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H&P: 24 y/о heаlthy mаle cоmes tо the emergency depаrtment (ED) after a motor vehicle accident (MVA). Transported to the ED via a spinal backboard and with a cervical collar to maintain head and neck alignment. Per EMS, the client was unconscious at the site of the MVA and regained consciousness after 4 minutes. Client has since awakened and is ALOx3, moving all extremities. Client c/o dull headache, dizziness, and unable to remember how the accident occurred. No visual changes, weakness, or incontinence. No significant past medical or surgical history, except for a concussion during high school while playing contact football. Denies alcohol, tobacco, or illicit drug use. Physical Assessment: 1/18/20XX at 0943: VS as followed: 99.2F, Pulse: 98 and regular, Blood pressure: 134/81mmHg, and respirations: 20 and regular. ALOx3. GSC: 15. Skin has scattered bruising and scabs. Pupils equal and reactive, periorbital ecchymosis present. Heart and lung sounds normal. Head normocephalic with mild swelling to the basilar area of the head. Neck exam WNL w/ full range of motion. Abd soft, nontender, with positive bowel sounds. Nurse's Note: 1/18/20XX at 1345: Client becoming agitated, increasingly confused, ALOx2, and c/o severe headache, 10/10 pain. Confused conversation, but able to answer questions. Eye opening response to verbal stimuli, command, speech. Pupils unequal, right greater than left. Withdraws in response to pain. Right side weaker than left with hand grips. GCS – 11. Respirations increased at 32. Provider notified. 1st blank - The client is at highest risk for developing: _____________ (spinal shock, ARDS, IICP, or dysthymias) 2nd blank - AEB the client's ______________ (respiratory assessment, neurological assessment, cardiovascular assessment, vital signs)