Ccompanied by his girlfriend, B.C., age 23, visits your office. His girlfriend sates, "He hasn't been himself the last month. He has headaches and is completely confused and tired for no reason."
Denies using illicit drugs and any recent traumatic injuries. He thinks his problem started approximately a month ago when he and his girlfriend were at the club dancing.
His friends told him that he became confused and began tugging at his clothes.
Then he fell down and was unconscious for a few minutes. When he awoke, he felt extremely tired and did not know what was going on.
His girlfriend recalls that he had been hit in the head with a softball during a game the day before they went dancing what drug we prescribe and why/and what parmenter have to monitor.