Only 10 percent of concussions involve a loss of consciousness, but the other 90 percent can still produce symptoms! Children who exhibit the following warning signs should be stopped, evaluated, and followed by a physician until symptoms resolve. Concussion Resources
Campaigns and Social Networking * Concussion Connection: http://concussionconnection.com * Parents and Pros for Safer Soccer: http://sportslegacy.org * The Knockout Project: http://theknockoutproject.org Concussion Quick Check, an app developed by the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) * iTunes Store: http://apple.co/1Gz7UlT * Google Play Store: http://bit.ly/concussion-app * AAN Reference Sheet: http://bit.ly/concussion-ref Guidelines and Training * AAN Sports Concussion Guideline: http://bit.ly/sports-concussion * AAN Sports Concussion Toolkit:http://www.aan.com/practice/sports-concussion-toolkit * Free online concussion training from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: http://bit.ly/CDC-HeadsUp * Free online concussion safety course for high school and youth coaches from the University of Michigan: http://bit.ly/umich-concussion © 2015 American Academy of Neurology
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