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Choosing the Right Anti Seizure Medication
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Seizure First Aid Explained | What NOT To Do During a Seizure
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YouTubeDrAnkitDaral Psychiatrist
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This is how I activate my daughter’s Vagus Nerve Stimulator (VNS) during a seizure. The device sends a signal to help interrupt the seizure activity. Per her neurologist-approved care plan, I can swipe again if it doesn’t ease after 1 minute. Her body may still shake a little, but the seizure is mostly over. Always follow your medical team’s guidance #nurse #medical #epilepsy #specialneedsmom #momsoftiktok
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TikTok_bodiedbybri
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NARCAN?? Is that his rescue meds. Nope they’re a benzodiazepine designed to help stop seizures. Cooper’s 13 battling nonstop seizures caused by DRAVET syndrome a rare form of epilepsy that’s incurable and medication resistant due to a mutant Gene and his brain. This is a part of our special journey through epilepsy, and we share this to race awareness ##cooperstrong💜🙏##fyp##awareness##specialneeds##life
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TikTokdaddypapaandcooperboy
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Replying to @ITZ_Mel VNS (vagus nerve stimulator) explained — yes it can help manage seizures. A lot of people haven’t heard of the VNS. It’s not for everyone, but doctors may recommend it when multiple meds don’t control seizures. It’s implanted under the skin and helps manage seizures over time. Talk to your neurologist if you want to learn if it’s right for you. #specialneeds #epilepsy #medical #blacktiktok #momsoftiktok
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TikTok_bodiedbybri
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Navigating Seizures: Our Journey with Rescue Meds
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TikTokdaddypapaandcooperboy
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Understanding seizures is key to an effective emergency response. ⚡️These important protocols are crucial for safely handling a seizure and our EMT students learn what do do🧠 🧤 1. BSI (Body Substance Isolation): Always wear gloves and necessary PPE to protect yourself. 🚧 2. Scene Safety: Make sure the environment is safe for you, your team, and the patient. ⚠️ 3. Clear the Area: Move away sharp or hard objects to prevent injury. 🚫 4. Nothing in the Mouth: This can cause choking or injury. ⏱️
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Milann Off Seizure Medication: Hospital Visit and Next Steps
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TikTok_bodiedbybri
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It’s so important as nurses we understand how to take care of patients if a seizure does occur. Here are just a few points you’ll want to remember: ✅DO: -Initiate seizure precautions if a patient is at risk (history of seizures, eclampsia, etc.) -Time the seizure -Remove any sharp edges or furniture which may cause injury -Turn the patient on their side to drain secretions if needed -Obtain PRN medication if available -Provide privacy ❌DON’T -Place anything in the patient’s mouth -Restrain the p
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