Certified Brain Injury Specialist Practice Exam

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Which treatment method is most commonly NOT part of the management plan for post-concussive syndrome?

  1. Psychotherapy

  2. Medication adjustments

  3. CT scan interpretations

  4. Physical therapy exercises

The correct answer is: CT scan interpretations

The most commonly not included treatment method for post-concussive syndrome is the interpretation of CT scans. Post-concussive syndrome typically involves managing symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, cognitive issues, and emotional disturbances. While imaging, such as CT scans, plays a critical role in the initial evaluation of a concussion to rule out more severe brain injuries, the interpretation of these scans does not form part of the ongoing management or treatment plan for patients who already have a diagnosis of post-concussive syndrome. In contrast, psychotherapy can help address emotional and cognitive symptoms, medication adjustments may be necessary to manage headaches or mood changes, and physical therapy exercises can assist in rehabilitation and returning to normal activity. These methods are directly involved in the treatment of the syndrome's effects, whereas CT scan interpretations do not contribute to treatment outcomes in these cases.