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100

What is the head injury involving temporary unconsciousness or confusion?

Concussion

100

What is an example of a common concussion cause?

Contact Sports, Collision, Accident, Violence, History, etc.

100

How many ligaments are in the head?

2

100

True or False... it typically takes females nearly twice as long to recover from concussions as males

True

200

What is the head injury that occurs when a force strong enough to break the bone, hits the skull?

Skull Fracture

200

What is an example of a common skull fracture cause?

Being hit in the head with a blunt or sharp object, Heavy falls, Motor vehicle accidents, Sports injuries, Physical assault

200

How many muscles are in the head?

8
200

True or False... Approximately 1 in 10 people who play a contact sport will sustain a concussion yearly

True

300

Which head injury is considered a type of stroke?

Brain Bleeding/Hemorrhage

300

What is an example of a common brain bleeding cause?

Aneurysm, Head trauma, High Blood Pressure, Blood Vessel Abnormalities, Amyloid angiopathy, Blood or Bleeding Disorders, Liver Disease 

300

Where is the frontal bone located?

On the frontal region of the skull

300

What is the leading cause of concussions?

Falls

400

How are concussions graded?

Mild (grade 1), Moderate (grade 2), Severe (grade 3)

400

Which is more likely to penetrate the skull causing a skull fracture... a pointier object or blunt surface?

Pointier object

400

Where is the temporal bone located?

On either side of the head and down the back

400

Name one person in this class who's had a concussion.

Anyone who's had a concussion

500

How long does a severe grade concussion last?

Months to Years

500

Which type of skull fracture occurs in the floor of the skull?

Basal fracture

500

Which organ is the Ocular tendon responsible for?

The eye

500

How many kids does Mr. Carter have?

3

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