An adolescent who was hit in the head by a baseball bat is brought to the emergency department. The patient has

An adolescent who was hit in the head by a baseball bat is brought to the emergency department. The patient has no history of loss of consciousness, and the nurse observes a large hematoma to the right occipital area with no other injuries. During the secondary assessment, the nurse observes that the patient opens the eyes spontaneously, asks when school will be over to go home, and points to the head when asked what hurts. Based on these findings, what should the nurse plan to do? A. Prepare for a computed tomography scan. B. Prepare for endotracheal intubation. C. Anticipate preparing the patient for surgery. D. Perform serial neurologic assessments.