Sentence examples for concussion assessment method from inspiring English sources
They are to be evaluated for roughly 15 minutes by team medical personnel under the standardized concussion assessment method known as SCAT2, an acronym for Sport Concussion Assessment Tool.
To evaluate awareness of concussion assessment methods and to determine whether there are differences among Washington State high school football coaches and athletic trainers in urban versus rural school districts.
To examine the proportion of athletes with concussion and with impairment disagreements across various clinical concussion assessment measures.
To characterize the clinical utility of Sport Concussion Assessment Tool 3 (SCAT3) baseline and normative reference values for the assessment of acute concussion; and to identify the sensitivity of each SCAT3 subcomponent to the acute effects of concussion.
Zetterberg said he felt "a little woozy" after the game and took a concussion assessment test.
The mandatory postinjury sideline concussion assessment tool, instituted for the 2012 season along with a baseline test done during physicals at the start of preseason, will now be used in app form by all 32 teams, a method that was tried by a handful of teams in a pilot program last season.
He failed the concussion assessment and eight minutes after banging his head, Carter had Mike Phillips as his partner.
This "single, five-minute test" requiring "equipment costing less than five U.S. dollars" had "comparable test characteristics to other concussion assessment tools, including lengthier, computerized neuropsychological test batteries".
New on-field concussion assessment protocols have also just been introduced and were used for the first time in the opening matches of the Rugby Championship last weekend.
Molfese said the sideline concussion assessment tool would be the first of what he hopes are many groundbreaking developments to come out of CB3.
The Avalanche followed N.H.L. protocol in allowing Landeskog to return after he passed the SCAT2 evaluation exam, the standard for on-the-spot concussion assessment.
