Armoured Combat:Concussion Recognition Tool - Revision history

Angele at 08:44, 15 July 2025

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	<P>A concussion is an injury to the brain that results in temporary loss of normal brain function. It is the most common form of mild traumatic brain injury, often sustained from a blow to the head after a fall or an accident or during contact sports such as armoured combat or fencing.		<P>A concussion is an injury to the brain that results in temporary loss of normal brain function. It is the most common form of mild traumatic brain injury, often sustained from a blow to the head after a fall or an accident or during contact sports such as armoured combat or fencing.
	<P>You don't have to be knocked out or even be hit on the head directly to be concussed, and symptoms may take time to appear. Even a mild concussion can have long-lasting effects, so we want to keep all of our participants safe.		<P>You don't have to be knocked out or even be hit on the head directly to be concussed, and symptoms may take time to appear. Even a mild concussion can have long-lasting effects, so we want to keep all of our participants safe.
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	New Zealand's [https://www.acc.co.nz/preventing-injury/sport-recreation/concussion-in-sport/ Accident Compensation Commission] website also has a number of resources.		New Zealand's [https://www.acc.co.nz/preventing-injury/sport-recreation/concussion-in-sport/ Accident Compensation Commission] website also has a number of resources.
	https://www.acc.co.nz/preventing-injury/sport-recreation/concussion-in-sport/		https://www.acc.co.nz/preventing-injury/sport-recreation/concussion-in-sport/

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Angele at 00:40, 12 July 2025

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	<P>A concussion is an injury to the brain that results in temporary loss of normal brain function. It is the most common form of mild traumatic brain injury, often sustained from a blow to the head after a fall or an accident or during contact sports such as armoured combat or fencing.		<P>A concussion is an injury to the brain that results in temporary loss of normal brain function. It is the most common form of mild traumatic brain injury, often sustained from a blow to the head after a fall or an accident or during contact sports such as armoured combat or fencing.
	<P>You don't have to be knocked out or even be hit on the head directly to be concussed, and symptoms may take time to appear. Even a mild concussion can have long-lasting effects, so we want to keep all of our participants safe.		<P>You don't have to be knocked out or even be hit on the head directly to be concussed, and symptoms may take time to appear. Even a mild concussion can have long-lasting effects, so we want to keep all of our participants safe.

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Angele at 05:53, 16 March 2025

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	<P>Combatants will often try to hide signs of a concussion so they can keep fighting, so having advocates on the sidelines to reduce the stigma of saying you're hurt or experiencing symptoms like dizziness or lightheadedness can make a big difference in getting people to report and get treatment for a concussion.		<P>Combatants will often try to hide signs of a concussion so they can keep fighting, so having advocates on the sidelines to reduce the stigma of saying you're hurt or experiencing symptoms like dizziness or lightheadedness can make a big difference in getting people to report and get treatment for a concussion.

	<P>Concussion in Sport has released a [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf \| Concussion Recognition Tool] to help identify concussion in yourself and others.		<P>Concussion in Sport has released a [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf Concussion Recognition Tool] to help identify concussion in yourself and others.

	<P>Understanding this tool, and knowing how to recognise signs and symptoms of concussion are now required for authorising as a participant or marshal.		<P>Understanding this tool, and knowing how to recognise signs and symptoms of concussion are now required for authorising as a participant or marshal.
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	<P>We cannot include the PDF directly due to copyright reasons, so if you are printing a copy of the rules, please follow the link below and print a copy to include in this handbook.		<P>We cannot include the PDF directly due to copyright reasons, so if you are printing a copy of the rules, please follow the link below and print a copy to include in this handbook.

	<p>A copy of the tool is hosted on Sports Medicine Australia's website - [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf \| Concussion Recognition Tool]		<p>A copy of the tool is hosted on Sports Medicine Australia's website - [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf Concussion Recognition Tool]

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Angele at 05:52, 16 March 2025

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	<P>Combatants will often try to hide signs of a concussion so they can keep fighting, so having advocates on the sidelines to reduce the stigma of saying you're hurt or experiencing symptoms like dizziness or lightheadedness can make a big difference in getting people to report and get treatment for a concussion.		<P>Combatants will often try to hide signs of a concussion so they can keep fighting, so having advocates on the sidelines to reduce the stigma of saying you're hurt or experiencing symptoms like dizziness or lightheadedness can make a big difference in getting people to report and get treatment for a concussion.

	<P>Concussion in Sport has released a [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf\| Concussion Recognition Tool] to help identify concussion in yourself and others.		<P>Concussion in Sport has released a [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf \| Concussion Recognition Tool] to help identify concussion in yourself and others.

	<P>Understanding this tool, and knowing how to recognise signs and symptoms of concussion are now required for authorising as a participant or marshal.		<P>Understanding this tool, and knowing how to recognise signs and symptoms of concussion are now required for authorising as a participant or marshal.
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	<P>We cannot include the PDF directly due to copyright reasons, so if you are printing a copy of the rules, please follow the link below and print a copy to include in this handbook.		<P>We cannot include the PDF directly due to copyright reasons, so if you are printing a copy of the rules, please follow the link below and print a copy to include in this handbook.

