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Originally Posted by SupDock
I don’t really know how to respond, because what you are saying does not make sense. Much of diagnosing a medical condition is based on observation. In this case, he made on observation of a sign suggestive of a concussion.
Your use of the word “diagnosis” is a bit confusing to me. He is saying he observed a “no go” sign.
Much of the protocol is based on testing and observing for signs/symptoms of a concussion.
To say that is not how you come to a medical diagnosis, “not even a little bit” does not make sense to me.
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If they did not personally meet with the patient, understand the patient's symptoms, have access to the patient's baseline, then the "doctor" is in no position to diagnose the patient. It's not that hard.