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    The spinal cord injury (SCI) Alberta value and principles are mostly ideal with the CASW principles. I had mixed emotions and emotions of excitement about the spring practicum. As I knew I would learn a great deal about 2nd-year practicum throughout the semester and I also stressed about the time and finding the agency fit with my time. The first week of at work was a very important time for me to establish a tone for what will happen the rest of the time and the foundation day of how I reduce…

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    Brain injuries in neonates cause marked chronic disability and can have a profound impact on the quality of life both in the patient and for their family. Causes of Neonatal brain injuries include stroke, hypoxia - ischaemia, foetal inflammation, reperfusion injuries, metabolic pathway insufficiency, and birth asphyxiation events. It is important to note that the type of injury seen in the neonate is largely dependent on age at the time of insult. In premature…

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    players have a high rate of severe brain damage and it needs to be lowered. More than 40 percent of retired NFL players had signs of a traumatic brain injury based on MRI scans called diffusion tensor imaging. Some crucial cognitive injuries – concussions and cognitive decline – even have long-term implications that extend for years after the injury has healed. In this case, NFL athletes have gotten injured and later realized it had caused further damage to their mind or body. Tracy Scroggins, a…

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    Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) is considered to be the main reason of illness, death, limited or grand physical incapacity and social losses in the United States. and other developing countries. Detailed issues that is addressed in this paper include degree of the problem, the reasons, background of injury occurrence, risks, severity, and the impact in the patient life. Traumatic brain injury (TBI) happens when a bump, blow, shock, or other head injury causes damage to the brain. Every year,…

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    easy to assume a slight headache is normal and to try to brush it off. Whether you have suffered a head injury after a car crash, knocked your head on a shelf as you fell from a ladder at work, or otherwise bumped your head, a head injury should never be taken lightly. There are several signs that a knock to the head might be something more serious, such as a concussion or a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Anyone who lost consciousness, even for a short time, after being hit in the head should…

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    organ. When those protective measures fail and the head is struck or violently jarred, the brain is likely to suffer injury. This type of injury is now known as Traumatic Brain Injury or TBI. The causes of Traumatic Brain Injury and the effects vary by person, the cause and extent of the injury as well as the area of the brain affected. Manley states that Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a multifaceted condition, not an event (473). TBI is generally the result of a sudden, violent impact or…

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    Cervical Ligament Damage Following an Automobile Accident Whiplash injury can occur due to the sudden acceleration and deceleration forces acting on the neck (cervical vertebras) bringing about temporary or permanent harm to the ligaments. There are numerous ligaments present in the cervical region. The craniovertebral ligaments are most susceptible against high speed acceleration and deceleration during the head injury. Instabilities of the alar ligaments ought to be suspected when there is…

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    The prominence of head injuries is becoming more and more common each year. Players from different sports leagues, including the National Football League, are voicing their outrage on the lack of protection from concussions and other head injuries and are now shedding light on the all-important issue of player safety. This controversy has become so popular that it was even made into a movie released in 2015. Head injuries in sports are perilous and scientists and players are now highlighting the…

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    Also, head injury can be grouped here. Head injury is mostly significant because it has serious complications. For example, head injury is one of the causes of hydrocephalus (Kim, 2011). In head injury, one may suffer hematoma which leads to increased intracranial pressure. Cerebral edema is a swelling of the brain because of the presence of excessive fluid…

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    “League of Denial: The NFL, Concussions and the Battle for the Truth”. Studies state “377,000 out of the million young athletes playing football at 15,000 high schools in America were injured. 60,000 suffered major injuries, 15,000 will need surgery, and two dozen will suffer fatal injuries” (Dabcheck). Although, these numbers were collected in 1989, the sport of football…

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