Question 206 · LEK · Seizures
Indicate false statements regarding general principles of seizure control:
- A. you should not put any material objects into the patient’s mouth/between his teeth.
- B. you should not try to revive the patient.
- C. you should not pour water over the patient’s face.
- D. you should wake up the patient after the seizure.
- E. you should put something soft under the patient’s head when the seizure starts.
Hint
Think about what the brain needs during the postictal phase and whether forcing the patient awake helps.
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