Question

what is a introduction and background based on veterans that have been diagonsed with traumatic brain injuries?

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Answer 1

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is also called as intracranial injury has been defined as trauma to the head that results in a decreased level of amnesia, other neurologic or neuropsychologic abnormalities, skull fractures,consciousness, intracranial lesions, and depending on the severity it leads to death. They can also be caused by penetrating trauma or by blunt force, including acceleration/deceleration forces that cause the brain to collide with the skull. They can be classified based on the severity into mild, moderate, and severe categories. Mild TBI is usually more difficult to identify than severe TBI, because there may be no observable symptoms of head injury, even on imaging, and because some of the symptoms are similar to other problems which follow combat trauma, such as posttraumatic stress disorder.The person may also have a loss of memory immediately before or after the event that caused the injury.symptoms of this include a range of comorbidities, from headaches, irritability, and sleep disorders to memory problems, slower thinking, and depression. These symptoms may resolve within hours, days, or weeks, often lead to long-term mental and physical health problems headaches, endocrine, vision, and hearing problems. The severity of this is determined at the time of the injury and is based on evidence of a positive computed tomography (CT) scan the loss length or alteration of consciousness, memory loss length, and response of the individual after the injury.