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Important information for parents...
Concussions ( A concussion is a brain injury caused by a bump or blow to the head.)If your child experiences a bump or blow to the head they should report the incident to their coach or athletic trainer immediately.Did you know ...
* most concussions occur without loss of consciousness* athletes who have had a concussion have an increased risk for another concussion* young children and teens are more likely to get a concussion and take longer to recover than an adultWarning signs...* appears dazed or stunned* confused about assignements, plays, or position* forgets instructions* is unsure of game, opponent, or score* moves clumsily* answers questions slowly* loses consciousness* shows mood, behavior, or personality changes* can't recall events prior to hit or fall* can't recall events after hit or fallSymptoms reported by athletes* headache or pressure in head* Nausea or vomitting* balance problems or dizziness* double vision* sensitivity to light* feeling sluggish, hazy, foggy, or groggy* concentration or memory problems* confusion* "feeling down" or just not "feeling right"If your child is diagnosed with a concussion they will need clearance by a MD or DO and they will need to retake the ImPact concussion test before they may resume play.Sudden Cardiac Arrest - Please see attached PDF for complete information from the Deaprtment of Health
Last Modified on November 7, 2018