Concussion Training Quiz
Concussion Awareness Quiz
Test your knowledge about concussions and their management through our engaging quiz! This quiz will help you understand the signs, symptoms, prevention strategies, and protocols associated with concussions.
- Learn important information about concussion safety.
- Assess your awareness and preparedness in dealing with concussions.
What is a concussion?
A head injury caused by moving forces such as a bump, blow, or jolt to the head resulting in temporary changes in mental stats, coordination, and balance.
A severe migraine
Any impact to the head
An injury only contact sport athletes can get
What can cause a concussion?
Falling
Contact Sports
Car Accidents
All the above
How many steps are in a basic concussion protocol?
4
5
6
7
What is it called when concussion symptoms stick around for weeks or months after the injury and occurs in approximately 20% of concussion cases?
Concussion
Second-Impact Syndrome
Post-Concussion Syndrome
Migraine
Concussions are preventable.
True
False
This test measure’s reaction time, memory, and processing speed and is taken at a healthy state
SCAT5
Post-Injury imPACT
Baseline Testing
Symptom Questionnaire
What are symptoms of a concussion?
Dizziness or lightheadedness
Nausea
Sensitivity to light or noise
Change in sleep pattern
All the above
What are signs of concussion?
Increased anxiety
Feeling worst in the afternoon compared to the morning
Change in behavior
Grades dropping for a student
All the above
If you are not evaluated by a healthcare professional after a concussion, you are at risk of...
Post-concussion syndrome
Heat stroke
Second-impact syndrome
Post-concussion syndrome and Second-impact syndrome
All the above
How long do concussion symptoms last?
A few days
One week
One month
All the above
How long does a concussion last?
Exactly one week
Depends on the severity
Exactly two weeks
Exactly one month
What are the steps in the return to play criteria and what is the correct order?
Light weightlifting, sport specific drills or moderate aerobic exercise, contact sport-specific training drills, full-contact practice, return to competition
Light aerobic exercise, sport specific individual drills OR moderate aerobic exercise, non-contact sport specific training drills OR weightlifting, full-contact practice, return to competition
Sport specific drills, moderate aerobic exercise, light weightlifting, non-contact sport specific training, full-contact practice, return to competition
Sport specific individual drills OR moderate aerobic exercise, light aerobic exercise, non-contact sport specific training drills OR weightlifting, full-contact practice, return to competition
You should not sleep after a mild concussion.
True
False
What is REQUIRED to return to play after a concussion?
Finishing the return to play protocol on my own
Clearance from club officer
Clearance from Barnes Center Athletic Trainer
ONLY clearance from a physician
What are the danger signs that one should look for in the first couple of hours following a concussion?
Dilated pupils
Slurred speech
Loss of consciousness
Sensitivity to light
Dilated pupils, Slurred speech and Loss of consciousness
All the above
What should you do immediately if a teammate is presenting these danger signs following a concussion?
Let them sleep it off
Bring them to the closest emergency department
Give them pain medication
Schedule an appointment with a Barnes Center healthcare provider
What is the next step in the concussion protocol after you are cleared by a physician and the Barnes Center Athletic Trainer?
Start the return to play protocol
Immediately return to full participation
No physical activity for one more week
Take a baseline test
What is the most important rule about concussion safety?
When in doubt, report it
Don't tell anyone
Keep participating in sports
Ignore it
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