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ImPACT Applications, Inc. All rights reserved.  \nCourse Description  \nThis course provides an overview of frequently observed vestibular and ocular motor abnormalities following concussion . The functional implications of these findings and potential rehabilitation interventions for identified dysfunction will be discussed.  \nCE Objectives: At the end of the course, attendees should be able to:  \n• Identify vestibular and oculomotor abnormalities commonly observed after concussion  \n• Restate approaches to assess the functional implications of vestibular andoculomotor abnormalities  \n• Review evidence-based rehabilitation strategies to manage any identified vestibular and oculomotor dysfunction  \n[ConcussionManagement.com](ConcussionManagement.com) Copyright 2022. ImPACT Applications, Inc. All rights reserved.  \nSpeaker Biography  \nNathan Diffenbaugh, MSPT, DPT, ITPT  \nOutpatient Rehabilitation Manager Lehigh Valley Health Network Allentown, PA  \n• Received Bachelors in Health Science and Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from College Misericordia  \n• Completed Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Misericordia University  \n• Completed APTA Vestibular Competency course and APTA’s Credentialed Clinical Instructor program  \n• Became an ImPACT Trained Physical Therapist in 2017  \n• serves as part of a multi-disciplinary team that supports the LVHN Concussion and Head Trauma program  \n• Specializes in concussion treatment from accidents to professional athletes  \n• Has contributed to CE opportunities provided in areas of Vestibular and Post-concussion Rehabilitation  \n[ConcussionManagement.com](ConcussionManagement.com) Copyright 2022. ImPACT Applications, Inc. All rights reserved.  \nLearning Objectives   \n• Obtain a basic understanding of evidence supporting Vestibular Interventions  \n• Understand how to properly assess for functional deficits of the vestibular andocu lomotor systems  \n• Review common interventions and strategies to promote functional recovery  \n[ConcussionManagement.com](ConcussionManagement.com) Copyright 2022. ImPACT Applications, Inc. All rights reserved.  \nConcussion by the Numbers  \n[ConcussionManagement.com](ConcussionManagement.com)  \nBasic Facts  \nCenters for Disease Control reports  \n• In 2012 roughly 329,290 children were treated in US Emergency Departments for sports or recreation related Concussion/TBI  \n• Rates of ED visits more than doubled from 2001 to 2012 for these injuries  \n• Causes for TBI visits over all ages  \n1. Falls  \n2. Struck by object  \n3. Motor vehicle accidents  \n[ConcussionManagement.com](ConcussionManagement.com) Copyright 2022. ImPACT Applications, Inc. All rights reserved.  \nBasic Facts  \nPediatric Sports Related Concussion Estimates  \n• In study published in Pediatrics in 2016  \n• Estimated that between 1.1 to 1.9 million sports related concussions occur annually in US children (ages 18 years or younger)  \n• Of this 511,590 to 1,240,972 are estimated to not receive medical care  \n• Majority of patients seen are cared for in an outpatient setting  \n[ConcussionManagement.com](ConcussionManagement.com) Copyright 2022. ImPACT Applications, Inc. All rights reserved.  \nPediatric Concussion  \n• A study by Corwing et al found that 81% of the pediatric patients evaluated for the study had vestibular impairment  \n• Roughly 0.8% of normative healthy pediatric population will test with a vestibular deficit  \n• U","cbCaitugRxsz6Ugt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitugRxsz6Ugt","pdf",1074622,67,"English","# Course Description\n## CE Objectives\n## Learning Objectives\n# Speaker Biography\n## Background and Credentials\n# Concussion by the Numbers\n## Basic Facts (CDC)\n## Pediatric Sports Related Concussion Estimates\n## Pediatric Concussion and Vestibular Impairment\n# Validation for Vestibular Rehab\n## Reported Evidence From Studies","[{\"question\":\"What evidence is presented for vestibular rehabilitation in post-concussion care?\",\"answer\":\"The slides summarize study findings supporting vestibular therapy for dizziness and balance problems and discuss relationships between vestibular testing performance and recovery time, alongside limitations in symptom distinction.\"}]","Post Concussion Rehab - Vestibular Therapy - Nathan Diffenbaugh | PDF",169]