Which of the following is described as a concussion symptom in the material?

• A. Not knowing name
• B. Dizziness
• C. Headache
• D. Repetitive statements

Answer: (D)

Concussion symptoms often involve cognitive and behavioral changes, not just physical ones. The material describes repetitive statements as a sign of concussion, which reflects impaired memory and processing. When a brain is injured, processing information can become slower or more fragmented, leading a person to repeat what they’ve said or asked. Dizziness and headache are common physical symptoms, but the description in the material specifically highlights repetitive statements as the concussion-related symptom. Not knowing a name can indicate disorientation, but the item points to repetitive statements as the described sign in this context.