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Clarify What Happened During a Fall
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Build a clear fall account that distinguishes what may have triggered the fall from what happened because of it.
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Clarify the sequence of a fall, identify missing high-risk details, and prepare a concise handoff without overstating an uncertain cause.
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Clarify What Happened During a Fall
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Your situation
Describe what the patient, witnesses, and scene evidence indicate, noting any disagreement and removing identifying details.
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List symptoms, behavior changes, or events reported immediately before the fall, including relevant negatives actually assessed.
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Describe the height, direction, surface, nearby objects, body position, and whether the fall was witnessed.
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Select the best-supported head impact status.
Select the best-supported status for loss of consciousness or a memory gap.
List symptoms, injuries, mental status findings, and changes observed after the fall without assigning a diagnosis.
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Enter confirmed anticoagulant or antiplatelet use, denials, uncertainty, and the source of the medication information.
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Assembled prompt
Beginner instructions
Enter only facts gathered during assessment. Use “unclear” or “not obtained” instead of guessing. Remove names, dates of birth, addresses, and other identifying details before using the prompt.
Advanced instructions
Record the source and certainty of each major fact, especially when the patient, witness, and scene evidence differ. Add relevant changes during reassessment before generating the final handoff.
Use this when
You're assessing a fall and the cause, mechanism, head impact, loss of consciousness, or blood thinner use isn't immediately clear.
You'll need
- Account and sources
- Pre-fall symptoms
- Fall mechanism
- Head impact
- Consciousness and memory
- Post-fall findings
- Blood thinner status
You'll get
- A before-during-after timeline supported by available facts
- Possible pre-fall symptoms clearly separated from fall-related injuries
- Head impact, consciousness, memory, and blood thinner status recorded as confirmed, denied, or unclear
- Contradictions and unanswered high-risk questions listed
- A factual handoff ready to deliver.
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- A before-during-after timeline supported by available facts
- Possible pre-fall symptoms clearly separated from fall-related injuries
- Head impact, consciousness, memory, and blood thinner status recorded as confirmed, denied, or unclear
- Contradictions and unanswered high-risk questions listed
- A factual handoff ready to deliver.