Heads up to schools; know your concussion ABCs : a fact sheet for teachers, counselors, and school professionals

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Heads up to schools; know your concussion ABCs : a fact sheet for teachers, counselors, and school professionals

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5/20/2010

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National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (U.S.) . Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.) .

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"Children and adolescents are among those at greatest risk for concussion. The potential for a concussion is greatest during activities where collisions can occur, such as during physical education (PE) class, playground time, or school-based sports activities. However, concussions can happen any time a student's head comes into contact with a hard object, such as a floor, desk, or another student's head or body. Proper recognition and response to concussion can prevent further injury and help with recovery." - p. [1]

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