Traumatic brain injury typically results from a brutal blow or bumps to the head which leads to injury with a broad range of symptoms and disabilities. A traumatic brain injury can result in torn tissues, bruising can result in long-term issue or death.
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Physical damage to some part of the brain due to a sudden force to the head.
Physical damage to some part of the skull due to sudden force of the head.
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MVA
Assault
Falls and accidents (other than auto)
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Left with chronic disablilty
Die
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GENDER, EXPERIENCE
MEDICATIONS
NATURE of the damage
AGE
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Gun shot wound
Minor jarring
To specific area
Blow to the head with free movement of the head Causes cerebral contusion at point of impact
Deceleration with brain moving along the jagged contours of the skull interior, and bounces of the skull on opposite side.
Occipital lobe
Parital lobe
Frontal lobe
Temporal lobe
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Early,Late,passive
Early,Late,intense
Late, early, intense
Late, early, passive
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Cerebellum
Brain stem
Matardura
The left hemisphere
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Temporal
Occipital
Parietal
Frontal
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Post concussion syndrome
Post-head injury recovory
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Acquired brain injuries
Traumatic brain injuries
Closed head injuries
Open head injuries
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Blow to the head with free movement of the head Causes cerebral contusion at point of impact
Minor jarring
Deceleration with brain moving along the jagged contours of the skull interior, and bounces of the skull on opposite side.
Gun shot wound
To specific area
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Frontal
Occipital
Parietal
Temporal
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Under the age of 50
Under the age of 34
Over the age of 34
Over the age of 50
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When damage occurs in premature regions of the CNS, Those cells automatically repoduce and are replaced
When damage occurs in mature regions of the CNS, that are made up mostly of cell bodies, those cells die and can’t be replaced
If damage occurs primarily to axons, it is possible for processes to occur that can restore and regenerate connections (current focus of research: how to manipulate things in the brain to enhance this)
If damage occurs primarily to dendrites, it is possible for processes to occure that can restore and regenerate
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Acceleration
Rotation
Decceleration
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Actual cell death caused by the event
Spasms throughout the peripheral branches
Secondary shutdown of other neurons near the area of damage, or associated with the damaged area
Numbness and tingling
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Minor Jarring
To specific area
Gun shot wound
Blow to the head with free movement of the head Causes cerebral contusion at point of impact
More severe contusion in the area diametrically opposite to the point of impact – Example: Hit the ground in a fall with abrupt deceleration with brain moving along the jagged contours of the skull interior, and bounces of the skull on opposite side.
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Stage2
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