Concussion Clinical Mastery · Module 2 of 8
Concussion Diagnosis & Initial Assessment
Master diagnostic criteria and assessment tools: SCAT6, VOMS, BESS, cranial nerve screening, and cervical evaluation across age groups.
Learning Objectives
Display knowledge of current diagnostic criteria to evaluate suspected concussion cases across age groups.
Identify the components of a concussion assessment and describe typical clinical presentation.
Explain physical and cognitive assessment approaches including balance, memory, and coordination.
Critically evaluate the limitations of current diagnostic tools and theoretical models in accurately identifying concussion and its mimics.
17 more sections in this module
- Acute On-Field Assessment Protocol
- Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)
- Loss of Consciousness (LOC) - Mechanisms
- SCAT6: Assessment Tools & Clinical Application
- Concussion Grading Systems - Modern Perspective
- Modern Concussion Severity Classification
- Concussion Severity Timeline & Recovery Phases
- Symptom Assessment, Cognitive Testing & Balance
- Cranial Nerve Assessment in Concussion: Complete Guide
- Vestibulo-Ocular Motor Screening (VOMS): Tests & Interpretation
- Cervical Spine Assessment & Special Tests
- Upper Cervical Syndrome (UCS)
- Nystagmus: Recognition and Significance
- BESS: Sensory System Integration
- Module 2 Summary: Diagnosis & Initial Assessment
- Module 2 Quick Reference: Classification & Recovery
- Module 2 Quick Reference: Clinical Tools
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8 modules · 8 CPD hours online (up to 14 with the practical day) · endorsed by Osteopathy Australia.
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