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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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For children, does the shock/blow have to be as violent as adults for concussion?
For children, does the shock/blow have to be as violent as adults to get a concussion?
To get a concussion, would a kid have to hit its head as violently or softer than adults?
Thank you
For children, does the shock/blow have to be as violent as adults for concussion?
For children, does the shock/blow have to be as violent as adults to get a concussion?
To get a concussion, would a kid have to hit its head as violently or softer than adults?
Thank you
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None of hose are quite right. I suggest this. For a child to get a concussion, does the blow have to be as violent as for an adult?
- None of hose are quite right.
- I suggest this.
- For a child to get a concussion, does the blow have to be as violent as for an adult?
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None of hose are quite right.
I suggest this.
For a child to get a concussion, does the blow have to be as violent as for an adult?
I suggest this.
For a child to get a concussion, does the blow have to be as violent as for an adult?
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