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in this lesson , you will learn about

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the differences between complete rest

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and relative rest and will be provided

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with examples of activities that

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promote relative rest . By the end of

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this video , you will be able to define

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relative rest following acute

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concussion . The 2021 revised pr

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a uses the term relative rest as

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opposed to complete or strict rest , to

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emphasize the importance of early

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introduction of physical and cognitive

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activities , which do not provoke

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symptoms following acute concussion .

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Previously complete rest , sometimes

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called cocooning , was prescribed for

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acute concussion . However , there is

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mounting evidence that prolonged strict

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physical and cognitive rest can

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actually prolong the recovery process ,

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whereas promoting early activity can

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expedite recovery during

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relative rest , the patient is

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encouraged to do light physical and

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cognitive activities that do not

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provoke symptoms . Additionally , the

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service members should get adequate

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sleep , eat healthy foods and drink

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plenty of water . Some examples of

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activities that promote relative rest

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include walking at an easy pace ,

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watching television or light reading .

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Service members should attempt to do

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light daily , physical and cognitive

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activities while paying close attention

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to their symptoms to ensure that they

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do not become worse . It is important

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to note that stage one of the P . R . A .

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Consists of full time relative rest .

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However , in stages two through five ,

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service members should continue to

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utilize these rest guidelines between

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more strenuous activities or until the

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exacerbation resolves if they exhibit

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new or worsening symptoms . In this

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video , we defined relative rest in

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relation to concussion . A detailed

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description of the P . R . A .

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progression criteria is coming up next

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in video number four mm . Mhm .

