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The Gfeller-Waller Concussion Clearance form is a medical document designed for the evaluation and management of athletes following a concussion. It includes sections for injury history, symptoms assessment, medical provider recommendations, and a gradual return-to-play plan. The form emphasizes that athletes should not return to play on the same day as their injury and outlines steps for safe reintegration into sports activities.

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Where to go to get checked for concussion?

Go to the emergency room if you experience a head injury and have any concussion symptoms, even if they dont start for hours or days. Go to the ER or call 911 (or your local emergency services number) right away if you experience any of the following symptoms: A severe headache that keeps getting worse. Seizures.

Should I go to ER or urgent care for concussion?

Most often, an urgent care or doctors office visit is sufficient for a concussion diagnosis. If you do not have access to any other healthcare provider, the ER is always there to help. If there are any warning signs at all of a more serious brain injury, do not hesitate to go to the ER.

What kind of doctor do you see after a concussion?

Its recommended that you see a concussion specialist if symptoms continue for more than three days. Sometimes, people in demanding environments such as school or work experience increased symptoms after a concussion. In these cases, NYU Langone doctors recommend returning to those activities gradually.

How to get concussion clearance?

Our providers typically consider clearance once the athlete is: Free of concussion symptoms for at least 24 hours. Off any medications started for concussion symptoms. Attending full days of school and tolerating a full academic workload (if applicable, depending on the time of year)

Where do you go to get cleared from a concussion?

Go to the emergency room if you experience a head injury and have any concussion symptoms, even if they dont start for hours or days.

What is the 7 step concussion protocol?

The 7-step RTP protocol consists of the following steps: (1) complete cognitive rest, (2) full return to school, (3) light exercise, (4) running progression, (5) noncontact training drills and weight training, (6) full-contact practice or training, and (7) return to game play.

What is required to clear a concussion protocol?

Rest and return to limited activity: Ensuring adequate rest and avoiding exertion is the first stage. Once youre clear to return to school or work, screen time should be limited. The aim is to return to physical activities that arent risky, such as short, 10-minute walks.

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