	<p>A copy of the tool is hosted on Sports Medicine Australia's website - [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf\| Concussion Recognition Tool]		<p>A copy of the tool is hosted on Sports Medicine Australia's website - [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf \| Concussion Recognition Tool]

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Angele at 07:47, 24 February 2025

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	<P>Combatants will often try to hide signs of a concussion so they can keep fighting, so having advocates on the sidelines to reduce the stigma of saying you're hurt or experiencing symptoms like dizziness or lightheadedness can make a big difference in getting people to report and get treatment for a concussion.		<P>Combatants will often try to hide signs of a concussion so they can keep fighting, so having advocates on the sidelines to reduce the stigma of saying you're hurt or experiencing symptoms like dizziness or lightheadedness can make a big difference in getting people to report and get treatment for a concussion.

	<P>Concussion in Sport has released a [https://~~digitalhub~~.~~fifa~~.~~com~~/m/~~312deb66e8848f6e~~/~~original~~/~~y9y5fpwji70rtzyefdoa~~-~~pdf~~.pdf\| Concussion Recognition Tool] to help identify concussion in yourself and others.		<P>Concussion in Sport has released a [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf\| Concussion Recognition Tool] to help identify concussion in yourself and others.

	<P>Understanding this tool, and knowing how to recognise signs and symptoms of concussion are now required for authorising as a participant or marshal.		<P>Understanding this tool, and knowing how to recognise signs and symptoms of concussion are now required for authorising as a participant or marshal.
	==If you are printing a copy of these rules, print out the tool==		==If you are printing a copy of these rules, print out the latest version of the tool==

	<P>We cannot include the PDF directly due to copyright reasons, so if you are printing a copy of the rules, please follow the link below and print a copy to include in this handbook.		<P>We cannot include the PDF directly due to copyright reasons, so if you are printing a copy of the rules, please follow the link below and print a copy to include in this handbook.

	<p>~~The~~ tool is hosted on ~~FIFA~~'s website - [https://~~digitalhub~~.~~fifa~~.~~com~~/m/~~312deb66e8848f6e~~/~~original~~/~~y9y5fpwji70rtzyefdoa~~-~~pdf~~.pdf\| Concussion Recognition Tool 5]		<p>A copy of the tool is hosted on Sports Medicine Australia's website - [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf\| Concussion Recognition Tool]

	==More information==		==More information==

Angele at 06:31, 25 July 2024

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			<noinclude>{{ChapterInfo\|Marshals Handbook\|12\|Concussion Recognition Tool}}</noinclude>
	<P>A concussion is an injury to the brain that results in temporary loss of normal brain function. It is the most common form of mild traumatic brain injury, often sustained from a blow to the head after a fall or an accident or during contact sports such as armoured combat or fencing.		<P>A concussion is an injury to the brain that results in temporary loss of normal brain function. It is the most common form of mild traumatic brain injury, often sustained from a blow to the head after a fall or an accident or during contact sports such as armoured combat or fencing.

	<P>You don't have to be knocked out or even be hit on the head directly to be concussed, and symptoms may take time to appear. Even a mild concussion can have long-lasting effects, so we want to keep all of our participants safe.		<P>You don't have to be knocked out or even be hit on the head directly to be concussed, and symptoms may take time to appear. Even a mild concussion can have long-lasting effects, so we want to keep all of our participants safe.

	<P>Marshals must stop the fighting if they suspect a person has a concussion, and pull a combatant from the field, but because most concussions are self-reported, they often go undiagnosed.		<P>Marshals must stop the fighting if they suspect a person has a concussion, and pull a combatant from the field, but because most concussions are self-reported, they often go undiagnosed.

	<P>Combatants will often try to hide signs of a concussion so they can keep fighting, so having advocates on the sidelines to reduce the stigma of saying you're hurt or experiencing symptoms like dizziness or lightheadedness can make a big difference in getting people to report and get treatment for a concussion.		<P>Combatants will often try to hide signs of a concussion so they can keep fighting, so having advocates on the sidelines to reduce the stigma of saying you're hurt or experiencing symptoms like dizziness or lightheadedness can make a big difference in getting people to report and get treatment for a concussion.

	<P>Concussion in Sport has released a [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf Concussion Recognition Tool] to help identify concussion in yourself and others.		<P>Concussion in Sport has released a [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf Concussion Recognition Tool] to help identify concussion in yourself and others.

	<P>Understanding this tool, and knowing how to recognise signs and symptoms of concussion are now required for authorising as a participant or marshal.		<P>Understanding this tool, and knowing how to recognise signs and symptoms of concussion are now required for authorising as a participant or marshal.
	==If you are printing a copy of these rules, print out the latest version of the tool==		==If you are printing a copy of these rules, print out the latest version of the tool==

	<P>We cannot include the PDF directly due to copyright reasons, so if you are printing a copy of the rules, please follow the link below and print a copy to include in this handbook.		<P>We cannot include the PDF directly due to copyright reasons, so if you are printing a copy of the rules, please follow the link below and print a copy to include in this handbook.

	<p>A copy of the tool is hosted on Sports Medicine Australia's website - [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf Concussion Recognition Tool]		<p>A copy of the tool is hosted on Sports Medicine Australia's website - [https://sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Concussion-Recognition-Tool-CRT6.pdf Concussion Recognition Tool]

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