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A 48 yeаr-оld femаle with PMH оf HTN is brоught to the emergency room by EMS unresponsive. EMS stаtes that the family says the patient had complained of a throbbing, severe headache with nausea and photophobia earlier in the day and had told the family she was going to go lie down after taking Motrin. She reported to the family that she had a similar headache 2 weeks prior that went away on it’s own. Approximately 4 hours after the patient went to lie down the family checked on the patient and they said she was not responding to them and was found lying next to a pool of emesis in her bed. The patient takes carvedilol 6.125 mg per day. The patient is not on aspirin or any other anticoagulant or antiplatelet agents. On exam you find a well nourished, critically ill appearing female, currently being AMBU bagged for intubation. Quick neuro exam reveals sluggish pupils, equal bilaterally at 3mm, she has no gag or cough reflex, she extensor postures all four extremities to deep noxious stimuli, her eyes are closed, she makes no sounds on deep noxious stimuli and her DTRs are depressed at 1+. You see no external signs of trauma to her head, torso, back, abdomen or extremities. VS: HR: 52, BP: 240/120, RR: 6, O2 Sat 91%. Please provide differential diagnosis for this presentation (list at least 5) AND what imaging would be indicated for this case.
A 34 yeаr оld mаle with nо PMH brоught in by EMS unconscious. The pаtient was playing soccer with friends and was accidentally kicked in the head during an attempt at heading the ball. His friend states that immediately after being kicked, he experienced a loss of consciousness for about 30-45 seconds but woke up after and was normal. His friend states he went to the car to lie down and when he went to check on the patient an hour later, he was unable to wake him up, so he called 911. Patient was transported via EMS to the ER. On exam he is unresponsive, with sonorous respirations at 8. He has an area of purplish contusion to his left temporal region. Pupils are unequal and sluggish; right is 6mm and left is 3mm. To deep noxious stimuli you are only able to elicit a grunting sound, his eyes are closed and his extremities are flaccid. HR: 108, BP: 148/82, RR: 8, O2 Saturation 88% on 100% non-rebreather mask. Lungs are clear and abdomen is soft and non-distended without peritoneal signs. Please provide differential diagnosis for this presentation (list at least 5) AND what imaging would be indicated for this case.