Traumatic brain injuries are also called intracranial injuries. Headache, vomiting, nausea, loss of motor control, dizziness, confusion, loss of consciousness immediately following injury, blurred vision, and an altered state of consciousness are all symptoms that are common to traumatic brain injuries. Traumatic brain injuries are caused by a number of occurrences. Blunt force trauma (an object or incident that causes the brain to smash up against the inside of the skull) penetration and poisoning. The most common situations that result in traumatic brain injuries are slip and fall accidents, automobile collisions, assault, and domestic violence. Treatment for traumatic brain injuries requires the compilation of a variety of different healthcare professionals, medications, the will to try on the victims part, and a support network of family and or friends for the victim.