Assessing, Diagnosing, and Treating Patients with HEENT Conditions A mother brings in her 11-year-old son, Branch, because he has had a nosebleed. She is concerned about it because they have been applying pressure by pinching it and the nosebleed won’t stop. He has no history of nosebleeds. He has no significant medical history and no known allergies. He is on no medications. Mom and Branch deny trauma to the nose. He says he just woke up with a nosebleed and it won’t stop. He tells you that the left side is the side that is bleeding. Vital signs: Blood Pressure 110/70 Pulse 84 RR 14 Temp. 97.8 oral O2 99% Patient Information: Initials: B, Age:14 years old, Sex: Male S. CC: Nosebleed HPI: A mother brings in her 11-year-old son with complaint of a nosebleed that started when he woke up and has not stopped since despite applying pressure. He has no past medical history for nosebleeds. He also has no other significant medical history. He has no known drug allergies. He is on no medications. Current Medications: None Allergies: NKDA PMHx: None SurgHx: Unknown Soc Hx: 11-years-old, presumably lives with parents, vaccination history unknow per scenario presented