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    Violence in Hockey

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    Bertuzzi proceeded to skate up behind Moore and grabbed his shoulder and ‘sucker punched’ Moore in the side of the head‚ Moore then fell to the ice while a pile-up of players fell on top of him. Moore suffered fractured vertebrae‚ nerve damage‚ and a concussion. Right away this was being looked at by Vancouver Police Officials and the decision was whether or not this should be viewed from a legal standpoint. Arguments went back and forth with opinions after opinions. The first actions that were

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    where the stresses and hazards are greater or different‚ and potentially more dangerous than those he normally encounters. Inherent risks related to participating in these sports include but are not limited to: • General athletic injuries • Concussion and/or Head injuries • Spinal injuries • Sunstroke‚ sunburn‚ dehydration • Broken bones • Lacerations • Physical trauma • Dental injuries • Joint and soft tissue injuries • Eye injuries • Repetitive Strain injuries • Death

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    happen anywhere and it is especially a problem in a health and social care setting. It can affect both staff and patients as it is a slip hazard‚ they could fall and hurt themselves such as breaking a bone‚ dislocating a certain area or getting a concussion. A slippery fall could cause any amount of harm to an individual. An example is when I was on my work experience in one of the wards I visited somebody had slipped over and passed out‚ but then later died of unknown causes but it could have the

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    The field of sport psychology is a fascinating and exploding field to be apart of; with the current national focus on health from the overweight third grader to the professional football player with a concussion history‚ sport psychology has the possibility of impacting all those areas and many more. Being a relatively new field in the grand scheme of psychology means that the variety of backgrounds‚ qualifications‚ certifications and licenses is as vast as those sports psychology can help. From

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    The brain and concussions

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    The brain and concussions B Y: PA I G E M O R R I S O N & N I C O L E G O R M L E Y Intro Video (Stop @ 2:40) https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCCD52Pty4A What is a concussion? Concussions are damaged by a bump‚ blow‚ or jolt to the head that can change the way your brain normally works. Evolutionary Advantage Why wood peckers don’t get concussions They have thick neck muscles  Inner eyelids to prevent their eyes from getting shaken out  Spongy bone plates(Make up their very thick skulls)

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    In the essay “The End of Football” by John Kass‚ discusses the possibility of football becoming less popular as the years goes by because the health issues that are related to tackle football. His thesis is that parents are becoming more cautious with their children playing sports because the rougher the sport‚ the likely chance that the child will have a life altering injury. Kass even said himself that he will not allow his children play football‚ even though he loves the game himself and he also

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    thousand NCAA participants only 1.5% will make it into the NFL ( NCAA‚ 2016). I believe that specializing an athlete is not worth taking that athlete away from spending their time focusing on other activities. I believe this because such a little number of individuals will continue on with that sport as a career‚ that after post secondary that athlete will be just like everybody else in the world-- normal and with a regular career. In the 2016 NFL draft‚ 81% of the first round athletes were multisport

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    of having a concussion be removed from the game and not permitted to play again until they have been cleared by an appropriately trained professional (Lincoln). This is something that many people feel is common sense‚ but the reality is that this does not always happen. Based on U.S. Lacrosse rules‚ a player should not return within 1-3 weeks after obtaining a concussion (Lincoln). The rules state that a player should sit out longer and longer periods of time after receiving a concussion as the brain

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    essay How do injuries happen in middle school? What causes severe injuries in middle school? If you get an injury and you’re just joined the basketball team or soccer team or what Many injuries can occur in middle schools‚ such as concussions‚ back injuries‚ and ankle injuries. Some sports that may cause similar injuries are basketball‚ football‚ baseball‚ workouts‚ track‚ and soccer. In basketball‚ you can get an ankle injury‚ knee injury‚ and sprains. You can get your ankles broken by someone

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    Head Injuries In Soccer

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    In recent years soccer has been growing in popularity but so have trips to the emergency room (ER). In the article “Heads up: concussion risks more soccer players to visit the ER” by Associated Press. Kids are going to the ER because soccer can cause head injuries‚ sprains‚ and fractures. In the article‚ it states that soccer is a dangerous sport and causes kids to go to the ER more. Soccer attracts kids of all athletic. According to LaBella a doctor in an emergency room most of the injuries she

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