1. Minor head injury

2. What is it? Head injury GCS >12 Adults (16-65): LOC, amnesia, confusion Kids ??

3. Who to scan (adults) Those over 65, anticoagulated GCS <15 at 2 hours post Signs of basilar skull fracture ?2 or more vomits ?Retrograde amnesia to event >30 minutes ??Dangerous mechanism – Struck by motor vehicle – Ejected from motor vehicle – Fall >3 feet or 5 stairs – Otherwise keep for ~4 hours then discharge

4. Kids A:<2, b:≥2 Are they normal now? Do they have a big bump that is not on the front Were they hit hard LOC Vomit Headache

5. No scanning,

6. Anticoagulated, negative CT? Home, right? Don’t think too hard about this article: MANAGEMENT OF MINOR HEAD INJURY IN PATIENTS RECEIVING ORAL ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF A 24-HOUR OBSERVATION PROTOCOL Menditto, V.G., et al, Ann Emerg Med 59(6):451, June 2012 6% of people on anticoagulation with a first negative CT had a bleed on repeat CT after 24 hours Lalalalalala I’m not listening.