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Part 2: Concussion Quiz Use the info in the Concussion Fact Sheet and Concussion: What Happens to the Brain and Nerve Cells? to answer the questions below. 1. A concussion is a brain injury. [ Choose ] 2. Concussions can be caused by a fall, a bump, or blow to the head or body. [ Choose ] 3. A blow to the head is not dangerous unless it results in a loss of consciousness [ Choose ] 4 Concussions are less dangerous for children and teens [ Choose ] 5. Concussions can occur in any sport or recreational activity [ Choose ] 6. Some people may not feel or report their symptoms until hours or days after the injury. [ Choose ] 7. Following a coach's rules for safety and rules of the sport, practicing good sportsmanship at all times, and using proper protective equipment are all ways that athletes can reduce the risks for a concussion. [ Choose ] 8. Careful observation and testing of mental abilities is important for accurate diagnosis of a concussion. [ Choose ]

          Part 2: Concussion Quiz
Use the info in the Concussion Fact Sheet and Concussion: What Happens to the Brain and Nerve Cells? to answer the questions below.

1. A concussion is a brain injury.
[ Choose ]

2. Concussions can be caused by a fall, a bump, or blow to the head or body.
[ Choose ]

3. A blow to the head is not dangerous unless it results in a loss of consciousness
[ Choose ]

4 Concussions are less dangerous for children and teens
[ Choose ]

5. Concussions can occur in any sport or recreational activity
[ Choose ]

6. Some people may not feel or report their symptoms until hours or days after the injury.
[ Choose ]

7. Following a coach's rules for safety and rules of the sport, practicing good sportsmanship at all times, and using proper protective equipment are all ways that athletes can reduce the risks for a concussion.
[ Choose ]

8. Careful observation and testing of mental abilities is important for accurate diagnosis of a concussion.
[ Choose ]

Part 2: Concussion Quiz
Use the info in the Concussion Fact Sheet and Concussion: What Happens to the Brain and Nerve Cells? to answer the questions below.

1. A concussion is a brain injury.
[ Choose ]

2. Concussions can be caused by a fall, a bump, or blow to the head or body.
[ Choose ]

3. A blow to the head is not dangerous unless it results in a loss of consciousness
[ Choose ]

4 Concussions are less dangerous for children and teens
[ Choose ]

5. Concussions can occur in any sport or recreational activity
[ Choose ]

6. Some people may not feel or report their symptoms until hours or days after the injury.
[ Choose ]

7. Following a coach's rules for safety and rules of the sport, practicing good sportsmanship at all times, and using proper protective equipment are all ways that athletes can reduce the risks for a concussion.
[ Choose ]

8. Careful observation and testing of mental abilities is important for accurate diagnosis of a concussion.
[ Choose ]

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