A 40-year-old presents after a mild traumatic brain injury (brief loss of consciousness, now GCS 15) with headache but no vomiting. According to ACEP ...

Question

A 40-year-old presents after a mild traumatic brain injury (brief loss of consciousness, now GCS 15) with headache but no vomiting. According to ACEP policy, which is appropriate?

Accepted Answer

and no dangerous mechanism. According to ACEP policy

Answer

now GCS 15) with headache but no vomiting

Answer

age

Answer

no anticoagulants

Answer

normal exam

ACEP MCQ (SBA): Traumatic Brain Injury

A 40-year-old presents after a mild traumatic brain injury (brief loss of consciousness, now GCS 15) with headache but no vomiting. According to ACEP policy, which is appropriate?