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Topic 1 - background
What is a concussion,
What type of injury is a concussion,
Where do concussions stand on the...
9
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Topic 1 - consensus
Why was the first cisg meeting he...,
What were the major items from th...,
What was found from the focus on ...
14
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Topic 1 - CRT vs SCAT vs SCOAT
What is the scoat6,
What is the scat6,
What is the immediate scat6 on field
8
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Topic 2 - injury mechanisms
What is the definition of a mild tbi,
When is someone deemed delayed re...,
What is the most studied area of ...
11
cards
Topic 2 - neurometabolic cascade
Where are na and k most concentra...,
What happens to k during neuron d...,
What is the effect of k leaking o...
14
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Topic 2 - blood biomarkers
What is the benefit of blood base...,
What is the benefit of the blood ...,
What does a biomarker need to be ...
21
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Topic 3 - structural imaging
What are the advantages of struct...,
Why is ct the structural imaging ...,
How does ct work
20
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Topic 3 - functional imaging
How does fmri work,
What is the response for an activ...,
What does bold blood oxygen level...
11
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Topic 4 - cerebral circulation
What are the three main branches ...,
What does the subclavian artery s...,
Which arteries branch off the sub...
8
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Topic 4 - CBF regulation
What are the stats of the brain w...,
What are the effects of reduced g...,
What occurs with disruptions to b...
18
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Topic 4 - research findings
What is the symptom progression i...,
What are the effects on bp tone a...,
What are the effects on neurovasc...
7
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Topic 5 - vestibular system
What is the body s equilibrium,
What is the primary sensory input...,
What is the differnces between st...
14
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Topic 5 - motor control
What is important about having in...,
Where do somatosensory pathways c...,
Where is s1 located
11
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Topic 5 - disruptions in concussion
Why does concussion sometimes cau...,
What is the most common balance a...,
What is computerised dynamic post...
17
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Topic 6 - learning and memory
What is learning,
What is the difference between as...,
What are the two types of non ass...
10
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Topic 6 - executive function
What is executive function,
What are the 3 main sub domains i...,
What is inhibitory control
11
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Topic 6 - disruptions in concussion
What is the task switch task,
What is the effect on exec functi...,
What are the results from the n b...
6
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Topic 7 - brain development
What does brain development involve,
Hwo does brain growth occur,
Hwo many neurons are we born with
14
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Topic 7 - causes of TBI
What are the largest causes of tb...,
What is the problem with concussi...,
What is the comparison between sr...
5
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Topic 7 - concussion in children vs adults
What is the difference in recover...,
How is ppcs defined,
What is the effect of a history o...
9
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topic 8 - physio intro
Why is an interdisciplinary appro...,
What is the difference between se...,
What is the role of physio in con...
6
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topic 8 - dizziness
What is the positive outcome of p...,
What are the potential causes of ...,
What is the vestibulo ocular refl...
15
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topic 8 - headache
Hwo common are headaches after co...,
What is the lifetime prevalence o...,
What are cervicogenic headaches
16
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topic 8 - management
What needs to be re evaluated,
What is found in divided attentio...,
What is the timeline of recovery
6
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topic 9 - exercise following concussion
What was the problem with the fir...,
What are the differences in sympt...,
What did alexander monro find
6
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topic 9 - BCTT/BCBT
What can affect cerebral circulat...,
Why might symptoms reappear worse...,
What alterations are seen in nv c...
17
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topic 9 - exercise measures
What can the bctt bcbt ccct be us...,
What is the ccct,
How does the ccct work
8
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topic 10 - exercise as treatment
What were the outcomes in passive...,
What are the exercise benefits on...,
What are the direct benefits of e...
18
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topic 10 - PPCS
What is the difference between pe...,
Is there a definitive test to say...,
What is the difference in reporti...
9
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topic 10 - long term effects
What are the long term effects of...,
Do repetitive head impacts cause cte,
What is the relationship between ...
6
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topic 11 - sleep physiology
What is sleep,
What is sleep need,
What is sleep ability
14
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topic 11 - EEG
What are the frequencies of brain...,
What do beta waves do,
What do different levels of beta ...
10
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topic 11 - sleep measurements
What are actigraphs,
What do actigraphs do,
What is polysonography
8
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topic 11 - sleep alterations
What is produced in the pineal gland,
What is the purpose of the hypoth...,
What are commonly reported sympto...
10
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topic 11 - potential treatments
Why is sleep critical for recovery,
When is insomnia usually diagnosed,
How is insomnia treated
6
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topic 12 - prevention background
What is the public health impact ...,
What are the consequences of conc...,
What are the sport specific youth...
7
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topic 12 - prevention categories
What is primary prevention,
What is involved in policy and pr...,
What is involved in education in ...
10
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topic 12 - research findings
What is the dynamic recursive model,
What is the epidemiological model,
What was the 1 cause of injury in...
10
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topic 13 - protective equipment
What was the original helmet for,
What are the newer helmet models for,
What is the guardian cap
16
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topic 13 - risk compensation
Why do injuries occur,
What are the 3 fundamental preven...,
How does risk present in people
12
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topic 14 - knowledge translation
What is knowledge translation kt,
How long does it take to get rese...,
How long does each step of kt take
14
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topic 14 - applying concussion KT
Who is the first point of contact...,
What is phase 1 of application,
What is phase 2 of application
11
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