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How to fill out the Military Acute Concussion Evaluation 2 (MACE 2) online
The Military Acute Concussion Evaluation 2 (MACE 2) is a vital tool used for assessing and diagnosing concussion injuries. This guide will provide you with detailed instructions on how to complete the MACE 2 online, ensuring that you can accurately record essential information as close to the time of injury as possible.
Follow the steps to effectively complete the MACE 2 online.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the MACE 2 document and open it in the designated editor.
- Begin by entering the service member's name, DoDI/EDIPI/SSN, branch of service, and unit information in the corresponding fields provided at the top of the form.
- Record the date and time of the injury in the specified fields. This information is crucial and should be filled out as accurately as possible using the format requested.
- Identify the examiner's name along with the date and time of evaluation to keep track of who conducted the assessment.
- In the 'Military Acute Concussion Screening' section, describe the incident that caused the injury. Utilize open-ended questions to gather detailed information, such as what happened and who was present.
- Assess observable signs of a concussion as listed in the form, marking any that were witnessed at the time of injury.
- Check the boxes to indicate the type of event that caused the injury (e.g., blunt object, sports injury, or fall). If applicable, record the estimated distance.
- Indicate whether there was any blow or jolt to the head by answering the specific questions presented.
- Determine if there was any alteration of consciousness or memory, loss of consciousness, or post-traumatic amnesia. Answer the questions accordingly, specifying duration where necessary.
- Continue filling in symptoms that were experienced after the incident by selecting all that apply from the provided list.
- Respond to the history questions regarding previous concussion diagnoses, headache disorders, or mental health concerns.
- Based on the responses, determine if there is a positive or negative concussion screen to guide further evaluation.
- Proceed to the cognitive examination section by scoring the orientation, immediate memory, and concentration questions provided.
- Complete the neurological exam by assessing speech fluency, word finding, grip strength, and other neurological parameters.
- Finish the vestibular/ocular-motor screening section by following the instructions for each specific test and recording the results accurately.
- Once all sections of the MACE 2 are complete, review the data for accuracy before saving the changes or printing the final document.
- Finally, make sure to share the MACE 2 results with the appropriate healthcare provider or record them in the electronic health record as necessary.
Complete your MACE 2 form online today to ensure timely assessment and management of concussion injuries.
WHAT IS A CONCUSSION PROTOCOL/POLICY? A concussion protocol is an organization's set of policies, tools, and assessments for caring for a concussion. It outlines how the concussion care team prepares for and responds to this injury.