Denver Accidents

Why do some people get hurt in accidents and others walk away fine?

Scientists are discovering who gets hurt in collisions and why.  See if you can guess what risk factors are significant.

1. Republican?
2. Female?
3. Talking?
4. Rich?
5. Already Hurt From Previous Whiplash?
6. In an Older Car?
7. Sweaty?
8. Turning Their Head?
9. Male?
10. Not Aware of Accident About to Happen?

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Who Gets Hurt and Why?

Unfortunately women are injured by accidents more easily than men.  Doctors believe this is due to being less robust.

If you’ve had previous injuries, you’re more prone to whiplash due to weakened joints.

Older cars are not as well designed.  Cars from the 80’s and 90’s will not absorb impacts as well as today’s models.

The neck is less stable when it’s turned.  Having your head turned at the time of the accident is a significant risk factor.

Finally, if you don’t brace yourself for impact, you’re worse off than someone who saw the accident coming.

These are the correct answers; 2,5,6,8 and 10 are all “risk factor” for increased injury.

If you got 4 or more correct, we will give you a free t-shirt.  Offer good while supplies last.

If you or someone you love has been involved in an accident, call our center now.  If you get in right away, your chances of getting the problem fixed are much greater. Call (303) 394-2273.

Insurance pays for your care.  If you had no insurance, no problem, our staff is trained at finding hidden resources to allow for proper care.

CareChiropractic
Denver Chiropractor Since 1983

Dr. Visentin, D.C.
1411 Krameria Street
Denver, CO 80220
(303) 394-2273
www.carechiropractic.com