Symptoms
Effects
Neurocognitive Stall
100

When numbers underestimate the true consequences of pediatric TBI

What is underreporting of mild TBI? 

100

language

⚬memory

⚬problem-solving

⚬perceptual-motor skills

⚬attention

⚬executive function

What are the impairment domains for TBI patients? 

100

Risk for emerging problems referred to as neurocognitive stall

What is neurocognitive stall? 

200

Mild, Moderate to Severe TBI

What are the types of TBI?

200

Behavioral changes and problems in adaptive functioning (i.e., coping skills)

What are the most persistent negative impacts of TBI in children? 

200
  • Trauma care
  • Acute care services
  • Inpatient rehabilitation
  • Outpatient rehabilitation

What services are needed by moderate-severe TBI? 

300

Infants: Mishandling by caregivers (accidental dropping, rolling off changing tables, physical abuse)

What are the mechanisms of injury (for infants)? 

300

Physical impairments, lowered cognitive and academic skills relative to developmental expectations,  deficits in behavior, socialization, and adaptive functioning

What are the effects of TBI on children? 

300

In pediatric populations, some effects of a TBI may not be present initially, but can emerge later in a child’s development

What is symptoms delayed/neurocognitive stall? 

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