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Students are prohibited to returning to play the day the concussion is sustained. Each step should take 24 hours so that an athlete would take approximately one week to proceed through the . Begin stage 2 when: 24 hours have passed since student began stage 1 AND student has not experienced any return of symptoms in the previous. Once free of symptoms and signs of concussion, a stepwise symptom free exercise process is required before an athlete can return to competition. Below is the accepted best-practice for .Aug 23, · 6-Step Return to Play Progression. After a concussion, an athlete should only return to sports practices with the approval and under the supervision of their healthcare provider. Each step typically takes a minimum of 24 hours. Returning to play following a concussion involves a stepwise progression once the individual is symptom free. • There are many risks to premature return to play including. Once free of symptoms and signs of concussion, a stepwise symptom free exercise process is required before an athlete can return to competition. Below is the accepted best-practice for return to play after a concussion supported by the MSHSL, NCAA, and professional sports organizations.Return to activity and play is a medical decision. The athlete must meet all of the following criteria to progress to activity: Asymptomatic at rest and with exertion (including mental exertion in school). Written clearance from a licensed healthcare provider. a graduated individualized return-to-play protocol. The following steps should be followed: •Completion of a full day of normal cognitive activities (school day, studying for tests, watching practice, interacting with peers) without re-emergence of any signs or symptoms. If no return of symptoms, next day advance to -. The gradual Return to Play Protocol to be used following a concussion is outlined in the table to the right. With this progression, an athlete can continue to the next level if there are no symptoms at the current level for 24 hours after the activity is performed.
