NEXUS Kafa BT Aracı

e.g. periorbital or periauricular ecchymoses, hemotympanum, drainage of clear fluid from ears or nose, palpable step-off, stellate laceration (see Evidence for more detail)

Injuries not involving calvarium (e.g. hematomas limited to the face/neck), are not considered scalp hematomas

Any abnormal neurologic finding revealed by detailed exam (see Evidence for more detail)

e.g. Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) ≤14; delayed or inappropriate response to external stimuli; excessive somnolence; disorientation to person, place, time, or events; inability to remember three objects at 5 mins; perseverating speech

Any inappropriate action, e.g. excessive agitation, inconsolability, refusal to cooperate, lack of affective response to questions or events, violent activity

Any clotting impairment, e.g. hemophilia, secondary to medications (Coumadin, heparin, aspirin, etc), hepatic insufficiency

Recurrent (>1 episode) projectile or forceful emesis, either observed or by history, after trauma