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Define TBI-ANSWER-Blow jolt or penetrating injury to the head that disrupts brain function Severity ranges from mild of brief change in mental status to severe prolonged changes Can cause behavior, emotional, and personality disturbances Epidemiology of TBI-ANSWER-15–24yr at time of injury Greatest risk <10 or >74 Causes –50% MVA –25% Falls –15% assault –10% Sports What is the MOI of TBI-ANSWER-External force hitting head hard enough to cause brain movement wi...

What does TBI stand for?-ANSWER –Traumatic Brain Injury A TBI is defined as a brain injury which results in diminished or altered consciousness, and impaired cognitive and physical abilities.-ANSWER-FALSE: –it does not have to be both cognitive AND physical. It can be either OR both. What is the leading cause of TBI in youth/adolescents? Older population?-ANSWER-–Falls/MVA –Older: Falls A diffuse axonal injury is another name for what?-ANSWER-–Concussion What type of f...

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