_ y/o patient presenting with head trauma. Given mechanism, history, and physical exam findings, I have a low suspicion for intracranial hemorrhage, basilar skull fracture, increased intracranial pressure/impending herniation, DAI, non-accidental trauma or c-spine injury. Patient’s GCS is 15, mechanism is low energy and there is no history of LOC . Based on PECARN rules, the patient has a low risk of serious intracranial injury and therefore CT head is NOT recommended. Patient is well appearing and tolerating PO with no other injuries. Patient is safe for DC home at this time. _Patient was observed for 4-6 hours in the department then discharged home. Patient and family were advised to f/u with PMD and instructed on appropriate return precautions.
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