Anatomy
Cranial Nerves
Scat 3
Return to Play
Grab Bag
100
Which lobe of the brain process smell, speech and motor coordination?
Frontal Lobe
100
Give a Pneumonic for the cranial nerves.
Teacher discretion
100
When and where is a SCAT 3 conducted?
On the sidelines of a game following a hit to the head.
100
What can occur if return-to-play protocol is not followed and a player is returned too quickly and sustains another concussion?
Second impact syndrome
100
What does TBI stand for?
Traumatic Brain Injury
200
What 3 lobes process Language and Reading?
Parietal, Temporal, and Occipital
200
What nerve does hearing and balance? (name and number)
Auditory #8
200
When asking players what month is it, what day of the week and approximate time, we are checking what?
Mental Orientation
200
During return-to-play, when an athlete comes in each day to do their stage appropriate activity, when do we assess their symptoms?
Both before and after activity
200
When assessing an unconscious athlete following a collision during play, what is assessed first?
Circulation
300
What are the names of the top two bones on the left?
Atlas and Axis
300
What are the 3 sensory nerves?
Olfactory, Optic and Auditory
300
What all would be counted as an error during the balance assessment?
Lifting arms off of hips
Moving your feet / or putting your foot down
Torso bouncing from side to side or forward and back
300
What is the final stage that must be completed prior to playing in a game?
Full contact practice
300
What medical condition was discovered by Dr. Omalu?
Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis
400
What is the name of this bone
Mandible
400
Demonstrate what nerve 11 does.
Movement of the head and shoulders.
400
Who is the person who reads and writes the score for each symptom in the Symptom severity check?
The patient
400
What is an example of a light aerobic activity?
Stationary bike, walking, swimming
400
Your heartbeat is controlled by which nervous system?
Autonomic
500
If a player sustains a hit to their head and they are having vision problems, what lobe of the brain may have sustained injury?
Occipital Lobe
500
When having dental work done, the anesthetic prevents sensation and movement of the face affecting which nerve?
Trigeminal
500
When a person first comes off the fieldafter sustaining a hit to the head we will check for pupillary response, specifically if they have PERRLA. What does PERRLA stand for?
Pupils Equal Round and Reactive to Light and Accomodations
500
In addition to the return-to-play protocol, what else needs to be done for an athlete to be cleared to play in a game?
Impact test that shows they are back to baseline
500
What changed in football after Dr. Omalu’s research was accepted?
Head injuries were taken more seriously. Athletic trainers became more valuable. Regulations changed.