What type of report details a patient's initial assessment following an injury?

The first report of injury is essential as it presents a comprehensive overview of a patient's initial assessment following an injury. This report typically includes crucial information such as the circumstances surrounding the injury, the patient's condition at the time of assessment, observed symptoms, and any immediate interventions that were performed. It serves as a foundational document for further medical evaluation and treatment plans.

In contrast, a follow-up report is created at a later stage to monitor the patient's progress and response to treatment, while an accident report generally focuses on the details surrounding the incident that caused the injury rather than the patient’s condition. A treatment plan outlines the recommended course of action to address the injury but does not detail the initial assessment. Therefore, the first report of injury is the most appropriate choice for detailing a patient's initial assessment immediately following an injury.