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If the patient begins to have a seizure your first responsibility is to prevent the patient from injuring himself?
Lying in proper place not danger or put in safe place. Put pillow bet. Head and spinal cord parts. Put small towel in her mouth while she or he seizure not to bite the lips.
How many times id a phlebotomist allowed to stick a patient before calling it quits?
2 times. This is to help prevent injury to patient as well as discomfort.
What is the Primary etiology of seizure?
Primary etiology of seizure is any form of brain injury. When the electrical impulses escape their limit in the brain, this will cause seizure.
What should you do is a patient has a petit mal seizure?
Nothing
What precautions should be taken to ensure a patient with epilepsy in the hospital?
To ensure the safety of a patient with epilepsy in the hospital, staff should be informed of the patient's condition and seizure history. The patient's environment should be free of hazards, such as sharp objects, and seizure precautions should be implemented, including keeping the bed in a low position and having padded side rails. Anti-seizure medications should be administered as prescribed, and a seizure action plan should be in place. Continuous monitoring of the patient's neurological status is essential to quickly address any seizure activity.
What does an EMS do if patient has neck injury?
If a patient has a neck injury, EMS personnel will first ensure the scene is safe and then assess the patient's condition. They will stabilize the neck using a cervical collar to minimize movement and prevent further injury. The patient will be carefully moved onto a backboard or stretcher while maintaining spinal alignment, and vital signs will be monitored. Finally, they will transport the patient to an appropriate medical facility for further evaluation and treatment.
What items of the first aid kit will you need for a seizure?
During a seizure, you will need items like gloves to protect yourself, a blanket to keep the person warm after the seizure, and a cushion or blanket to protect the person's head from injury. It's also important to have a pen and paper to write down the time the seizure started and any observations to share with medical professionals.
What is seizure from bang to head?
A seizure from a bang to the head typically refers to a seizure that occurs as a result of a traumatic brain injury, such as a concussion. The trauma can disrupt normal brain activity, leading to abnormal electrical discharges that manifest as a seizure. This type of seizure can occur immediately after the injury or may develop weeks or months later. It is important to seek medical attention if a seizure occurs following head trauma to assess potential underlying damage.
What do you do if a patient is seizing?
If a patient is seizing, ensure their safety by moving any nearby objects that could cause injury and placing them on a flat surface. Do not restrain their movements or put anything in their mouth. Time the seizure; if it lasts longer than five minutes or if multiple seizures occur without recovery in between, seek emergency medical assistance immediately. After the seizure, turn the patient onto their side to help keep the airway clear and monitor their responsiveness.
When caring for an athlete who is having a seizure you should?
When caring for an athlete who is having a seizure, you should ensure their safety by moving any nearby objects that could cause injury. Place them on their side to help keep their airway clear and prevent choking. Do not hold them down or put anything in their mouth. After the seizure, monitor their recovery and provide reassurance as they regain consciousness.
How can reflex prevent injury?
describe how a reflex can prevent injury
Nursing diagnosis of seizures?
Risk for injury R/T seizure activity
