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__% of all u 23 male and u21 female players have experienced 1-2 concussions before reaching the national team level correct answers 39 Some concussion characteristics are.. Balance Issues, confusion, dizziness, headache, nausea, sensitivity to light and noise, vision issues. (T or F) correct answers true Experts in the concussion field note that these symptoms might appear, disappear and reappear following the original injury and throughout the entire recovery period. (T or F) correct answers true There is no pecific set of indicators, much less and one of them that proves a concussion has occured. Nor can it be assumed that no concussion has occurred simply because only a few or none of these indicators are reported. (T or F) correct answers true Law 5 (allows, mentions, recommends, requires, or suggests) that referees stop play for any serious injury and see that the player is either safely removed from the field for medical attention or is attended to on the field when needed. correct answers requires In all cases the referee must be aware of and implement any specific local rules of competition or requirements mandated by ______. correct answers higher authorities Most concussions have a brief loss of consciousness. (T or F) correct answers false A concussion is a brain injury that alters the way your brain functions. (T or F) correct answers true Severity of injury depends on (two, three, four, a few, or many) factors and is not known until symptoms resolve and brain function is back to normal. correct answers many All concussions are not created equally. Each player is different, each injury is different, and your team medical staff should evaluate all injuries. (T or F) correct answers true Unlike other injuries, there are not normally consequences to "playing through" a concussion. (T or F) correct answers false Repetitive brain injury, when not managed promptly and properly, may cause permanent damage to your brain. (T or F) correct answers true A concussion is a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the body. (T or F) correct answers true A concussion is a bruise to the brain. (T or F) correct answers false Medical CatScans and MRI's will reveal most concussions


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