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    After 8 hours of nursing interventions, the patient will demonstrate behaviors to reduce risk factors and protect themselves from injury. Nursing interventions include exploring stimuli that may cause seizures, discussing warning signs with family, keeping bed rails up with the bed in the lowest position, and evaluating need for protective head gear. The goal is for the patient to be able to demonstrate behaviors, lifestyle changes to reduce risk factors and protect themselves from injury after nursing interventions.

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    After 8 hours of nursing interventions, the patient will demonstrate behaviors to reduce risk factors and protect themselves from injury. Nursing interventions include exploring stimuli that may cause seizures, discussing warning signs with family, keeping bed rails up with the bed in the lowest position, and evaluating need for protective head gear. The goal is for the patient to be able to demonstrate behaviors, lifestyle changes to reduce risk factors and protect themselves from injury after nursing interventions.

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    After 8 hours of nursing interventions, the patient will demonstrate behaviors to reduce risk factors and protect themselves from injury. Nursing interventions include exploring stimuli that may cause seizures, discussing warning signs with family, keeping bed rails up with the bed in the lowest position, and evaluating need for protective head gear. The goal is for the patient to be able to demonstrate behaviors, lifestyle changes to reduce risk factors and protect themselves from injury after nursing interventions.

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    Gcic NCP Seizure PICUOSMUN

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    After 8 hours of nursing interventions, the patient will demonstrate behaviors to reduce risk factors and protect themselves from injury. Nursing interventions include exploring stimuli that may cause seizures, discussing warning signs with family, keeping bed rails up with the bed in the lowest position, and evaluating need for protective head gear. The goal is for the patient to be able to demonstrate behaviors, lifestyle changes to reduce risk factors and protect themselves from injury after nursing interventions.

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    ASSESSMEN DIAGNOSIS INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATIO

    T N
    OBJECTIVES:
    Risk for trauma Seizures are After 8 hours of INDEPENDENT: After 8 hours
    • Facial related to loss of disturbances in nursing • Lack of sleep, of
    grimace large muscle normal brain interventions, the • Explore with the flashing lights nursing
    • irritabilit coordination. function patient will patient the various may increase interventions
    resulting demonstrate stimuli that may brain activity , the
    y
    from abnormal behaviors, precipitate seizure that may patient was
    electrical to reduce activity. cause potential able to
    discharges risk factors and seizure demonstrate
    in the brain, protect self from activity. behaviors,
    which injury. • Discuss to mother or lifestyle
    can cause loss relatives the seizure • Enables the changes to
    of warning signs and significant reduce
    consciousness, usual seizure pattern. others to risk factors
    uncontrolled protect the and
    body patient to protect self
    movements, • Keep padded side protect from
    changes in rails up with bed in from injury. injury.
    behaviors and the lowest position.
    sensation, and
    • Minimizes
    changes in the
    injury should
    autonomic • Evaluate need for seizure occur
    system. protective head gear. while patient is
    Majority of
    in bed.
    seizures
    happen within
    the • Use of helmet
    first years of may provide
    life. added
    Turn head to side or protection for
    suction airway as individuals
    indicated. during aura or
    seizure
    activity.

    • Help maintain
    airway and
    reduces risk of
    oral trauma but
    should not be
    • Cradle head, place forced or
    on soft area. inserted when
    teeth are
    clenched
    because dental
    or soft tissue
    may damage.
    COLLABORATIVE: • Gentle guiding of
    extremities
    • Administer reduces risk of
    medications as physical injury
    indicated. when patient lacks
    voluntary muscle
    control.
    .
    • Specific drug
    therapy
    depends on
    seizure type,
    with some
    patients
    requiring
    polytherapy or
    frequent
    medications
    adjustment.

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