CONCUSSIONS
SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT
DEFINITION
concussions plural of con·cus·sion (Noun)
Noun
- Temporary unconsciousness caused by a blow to the head. Also, loosely, aftereffects such as confusion or temporary incapacity.
- A violent shock as from a heavy blow.
SYMPTOMS (after being hit)
Not thinking clearly
Feeling slowed down
not able to concentrate
feeling fuzzy or blurry vision
dizziness
headache
Technological tools used to diagnose concussions
X-rays
MRIs
CT scans
By: Noble Lewis , Tate Pilch , Sims Johnson , Qierra Brownlee , and Emma Neal Heery
kid
child getting hit with a soccer ball
football
a football player getting hit
head
a example of what the brain looks like
Teacher and Mentor : Mrs Harron and Ms. Waddell
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is MRI?
A: a machine that takes pictures of your brain using no radiation.
Q: How long do concussions last?
A: Concussions can last from a week to over a month.