Heads Up is specific to concussion in kids.

When the earth is shaken up convulsively,

When the earth will tremble, shivering.

when the earth shall be rocked

This will happen when the earth is shaken, shaken

When the earth will be shaken with a terrible shake.

When the earth is shaken with a shock.

when the earth will suddenly shake with a terrible shaking,

When the earth is shaken with a shock

When the earth is shaken violently,

When the earth is shaken

When the earth is shaken with convulsion

When the earth is violently shaken

When the earth shall be shaken with a (severe) shaking,

When the earth shall be shaken to its depths,

A terrible shock.

Do you think it's my concussion?

You have received a mild concussion.

Tom felt his phone vibrate.

Darling, you might have a stroke.

Very serious. Concussion, possible hemorrhage.

Kim Gorgens Protecting the brain against concussion

Nasty powder burn... Concussion...no more.

No skull fracture, but there's undoubtedly a concussion.

You were hospitalized... for shock.

He had an accident, got a concussion.

The average concussive impact is 95 Gs.

She'll be all right in a few days. It's only a slight concussion.

He threw up, but I guess we can exclude cerebral commotion.

If you look at some of these other items concussions.

Half of E.R. admissions from adolescents are for concussions.

So think of it as a Radio Shack for biology.

And I know that kids get concussed every year.

The definition of concussion doesn't actually require a loss of consciousness.

Some contusion, but mostly a shock.

He was taken to a prison hospital with concussion, bruising and fractured ribs.

That concussion should have slowed him down, but he's sharp as a needle.

It started two years ago, when I hit my head and got a concussion.

How do we know if he or she has sustained a concussion?

The CDC has a program, Heads Up.

The boy reportedly had to be hospitalized with concussion and disfunctioning kidneys.

Of course, to some degree, a capitalist system will always be vulnerable to shocks and crises. The question is how to respond to them to minimize the fallout, while bolstering the system s resilience.

Now, when the kid on the right doesn't get up, we know they've had a concussion.

One minor concussion, two cases of the common cold... and six canceled appointments.

I read about the recent earthquake in Chile and the tsunami that rippled across the entire Pacific Ocean.