A student-athlete suspected of having a concussion should be immediately removed from the game/practice.

Who can determine if a student-athlete might have sustained a concussion during practice or competition? A coach A physician All answers are correct A licensed health care professional

You are watching students climb on the playground equipment at recess. One of the students falls and hits her head hard on the ground. The student gets up and wants to continue playing. What should you do?A. Let the student continue playing and watch closely for any visual clues of a concussionB. Stop the student from playing and ensure she is monitored for signs and symptoms of a concussionC. Wait until the class has a break and then ask her how she feelsD. Have her sit in a quiet area and return to play after she has rested a few minutes

It is best to implement few learning accommodations when a student with a concussion first returns to school, and add more accommodations over time as needed.TrueFalse

Order the steps for responding to a potential concussion-causing incident from first action to last action.Call the student’s emergency contact Assess for red flags and concussion signs and symptoms Remove from play/activity Monitor signs and symptoms for 48 hours A. 1,2,3,4B. 3,2,1,4C. 2,1,4,3D. 4,2,3,1

Which of the following individuals is allowed under the Texas Education Code to clear and allow a student who has been suspected of sustaining a brain injury/concussion to begin the return to play progression? Coach Physician of the students choosing Athletic Trainer School Nurse