Seizures - You already know what to do!

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Seizure Response Quiz

Test your knowledge on seizure response protocols with our engaging quiz! This quiz is designed for healthcare professionals to assess their understanding of seizure types, management, and emergency interventions.

Key Features:

  • 10 challenging multiple-choice questions
  • Instant feedback on your answers
  • Improve your readiness for patient care
10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CaringNurse237
A patient begins to seize, they are moving all 4 limbs in rhythmic jerking movements, and are unresponsive to your voice. What type of seizure are they experiencing?
Generalized
Focal Aware
Focal Impaired Awareness
Non-Epileptic
Continuous seizures that lasts for more than 5 minutes are considered a Code Blue.
True
False
All Non-Epileptic Seizures stem from a psychological source.
True
False
If the patient doesn't have an IV, IM ativan is just as effective.
True
False
When giving IV Ativan for status epilepticus, which is the correct dose we are recommended not to exceed?
2mg
4mg
20mg
8mg
Your patient stops responding to you mid-sentence, and is staring straight ahead at the wall for a period of ~45 seconds. Which type of seizure are they experiencing?
Generalized
Focal Impaired Awareness
Focal Aware
All patients will experience "auras" prior to having a seizure
True
False
How often do we assess NVS, 02, and sedation levels post seizure?
Q15-30 minute intervals x 1 hr, then PRN
They were ordered Qshift, continue that.
Q4H x 24 hrs
Your patient had a seizure ~ 12 hrs ago, they don't require accompaniment downstairs for their CT today.
True
False
Your patient begins having a generalized seizure up in their tilt wheelchair, which is the best course of action?
Get the patient back to bed immediately in the OHL
Tilt the chair in the most upright position, OHL to bed once seizure stops
Tilt the chair back, OHL to bed when seizure activity stops.
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