CONCUSSION TRAINING FOR MEDICAL PERSONNEL- JKO

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CONCUSSION TRAINING FOR MEDICAL PERSONNEL- JKO

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-Guarantee passing score -9 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert-Verified Explanation Question 1: As a medical provider, which of the following are you responsible for? Select ALL that apply.

Answer:

• The identification of concussions
• The management of concussions
• Education on the prevention of concussions
• The documentation of concussions

Question 2: Match each tool in Column 2 with its description in Column 1.

Answer:

A PRA- Offers guidance to medical providers on a progressive approach for Service Members who have sustained a concussion to return to duty MACE 2- Multimedia guidance that assists providers in the assessment and diagnosis of concussion.Question 3: Captain Rosario has just completed a follow-up visit for a Service Member experiencing headache and tinnitus following an accident in which the Service Member sustained a concussion. Which of the following statements about documenting this patient encounter is correct? Select the correct answer.

Answer:

It is important for Captain Rosario to document this patient encounter because information can be used by other healthcare providers during the Service Member's follow-up visits.

Question 4: In which of the following ways can a concussion impact a Service Member's performance? Select ALL that apply.

Answer:

• The Service Member may feel irritable.
• The Service Member may make mistakes they wouldn't usually make.
• The Service Member may trip and fall more often.

Question 5: Which of the following statements about concussion is the most accurate? Select the correct answer.

Answer:

A concussion may occur with or without loss of consciousness.Question 6: Which of the following statements about concussion are correct? Select ALL that apply.

Answer:

• Being near a blast does not always result in a concussion.
• Being involved in a vehicle crash is one of the common causes of concussion.

Question 7: Chief Petty Officer Jackson was diagnosed with a concussion 24 hours ago. Today she has returned for a follow-up examination with her medical provider. Chief Petty Officer Jackson's symptoms were dizziness and nausea. Today the Service Member reports that her symptoms have resolved. Which of the following will the medical provider recommend to return Chief Petty Officer Jackson to pre-concussion activity?

Answer:

Start engaging in some light physical and cognitive activity as tolerated.Question 8: After being involved in an accident during a training event, Corporal Morales hit her head and was dazed and confused for a couple of seconds. Corporal Morales brushed off her injury and was reluctant to go to the medical center to get checked out. If Corporal Morales did not get checked out and had sustained a concussion, which of the following could happen?Select ALL that apply.

Answer:

• Corporal Morales would be putting her unit and the mission in danger.
• Corporal Morales would be at risk for worsening or lingering concussion symptoms

Question 9: Which of the following statements about a patient's medical history are correct?Select ALL that apply.

Answer:

• Personal and family history may be a risk factory for delayed recovery following concussion.
• Personal and family history may contribute to which symptom cluster is most prominent after a

concussion.