Patient is a 4 y.o. female who presents to the ED for evaluation of wrist pain that began 2 weeks ago after being involved in a motor vehicle collision. The mothers vehicle was rear-ended at approximately 15 MPH and sustained minimal damage. Patient was restrained in the back seat of the vehicle and there was no airbag deployment. She did not complain of pain immediately after event but began to have pain the following day. Patients mother reports the symptoms are located in the patients left wrist and describes the pain as aching. Per mother, the patient has had associated decreased use of her left wrist secondary to pain, but she denies any weakness or numbness distal to the wrist or any other injuries sustained during the accident. Symptoms are exacerbated with movement and have not improved with Motrin or Tylenol.