Amber passed out in the OR this morning at Geisinger South. The OR staff stated \"she hit her head really hard\" Upon arriving in the OR area, Amber was awake, alert, and oriented X3, tearful and \"embarassed\". She denies blurred vision, headache, dizziness at the time. She was eating graham crackers and orange juice when I arrived. Amber admits to skipping breakfast this morning because she was afraid she would get sick. She also stated she felt like she was alone in the room, became very anxious, turned to leave the room and fell backwards hitting her head on the floor. Assessment revealed a small raised area on occipital area near base of skull, no open areas. Neurovascular check was WNL at that time (0815). B/P 124/72, P-72, R-16, PO2 96% on room air. I did recommend to Amber that she go to the Urgent Care, ER, or family physician to be examined and she refused. After a short while she did ask to go back down to the OR to change her clothes and return to the rehab floor. We went to the OR and was met by Alice, Manager. She stated she would put Amber in the OR with the other student who was in there at that time (Joanne) and put her on a stool. Amber stated \"that would be great, I really wanna do this\". I explained to her that rotation in the OR is not a mandatory part of her education and that she did not have to stay, she said that she would and \"really want to do this\".I again recommended to Amber that she did not have to return to the OR and that she may seek medical attention, she again refused and wanted to stay in the OR with another student for moral support. 