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1. Case Scenario #1 You are an emergency physician in a rural hospital with no surgical backup or scanner. You see a 20-year-old man who was assaulted with a baseball bat. He is lethargic. Vital signs are normal. He was placed in a cervical collar. M I S T

2. Case Scenario #2 You are an emergency physician in a rural hospital with no surgical backup or scanner. A 30-year-old female was in an MVC. There was a prolonged extrication and her right leg was trapped between the seat and steering column. Her GCS is 14. Vital signs are normal. Placed in cervical collar. M I S T

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4. Case Scenario # 3 A 70-year-old male fell off a roof. His GCS is 12. Vital signs are normal. Placed in cervical collar. M I S T

5. Case Scenario #4 A 40-year-old woman states she fell down a flight of stairs yesterday. Vomiting and dizziness HR 114, BP 140/70, RR 20 2 L NC Her significant other is very concerned and refuses to leave her side. M I S T