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What is a cuncussion?
A blow to the head or body
Symptoms of a concussion
Include physical, cognitive, emotional, and sleep issues.
How long is the recovery time
80-90% of concussions resolve within 3 weeks
Rest importance
Resting the brain is crucial for recovery.
Urgent help
Needed for sudden worsening of symptoms.
Return to learn
It should be gradual with tailored support.
Physical Activity
Follows a staged approach, starting with no activity.
Communication
Open communication with family and educators is vital for recovery.
Understanding Concussions
Concussions are not visible injuries and require awareness and education.
Individualized Recovery
Each person’s recovery journey varies based on factors like previous concussions.
Management Strategies
Effective strategies are essential for recovery and return to activities.
Brain Injury
A term that encompasses concussions and requires careful management.
Education
Crucial for understanding the nature of concussions and their management.
Healing Process
Can be impacted by previous concussions and existing conditions.
Monitor Symptoms
Immediate attention to worsening symptoms is essential to prevent further injury and complications.
The Four P’s
Prioritizing, planning, pacing, and positioning activities can help manage energy levels and promote recovery.
Gradual Return to Learning
A step-by-step approach to returning to school helps avoid overwhelming the brain.
Supports and Adaptations
Necessary for a successful transition back to school after an injury.
Staged Return to Play
A systematic return to physical activity that prevents re-injury and ensures safety.
Importance of Communication
Open discussions about symptoms enhance understanding and support during recovery.