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    public without the need of choosing those members from the legislature. For example, the president can choose anyone from his/her memory to be a defence minister. On the other hand, in a parliamentary government, the prime minster, the head of government, must have to choose members of the executive from parliament. Thus, members of the executive are elected members of parliament. Additionally, in a parliamentary government, the Supreme Court can overturn decisions made by…

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    Essay On Brain Injury

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    Head Injury A brain injury affects more than one person’s life. We must all value our brain as we don’t get a second one. All of us have fallen down, got hurt, and injured ourselves several times. Brain has several protective layers including the hair, skin, skull, meninges and cerebrospinal fluid. In spite of these layers of protection we still have injuries that hurt us due the pain and disable us to function normally. What is head injury? A brain injury is one of the serious kind injury…

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    Have you ever experienced a head to head contact or a head collision where your head was involved. If you have, you will know how the effects will haul into place, but if you have not you should yield it into consideration in behalf of this collision is profoundly dangerous in the long term as well as short term. This effect is called a concussion where parts of your brain may not function as well as it use to. There are hordes of kids in high school who end up playing high school four out of 1…

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    seems to be victory yet, it causes uncured injuries to athletes. Being involved in a competitive sport can come in contact with a disease known as ALS due to head injuries. ALS is known as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis this disease does not affect the brain, however, it gradually affects the human body. Receiving frequent injuries in the head can result in a disease known as CTE. CTE stands for Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, this disease affects the brain rather than the body which means that…

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    Traumatic Head Injuries

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    Concussions and other forms of traumatic head injuries have become a serious problem in high school, collegiate, and professional athletics. Over the years, many young athletes have suffered a concussion, which can, in turn, have a long term effect on the athlete’s mind. A concussion can occur from any type of contact to the head or neck area resulting in a small leisure on the brain. Although this injury is physically small, a bruise on the brain is a significant injury and should be treated as…

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    Head Contact Rule

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    the countries 1.1 million high school football athletes have died from a cause of head or spinal injury. When a player is hit head on head with another player a concussion can occur. This is caused when the brain strikes the inner skull. When this action occurs extreme outcomes can happen. Long term incidents like MCI and CTE can develop and have an impact on the player for the rest of his life (“Impact”). Head to head contact has a lot of consequences. It can alter someone's life…

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    Concussions in sports are the most common head injury. It is also extreme when they occur in Youth Sports. They take place in a variety of sports too. How they occur and the symptoms, the grades/levels of concussions there are, and what people are doing to prevent the rapid increase of concussions each day are just three of many questions most people don’t know how to answer correctly. This head injury takes place by a violent blow or shaking of the head. They’re extremely common in contact…

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    and other related information. What is a Concussion? A concussion is classified as a mild form of a traumatic brain injury. Concussions or mTBIs (mild Traumatic Brain Injuries) can be caused by “a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or by a hit to the body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth” (CDC). As a result of this sudden movement the brain can bounce or twist in the skull, brains cells can be stretched or damaged, and/or chemical changes in the brain can occur. Even…

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    Accumulative Blowss

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    Accumulative blows to the head, after effects, and prevention Ricario L. Bowen The brain is the most important part of the body and is also one of the most delicate. The brain is used for almost everything and without it a person would not be able to live. Brain injuries have been a major concern in contact sports, specifically football. Brain injuries are most common in these sports, mainly because it is a contact sport, which increases the rate of brain…

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    contact the players forehead because it is the strongest feature of the face and the knees are to be bent so that you are not just using force from your neck and head to move the ball throughout the air which will reduce damage to the neck. A concussion from a soccer ball and a concussion from a hard plastic helmet colliding with your head at full sprint are two totally different concussions. Youth aged soccer leagues are required to use different sized balls compared to a professional soccer…

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