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Seizure Management (3 Questions)
1. During a seizure:
● Priority action: Stay with the client and observe/record the seizure (onset, duration,
type of movement).
● Next: Place towel/pillow under head to protect from injury.
● Do NOT restrain movements or place anything in the mouth.
● Side-lying position after seizure for airway protection.
2. If patient is clenching jaw during a seizure:
● DO NOT force anything in mouth.
● Check respiratory status (priority), monitor for apnea or hypoxia.
● Prepare suction after seizure for oral secretions.
3. Seizure precautions:
● Oxygen and suction available.
● Side rails up, padded.
● Bed in low position, loosen restrictive clothing.
u "Bow Tie" - Bacterial Meningitis Key Concepts
● Seizure precautions
● Low lights/dim room (photophobia)
● Monitor temperature (due to fever and risk of sepsis)
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● Monitor neurologic status (risk for ↑ ICP, seizures)
● Droplet precautions until 24 hours after antibiotics
● Elevated protein and low glucose in CSF
● Positioning after lumbar puncture: Supine for 4-6 hours to prevent headache
Late vs. Early Signs of Increased ICP (Intracranial
Pressure)
Late signs:
● Bradycardia
● Non-reactive pupils
● Decreased LOC
● Posturing
● Cushing's triad (bradycardia, hypertension, irregular respirations)
Early signs in newborns:
● Bulging fontanels
● High-pitched cry
● Scalp vein distention
● Vomiting
, Febrile Seizures
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Seizure Management (3 Questions)
1. During a seizure:
● Priority action: Stay with the client and observe/record the seizure (onset, duration,
type of movement).
● Next: Place towel/pillow under head to protect from injury.
● Do NOT restrain movements or place anything in the mouth.
● Side-lying position after seizure for airway protection.
2. If patient is clenching jaw during a seizure:
● DO NOT force anything in mouth.
● Check respiratory status (priority), monitor for apnea or hypoxia.
● Prepare suction after seizure for oral secretions.
3. Seizure precautions:
● Oxygen and suction available.
● Side rails up, padded.
● Bed in low position, loosen restrictive clothing.
u "Bow Tie" - Bacterial Meningitis Key Concepts
● Seizure precautions
● Low lights/dim room (photophobia)
● Monitor temperature (due to fever and risk of sepsis)
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● Monitor neurologic status (risk for ↑ ICP, seizures)
● Droplet precautions until 24 hours after antibiotics
● Elevated protein and low glucose in CSF
● Positioning after lumbar puncture: Supine for 4-6 hours to prevent headache
Late vs. Early Signs of Increased ICP (Intracranial
Pressure)
Late signs:
● Bradycardia
● Non-reactive pupils
● Decreased LOC
● Posturing
● Cushing's triad (bradycardia, hypertension, irregular respirations)
Early signs in newborns:
● Bulging fontanels
● High-pitched cry
● Scalp vein distention
● Vomiting
, Febrile Seizures
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