reddit user was confused by this card
https://www.reddit.com/r/Step2/comments/1kf2qxu/suspected_splenic_injury_hemodynamically_stable/
changed wording to match what this concept is most likely testing on
https://www.reddit.com/r/Step2/comments/1kf2qxu/suspected_splenic_injury_hemodynamically_stable/
https://next.amboss.com/us/article/Bh0zTf?q=splenic%20injury#Y56ca977514b1aed8b9623fad1aa661cc
"Hemodynamically stable patients [8]
The following applies to patients who are stable at presentation or after initial resuscitation.
Diagnostics
Gold standard imaging: abdominal CT scan with IV contrast
Alternative imaging: FAST, MRI
Management [8][11][15]
Nonoperative management (NOM): preferred for hemodynamically stable patients with blunt splenic injuries regardless of grade [11]
Serial abdominal examination, including repeat FAST exam
Serial hemoglobin and hematocrit (serial H&H)
Acute pain management
Consider angioembolization if there is clinical deterioration or ongoing bleeding on initial imaging."