Patient: Patricia Bertier Date of admission: [DATE] Date of discharge: [DATE] Medical history: No significant medical history reported. Presenting Complaint: Minor injuries sustained in a vehicular accident. Assessment: Patricia Bertier was admitted to the hospital with minor injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident. Upon physical examination, she was found to have multiple contusions and abrasions mainly located on her face, upper extremities, and trunk. She also sustained a non-displaced fracture on her left rib cage, which was managed conservatively with analgesics and chest physiotherapy. Investigations: A computed tomography (CT) scan of the head and chest was performed to rule out any intracranial or lung injuries, respectively. The results were negative for any fractures or traumatic brain injuries. Treatment: Patricia Bertier was managed conservatively with pain relief medications and chest physiotherapy. She was advised to rest and undergo follow-up visits with her primary care physician for wound care management. Patient: Margaret Jefferies Date of admission: [DATE] Date of discharge: [DATE] Medical history: No significant medical history reported. Presenting Complaint: Severe injuries sustained in a vehicular accident. Assessment: Margaret Jefferies was admitted to the hospital with severe injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident. Upon physical examination, she was found to have multiple lacerations and contusions on her face, extremities, and trunk. She also sustained a displaced fracture on her right clavicle, which was managed with an open reduction and internal fixation procedure. Investigations: A CT scan of the head, chest, and pelvis was performed to rule out any intracranial, lung, or pelvic injuries, respectively. The results were negative for any fractures or traumatic brain injuries. Treatment: Margaret Jefferies underwent an open reduction and internal fixation procedure to manage her displaced right clavicle fracture. She was also given pain relief medications and underwent wound care management for her lacerations and contusions. She was advised to undergo physical therapy sessions for the rehabilitation of her right clavicle. Patient: Marcel Messier Date of admission: [DATE] Date of discharge: [DATE] Medical history: No significant medical history reported. Presenting Complaint: No significant injuries sustained. Assessment: Marcel Messier was admitted to the hospital with no significant injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident. Upon physical examination, he was found to have no obvious signs or symptoms of any injuries. Investigations: No investigations were performed as there were no indications of any significant injuries. Treatment: Marcel Messier was advised to rest and undergo follow-up visits with his primary care physician for any signs or symptoms of delayed onset injuries. No further intervention was required. In conclusion, all individuals involved in the vehicular accident underwent appropriate medical assessments, investigations, and management according to their respective injuries. Patricia Bertier sustained minor injuries, while Margaret Jefferies sustained severe injuries that required surgical intervention. Marcel Messier did not sustain any significant injuries. All individuals were advised to undergo follow-up visits with their primary care physicians for wound care management, physical rehabilitation, and monitoring of any delayed onset injuries.