety
irritable
sad
mood change

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26
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what are the 3 most reported symtoms and pecentages

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headache 75
concentration 57
fatigue 52

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27
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what are the 3 red falgs (danegr signs in adults)

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neck pain/tenderness
weakness tenderning tingling in arms and legs
deterioting LOC

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28
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is assessing cervical spine injuries importants in concission

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yes because it is reported alot in head injuries

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29
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what does SCAT stand for

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sport consussion assessment tool

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30
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there is only an adult scat?

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false, child scat for 5-12 years

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31
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explain baseline testing

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must do preinjury testing to compare

performance variablity may be a key meSURE OF ACCUTE concussion diagnorsos

32
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what is assessment of concussion ON FIELD

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witness (know the MOI)
see transcient Symtpmos
know athlete personality 
be able to discern variation
knowledge of previous medical histroy
33
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what is the clincal assessment with a doctor of a concussion

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relying on atherly self report
relying on at assessment
need scat 5 and notes

34
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what are other tests besides scat 5

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vestibular ocular motor screen

king devick test

35
Q

what is return to learnand play

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steps before brain can be used to learn and play

36
Q

true or false: you need to return to play before learn

A

false

learn first

37
Q

what is second impact syndrome

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when a player is not fully recovered from first consussion suffers a second blow to the head

38
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what does second impact syndrome cause

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loss of autoregulation of the circualtion to the brain
=brain edma and increased pressire
=can lead to cerebral herniation

39
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true or false: athlete must not return to play until properly assessment and followed by HCP

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truw

40
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what are the signs and symtpoms of second impact syndrom

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stoned
no  LOC
you will see serious symtoms 15s-sev minutes 
loss of eye movement
resp. failure
dialed pupils
41
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study scat 5

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kefk

42
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what are the steps for head injury assessment

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1) PPE and 911 if uncnous
2) stab head
3) LOC and ABC
4) rule out conission, rule out spinal

43
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what is orientation x 4T

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time palce person even

44
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what are some orientation querstion

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what month
what is the date/day of the week
what year
what time

45
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true or fals: ahtlete should be filling out the scat themselved

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true

46
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what are the 2 types of amnesia

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retrograde and anterograde

47
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what is retrogade amnesia

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does not remeber anuthinh BEFORE trauma

ask: what day, score, how did they get here, where are we

48
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what is anterograde amnesia

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athelte does not remmeber anything that happened after the trauma

49
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what is another name for anterograde amnesia

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post traumatic amnesia (PTA)

50
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what questions can you use to assess anterograde amnesia

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what happned/ how did you get hurt

words from scat

51
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are the vision ttests off field or on field

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off

52
Q

can you check for CSF on field

A

yes

53
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how do you rule out spinal>

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palpate c spine
cord signs 
tingling burning number
vitals (can be done off field)
re assess sings and symptoms
54
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what are the red flags for head injury

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unconcous
open skull fracure 
csf
unrepsonsive
pain on movement
abnomral vitals 
increasing headache
55
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what is a mild GSC score

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14-15

56
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what is a moderate GSC score

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9-13

57
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what is a secore injury is gsc

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3-8

58
Q

do you have to treat for shock with concussion

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yes

59
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what is the rhomberg test

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off field
feet together
arms at the side
close eyes

if swaying: ppstove

60
Q

what is the graducate removal for the field without spian l

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supine
all fours
back on heels
on knee 
standing and walking
61
Q

what happens if there is an increase in symtpms

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return to previous postioon

62
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true or false: you cna only use spinal board for spinal injiury

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no

63
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if spinal injury, when do you remove equip

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before boarding

64
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if not spinal, when do you remove equip

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sidelines

65
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WHAT IS IMPORTANT FOR SIDELINE ASSESSMENT

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recheck vitals/ SS
finger to nose 
concnetraion
balance 
exercise tests
rhombert
66
Q

is explanation important for concussion

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yes

67
Q

explain concussion eduation

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what is it
SS
steps
home moinotoring

68
Q

explain home monitoring

A

instructions printed out to relative
okay to sleep
what to watch out for

69
Q

its bad for a cunssion person to sleep

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false

70
Q

what are some signs to watch for at home in conussion terms

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worsening headache
vomittied
slurred speach
seizures

71
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what is imporatnt for initial rest

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avoid alcohol
aboild drugs and sleeping tablets
do notnuse adbsil

72
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what is the fencing response

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unatural position of arms immediately following a concussion

73
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if you see fencing response, you should wait to call 911

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false you need to call 911

74
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how is fencing respnse triggered

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an acceleration/decleateion injury to the brain

75
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fencing response comes severol seconds before consission or after

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after

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