Girls have an easier time getting a concussion because they don't have a strong necks like boys and smaller heads. Their mood changes to irritable, sluggish and keeping to themselves. With guys they still get concussions and they do get pretty bad but their mood is totally opposite how they act, for example they lash out, really irritable, aggression, and tried. Generally it is easier to spot a concussion in guys because they act completely different from their normal selves. But with girls they keep to themselves. More girls than guys will report that they have a concussion. The different test out in the sports world to test for concussions are baseline test and impact test. The baseline test is a test that happens before season starts and it sets the bar so coaches can tell during game that they have a concussion. An impact test is a test that happens after the player gets hit and to tell if they have a concussion. In both groups there are small differences that pull the individuals out that they have head trauma, it's all about the early recognition that needs to
Girls have an easier time getting a concussion because they don't have a strong necks like boys and smaller heads. Their mood changes to irritable, sluggish and keeping to themselves. With guys they still get concussions and they do get pretty bad but their mood is totally opposite how they act, for example they lash out, really irritable, aggression, and tried. Generally it is easier to spot a concussion in guys because they act completely different from their normal selves. But with girls they keep to themselves. More girls than guys will report that they have a concussion. The different test out in the sports world to test for concussions are baseline test and impact test. The baseline test is a test that happens before season starts and it sets the bar so coaches can tell during game that they have a concussion. An impact test is a test that happens after the player gets hit and to tell if they have a concussion. In both groups there are small differences that pull the individuals out that they have head trauma, it's all about the early recognition that needs to