Road Safety and Concussion

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Road Safety and Concussion Awareness Quiz

Test your knowledge on road safety and concussion with our informative quiz! Learn how serious injuries affect different age groups and discover what defines a concussion. This engaging quiz is designed for individuals interested in road safety and health.

10 questions covering key topics
Improve your understanding of road user safety
Enhance your awareness of concussion and its implications

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by SafetySmart247

The next three questions are in regards to the Quarterly Bulletin of Serious Injury Crash Data released by Transport for NSW. The age bracket that has recorded the highest number of serious injuries is;

50-59

5-16

21-25

30-39

I recently sent a Media Release to the sports coordinators from the NSW Government - 'Road Safety hits the streets as school returns'. The next three questions are based on this. Minister for Transport and Roads stated that;

Children are our most vulnerable and inexperienced road users and ensuring their safety on our roads is a key priority

Children can be stupid when it comes to road safety so we must ensure that we educate them

Children do not have the same awareness of road safety that adults have, therefore it is everyone's responsibility to educate them

Parents are not taking the time to teach their children about how to stay safe on our roads so schools have to be more proactive to keep the children safe

The two main characters that will be a part of the Road Safety Roadshow are;

Lily and Ratchet

Daisy and Sprocket

Petunia and Gearwheel

Rose and Pinion

Another recent Media Release from Transport NSW is about 'Zombie' pedestrians. This is referring to;

An apocalypse is coming

There is an increase in people sleepwalking

There is an increase in people looking at their phones while they are walking

We are becoming a sleep deprived nation

Concussion is defined as being

Temporary unconsciousness or confusion and other symptoms caused by a blow on the head

A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury—or TBI—caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or by a hit to the body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth

Stunning, damaging, or shattering effect from a hard blow especially : a jarring injury of the brain resulting in disturbance of cerebral function

Concussion is the mildest form of traumatic brain injury (TBI). There is no universally accepted definition of concussion, and that's what partly makes it difficult to diagnose

What is your current level of awareness of the Concussion Position Statement that has been published by the AIS, AMA, ACSEP and Sports Medicine Australia?

I am aware of it and have taken the time to read it

I am aware of it but have not had a chance to read it

I have heard about it

I have never heard about it

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