Traumatic brain injury occurs when which of the following causes some degree of impairment to brain structure or function?

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A)Traumatic brain injury occurs when an external force causes some degree of impairment to brain structure or function. The damage caused by this external force is referred to as the primary injury. Traumatic injury is not congenital and does not follow from infection or psychologic stress.
B)Traumatic brain injury occurs when an external force causes some degree of impairment to brain structure or function. The damage caused by this external force is referred to as the primary injury. Traumatic injury is not congenital and does not follow from infection or psychologic stress.
C)Traumatic brain injury occurs when an external force causes some degree of impairment to brain structure or function. The damage caused by this external force is referred to as the primary injury. Traumatic injury is not congenital and does not follow from infection or psychologic stress.
D)Traumatic brain injury occurs when an external force causes some degree of impairment to brain structure or function. The damage caused by this external force is referred to as the primary injury. Traumatic injury is not congenital and does not follow from infection or psychologic stress.

Traumatic Brain Injury Occurs When Which of the Following Causes