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All head injuries should be treated as and require?
severe; immediate medical attention
How are head injuries treated in wilderness medicine?
Short-term loss of consciousness following head injuries is known as concussion, and these patients should be closely monitored for 24 hours, including waking them
How bad are head injuries in sports?
Head injuries, specifically concussions, are probably the worst possible injuries suffered in sports because of the lingering as well as long term effects. In football specifically, many retired players are now suing the NFL over head injuries suffered back in the 80s and 90s when concussion protocol was taken much less seriously. These retired players nowadays may have long term bruising or swelling of the brain. One concussion will not cause these long term effects but multiple ones will. Head injuries should be taken very seriously and treated appropriately.
When was Head Injuries created?
Head Injuries was created in 1979-07.
How common are serious head injuries?
each year about two million people suffer from a more serious head injury, and up to 750,000 of them are severe enough to require hospitalization.
Is it recommended to see a doctor after suffering from a concussion even if the patient feels no symptoms?
Definately! Head injuries should always be treated, no matter how minor they seem. Only a trained professional in the medical field can determine how minor the injury is.
Do head lice leave bumps?
Usually no, you should get it treated immediately.
Who discovered head injuries?
Head injuries has know specific founder ( trust me I have searched for hours)
What can cause head injuries?
A hit to the head
What Lisa Lefteye Lopes Injuries from the car accident?
Head injuries
Should someone who does martial arts were head protection?
Most tournaments require you to wear head protection.
Who usually gets rotator cuff injuries?
athletes practicing sports that require the arm to be moved over the head repeatedly, such as pitching, swimming, tennis, and weight lifting.
