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. 2009 Dec;53(4):233–250.
Demographic Information:
a) Please indicate the level of Bantam Hockey your child participates in:
1 A
2 AA
3 AAA
b) Please indicate your child’s current age:
1 12 years
2 13 years
3 14 years
c) Have you/do you participate in high level (ex. Pro or semi pro), medium level (ex. Competitive leagues), or low level (ex. Recreational) sports:
1 High level
2 Medium level
3 Low/Rec. level
4 No sport participation
d) What is your status of guardianship to the participating child?
1 Mother
2 Father
3 Male Legal Guardian
4 Female Legal Guardian
Questionnaire:
1) Does a loss of consciousness determine whether a concussion has occurred? (Please check one)
  □ Yes 1 □ No 2
2) Can a player who has suffered a concussion return to play in the same day? (Please check one)
  □ Yes 1 □ No 2
3) A concussion may be caused by a blow to the neck, jaw, or elsewhere in the body? (Please check one)
  □ Yes 1 □ No 2
4) Is it necessary for a player to be medically evaluated after having their bell rung? (Please check one)
  □ Yes 1 □ No 2
5) The following are signs and symptoms of concussion.
 (Please circle True or False)
  T F Headache
  T F Neck pain
  T F Difficulty with urination
  T F Dizziness
  T F Lowered pulse rate
  T F Ringing in the ears
  T F Feeling dazed or in a “fog”
  T F Difficulty with defecation
  T F Difficulty falling asleep
  T F Slurred speech
  T F Difficulty concentrating
  T F Drowsiness/fatigue
  T F Hearing voices
  T F Sinus congestion
  T F Inability to describe time and place
  T F Seizures
  T F Feelings of euphoria
  T F Inability to swallow
  T F Chest pain
  T F Feeling of “pressure” in the head
  T F Difficulty with memory
  T F Feeling nauseous
  T F Problems with vision
  T F Increased emotion/irritability
  T F Increased sleeping
6) Has your child ever suffered a concussion? (Please check one)
  □ Yes 1 □ No 2