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CONCUSSIONS



Is working with Arizona High School Hockey to make sure our High School Hockey players safely return to the ice after suffering a concussion.  

Ice hockey is a finesse sport that requires a unique combination of speed, power, and teamwork. As a result, players are at risk for injury —some of them avoidable.

Please take a moment to view the video below regarding Concuusion Awareness, Prevention and Treatment

The Bell Unrung: Concussion Awareness, Prevention and Treatment

Concussion Treatment and Management will include:

  • Pre-injury baseline testing to assess balance, memory, concentration and vision prior to injury
  • Computerized testing
  • Post-injury baseline testing to assess balance, memory, concentration and vision

Visit the Banner Concussion Website for additional Information regarding their services.

SIGNS AND SYMPTONS OF A CONCUSSION:

 

Signs

(many times observed by coaches & parents)

  • Appears dazed or stunned
  • Is confused about assignment or position
  • Forgets general hockey plays (breakout, etc...)
  • Is unsure of game, score, or opponent
  • Moves clumsily
  • Answers questions slowly
  • Loses consciousness (even briefly)
  • Shows behavior or personality changes
  • Can’t recall events prior to or after hit or fall

Symptoms

(many times reported by athlete)

  • Headache or “pressure” in head
  • Nausea or vomiting
  • Balance problems or dizziness
  • Double or blurry vision
  • Sensitivity to light and/or noise
  • Feeling sluggish, hazy, foggy, or groggy
  • Concentration or memory problems
  • Confusion
  • Does not “feel right”

Banner Contact Information:
 
Brad Meacham, MS, ATC
Athletic Trainer
Banner University - Sports Medicine & Concussion Center
1320 N 10th St Ste B
Phoenix, AZ 85006
602-839-7383 (direct line)

 
 

 


 

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