How to recognize and evaluate an acute concussion

How to Use CRT5 Forms for Concussion Patients

If you’re navigating concussion management, using the appropriate resources for accurate assessment and care is crucial. Follow these steps based on your role and the patient’s age: For Non-Physicians and Non-Licensed Healthcare Professionals

1. Download and Print the CRT5 Form

• Click here to access the form.

CRT5 (For Non_physician or licensed healthcare professional).pdf

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2. Follow the Instructions Provided

• Refer to the guidelines on the form for proper usage.

3. Need Help? Watch the Instructional Video

• Watch this video for a step-by-step guide.

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For Physicians and Licensed Healthcare Professionals

Use the following forms depending on the patient’s age:

1. Children (Ages 5-12) with a Concussion

• Print the specific CRT5 form for children and follow the instructions carefully to evaluate and manage the concussion.

Child SCAT5 (5-12 Years) (For physician or licensed healthcare professional).pdf

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2. Patients Over 12 Years Old (Including Adults)

• Use the CRT5 form designed for older individuals and adhere to the guidelines for this age group.

SCAT5 ( For physician or licensed healthcare professional).pdf

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Using the correct forms and following these steps will ensure that concussion management is effective and age-appropriate.

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References:

For Non-Physicians and Non-Licensed Healthcare Professionals

1. Access the Concussion Recognition Tool 5 (CRT5):

• The CRT5 is designed to help non-medically trained individuals recognize signs of concussion.

2. Follow the Instructions Provided:

• The CRT5 includes step-by-step guidelines for proper usage.

3. Watch the Instructional Video:

• For a visual guide, you can watch the following video:

For Physicians and patient's age, utilize the following tools:

1. Children (Ages 5-12):

• Use the Child Sport Concussion Assessment Tool 5 (Child SCAT5), specifically designed for evaluating concussions in children.

2. Patients Over 12 Years Old (Including Adults):

• Employ the Sport Concussion Assessment Tool 5 (SCAT5) for individuals aged 13 and older.