Essentials of Pediatric Acquired Brain Injury : Epidemiology of Pediatric ABI (Episode 1) ...

Detours: Understanding Acquired Brain Injury

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This series of videos is intended to explain the differences and similarities between pediatric and adult acquired brain injury. We will discuss Traumatic and Non-Traumatic Acquired Brain Injury throughout the series and how the similarities and differences between children and adults with Acquired Brain Injury effect the course and long term outcome of their brain injuries.
In this first episode we give a brief overview of the epidemiology of Acquired Brain Injury in kids, the most common causes of Pediatric ABI, and the differences between Adults and Kids regarding their physiology.
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25 июл 2024

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@marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938 8 дней назад

Our presenter is a survivor of several TBIs…he is a student nurse practitioner with a specialist in neuroscience and psychiatry…a CBIS (certified brain injury specialist), has his M.S. in Clinical Psychology, M.A. in Counseling Psychology, a B.S.N. and is a licensed R.N. He has two certifications in neuroscience nursing and psychiatric nursing. He was studying and almost completed his Ph.D. In Clinical Neuropsychology. So, yes he kind of falls under both…

@rickp.6251 21 день назад

When I was 30 years old I asked my 37 year older brother why he beat and tortured me so much. He said that when I hit 5 or 6 yrs old I was getting legitimate toys , money spent on me instead of him, he decided that I must die, so he attempted to kill me. That kinda sucked because in my mind he was the greatest. Hey my older brother who knew. When he died of cancer in his late 50s they found that he also had 3 brain tumors. His cancer was mesothelioma, likely from working as a mechanic. Then when I was 14 I fell off the side of a truck traveling over 50 mph. I'm 64 yrs old now, what can you do? Sometimes I think I'm intelligent, till I watch Jeopardy or hear someone who really is intelligent. Being 🤕🤯 is irritating 😶