Psychiatric Injury

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    Caregivers In The Middle East

    On September 21 of each year the world celebrate the World Alzheimer's Day to shed light on the difficulties and challenges that Alzheimer's patients live with. It also calls for exerting every effort in order to enhance health care and increase support for Alzheimer's patients and their families especially in the Middle East, because the percentage of elderly in the Middle East will increase with the development of the health care delivery in the area. Alzheimer's disease is a neurological disease

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    Persuasive Essay On Concussions

    are a danger to many athletes in our country. A concussion is what happens when the head receives a blow or is jarred resulting in a bruise on the brain. The effects of a concussion can be immediate loss of consciousness right after receiving the injury. Other immediate symptoms could be dizziness, nausea, aching of the head, memory loss etc. If the concussion is serious, some more long term effects are long term memory loss, depression, mood swings, loss of focus and an inability to move in certain

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    Concussions In High School Football

    a very serious injury and can be career ending and even fatal. Concussions are the main reason people today are talking about that football is not safe enough to play. What is a concussion? The Merriam Webster definition of concussions is, “a stunning, damaging, or shattering effect from a hard blow; especially : a jarring injury of the brain resulting in disturbance of cerebral function.” Based on this definition concussions doesn't sound so bad but it's a very complicated injury. Even the pros

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    Is Football Too Dangerous? What Would Teddy Roosevelt Do?

    others who believe the risks outweigh the benefits and football is a much too dangerous sport to be playing. Football has always involved hard tackles and rough play, therefore, it is an insuperable task to play football and not get some sort of injury. However, concerns of the risks of football have not only been going on in the major leagues, but have also been occurring amongst high school players and youth leagues. After being polled, it was found that 50% of Americans would not want their sons

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    Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy David Epstein Summary

    David Epstein writes Following the Trail of Broken Hearts about the unfortunate genetic mutation that causes Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. Throughout the article, he discusses many different circumstances where this disease has disabled and killed many young athletes. This not so rare disorder is an impactful cause of death that hasn’t been able to be extensively researched because of the almost instant death. This article tries to influence the increase in study of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. The

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    Is Football Dangerous

    They knew that there was risk for injury. Football is a very dangerous sport. The NFL tries its best but stuff still happens. I don’t like the fact that people with head trauma or CTE try and sue the NFL. It’s really not the NFL’s fault. They can try and have rule changes and everything else but stuff is still going to happen, there is going to be blows to the head and injuries to your body. It’s football, it’s the most aggressive sport on the planet and

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    Traumatic Brain Injury

    The lecture explained the acute processes of Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury, with their cellular and vascular vulnerability and finally brain remodeling after stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury. Traumatic Brain Injury is found 1.5 million annually, while stroke figures show 600,000 new or recurrent strokes annually. Strokes are more common in men than women but women have high mortality following a stroke. TBI is usually found in adolescent, young adults, and people over the age of 75. Stroke is

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    The Pros And Cons Of Ex-Pro Athletes

    League. One of the more disastrous injuries caused by the physically draining sport is CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy). Injuries like these bring up the question of whether the NFL is safe for players. Football can be a dangerous sport and there is already efforts to make it safer however there is very little effort to help the people who are still suffering from their career as a

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    Epidural Hemorrhage Research Paper

    Epidural Hemorrhage An epidural hemorrhage is a type of traumatic brain injury (TBI). It is caused by bleeding between the skull and the outer membrane that covers the brain (dura mater). As the amount of bleeding increases, the blood pushes down on the brain. The amount of bleeding may increase pressure on the brain, possibly causing that part of the brain to stop working and may eventually cause death. An epidural hemorrhage is a medical emergency. CAUSES An epidural hemorrhage is caused by

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    Role Of Concussions In Research

    problem to be solved." The search for truth for me is going to be about concussions. Concussions has been a major topic working in Neurosciences. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2016), 30 % of all traumatic brain injury results in death. More than half of concussions can be attributed to football (Cournoyer & Tripp, 2014). Many high school athletes do not recognize the signs and symptoms of concussion and fail to report symptoms to a coach because

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