The ABI/TBI Quiz: An Overview

6. Early rapid recovery is a good indication that long-term recovery will continue rapidly and be complete.

Answer: (b.) false

After a TBI, children may show signs of rapid physical recovery. This physical recovery however, should not be equated with the child's overall recovery. Despite good physical recovery, children may have long-term cognitive and psychosocial deficits. Furthermore, recovery should be thought of as a continuum, not an end point.

Cognitive Sequelae of TBI Problems associated with: Memory Intellectual Functions Language Academic Functioning Attention & Concentration

Psychosocial Adjustments after TBI Adjustment is influenced by:   Common Personality Disturbances Cause of Behavior Problems Pre-Injury Personality Traits Family’s Ability to Cope Denial of Illness Affective Problems

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