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    Wisconsin and Pittsburgh. His life eventually culminated when he passed of heart attack at 50 years old in 2002. His body was then autopsied by Allegheny County Medical Examiner’s Office where Dr. Bennett Omalu then diagnosed Webster with Chronic traumatic encephalopathy or (CTE).

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    cognitive impairment. For use with mild to moderate strokes. It’s ease of use and high sensitivity makes it a good choice over other neuropsychological tests. Phipps‚ S.‚ & Richardson‚ P. (2007). Occupational therapy outcomes for clients with traumatic brain injury and stroke using the canadian occupational performance measure. American Journal of Occupational Therapy‚ 61(3)‚ 328–334. doi: 10.5014/ajot.61.3.328.

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    they had in themselves and in their family. In Texas there was a very happy‚ playful 19 month old Natalie Newton. Unfortunately in an accident she happened to stumble into the backyard pool. Even though she was revived she had suffered a traumatic brain injury and was left blind‚ deaf‚ experiencing seizures and paralyzed. The doctors didn’t give her long to live she had a 4 percent chance of survival. In Texas‚ the End of Life recommendation was given. This meant that Natalie would have to be removed

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    because everything felt so...... worth it. Many people have been badly injured doing extreme sports‚ for example; Jeb Corliss who was base jumping in a wing suit in South Africa when he crashed into some rocks at 120 mph and suffered devastating injuries and several broken bones. He made a full recovery and went right back out to base jumping about

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    shoulders means almost two thirds of the body was uncovered. Also‚ there was only one kind of shoulder pads‚ and were expected to protect all the different players. President Theodore Roosevelt almost banned football in the 1900s because all of the injuries occurring. Today‚ the shoulder pads are made up of hard plastic and protect the chest‚ shoulders‚ and even the back of a player. In addition‚ the shoulders pads today can be fastened around the body‚ instead of only being sewed onto the player’s

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    Topics in Marketing March 23‚ 2013 Concussions in Football Injuries in sports are bound to happen no matter what sport you are playing and you never know when an injury will occur. They just come with the territory and they can range from a cut to an injury that could end an athlete’s career or even worse lead to a death. A big problem in sports nowadays is that there are too many concussions in pro sports all the way down to young kids who are just starting to play a sport. Football in

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    dollar sport. It seems as if every time the TV is turned on a new ex-football player is seen suing the NFL due to concussions. It is a fact that football players have a much greater chance of receiving neurological injuries. In Tanya Lewis’ article‚ “Retired NFL Players Show ’Pronounced’ Brain Abnormalities”; she shows the reader just exactly how football can affect the player now and later in life. For example‚ she states that retired football players are 20 times more likely to develop Alzheimer’s or

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    Lade Adeleke

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    CASE STUDY A 49years old white male present to the emergency room complained of choking while eating dinner at the nursing home he resides. He has a significant past medical history of traumatic brain injury‚ Asthma‚ Pneumonia‚ seizure disorder and Spasm quadriparesis. Patient denies shortness of breath‚ chest pain and fever‚ family history is noncontributory. On Physical examination patient is well nourished‚ no signs of distress‚ alert and awake and the vital signs reveal * Blood pressure

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    for our neurological safety in high school football by learning how to identify‚ treat and prevent a concussion. Now many people have no idea what a concussion even is. “A concussion is a traumatic brain injury after an impact to the head shakes the brain‚ which may cause neurological pathways in the brain to be permanently damaged” (Head Case Company). The most common reason for a miss diagnosed concussion is that the athlete did not lose consciousness. However‚ 90% of all diagnosed concussions

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    Neuromotor IEP

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    what Neuromotor IEP is. Neuromotor ability is defined as a condition that; has been caused by some serve damage to the central nervous system which; includes the brain and the spinal cord. The author has chosen a specific student for the purpose of this essay‚ one who has suffered from a traumatic brain injury and the results of that injury. In addition the author will address and include specific issues that; surround the disability and the design and evaluation of an appropriate individualized educational

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