As a rule of thumb, anyone who's involuntarily unconscious for more than a few seconds has a concussion and needs immediate medical attention to ensure they don ...

The Childhood Brain Damage trope as used in popular culture. A explanation for a character's eccentricity, ditziness, lack of intelligence, brashness or the ...

In a classic cartoon, any non-fatal (which is to say, just about every) head injury immediately results in a huge swelling the size of an orange or larger.

Concussion may refer to: The Injury Tropes about concussions, particularly Tap on the Head for harmless concussions. The film, Concussion.

Tap on the Head: Someone gets knocked out via a hit on the head, but suffers no damage from it. Tear Off Your Face: Someone gets the skin on their face torn ...

To hit someone on the head hard enough to make them unconscious for an extended amount of time requires a fair bit of force, and such an impact is going to ...

In real life, concussions have a number of unpleasant symptoms. These include, but are not limited to headache, nausea, and dizziness.

23 июл. 2020 г. · The only trope about brain injury that seems to exist is Childhood Brain Damage. But there doesn't seem to be any tropes specific to when a ...

When somebody goes through a severe, emotionally traumatic experience or suffers a physical head injury, their brain removes the memory of that event.

This trope is surprisingly common with victims of penetrating head trauma in modern emergency rooms. With studies finding a survival rate of 62% for adults ...