AntiSeizure Medications

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Chapter 23 Anti-seizure Agents

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Froggy Jumps AntiSeizure MedicationsOnline version Chapter 23 Anti-seizure Agents by Audrey Miller 1 A nurse is caring for a patient taking phenytoin. Which statement by the patient indicates a need for further teaching? a “I should stop the medication if my gums start to swell.” b “I will have my blood levels checked regularly.” c “I will use a soft-bristle toothbrush to prevent gum irritation.” 2 Which laboratory test is MOST important to monitor for a patient taking valproic acid? a Liver function tests b Thyroid Test c Hemoglobin A1C 3 A nurse is educating a patient about diazepam for acute seizure management. Which statement shows correct understanding? a "I should avoid alcohol with this medication." b “I can use this medication daily for prevention of seizures.” c “This medication may take a few weeks to start working.” 4 The nurse is caring for a patient taking gabapentin. Which additional indication does the nurse expect gabapentin to be prescribed for? a Neuropathic pain b Depression c Hypothyroidism 5 The nurse receives labs for a patient taking phenytoin: level = 24 mcg/mL. The patient reports unsteady gait and slurred speech. Which is the priority? a Hold the next dose and notify the provider b Reassess the patient in one hour c Document findings and continue therapy. 6 A nurse prepares to administer valproic acid. Which patient statement requires immediate follow-up? a “My urine has been darker lately, and I feel more tired.” b I occasionally take Acetominophen c “I have been eating less recently.” 7 A student nurse is reviewing medications used for absence seizures. Which statement indicates correct understanding? a “Ethosuximide targets calcium channels in the brain.” b “Phenytoin is the primary medication for absence seizures.” c “Gabapentin is the drug of choice for absence seizures.” 8 A nurse is assessing a patient who recently began taking carbamazepine for focal seizures. Which finding requires IMMEDIATE intervention by the nurse? a Presence of a new rash with blistering on the trunk b Complaints of mild nausea after taking the medication c Reports of dizziness when standing 9 A nurse observes a patient suddenly stop talking during a conversation. The patient begins lip-smacking and repeatedly picking at their clothes. After 90 seconds, the patient appears confused. Which type of seizure is the nurse witnessing? a Focal impaired awareness seizure b Myoclonic seizure c Absence seizure 10 A nurse is reviewing medication teaching with a patient prescribed carbamazepine. The patient asks, “Why am I taking this medication? I don’t have seizures.” Which additional indication for carbamazepine should the nurse include in the explanation? a Management of trigeminal neuralgia b Prevention of migraines c Treatment of opioid withdrawal

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by Audrey Miller

A nurse is caring for a patient taking phenytoin. Which statement by the patient indicates a need for further teaching?

Which laboratory test is MOST important to monitor for a patient taking valproic acid?

A nurse is educating a patient about diazepam for acute seizure management. Which statement shows correct understanding?

The nurse is caring for a patient taking gabapentin. Which additional indication does the nurse expect gabapentin to be prescribed for?

The nurse receives labs for a patient taking phenytoin: level = 24 mcg/mL. The patient reports unsteady gait and slurred speech. Which is the priority?

A nurse prepares to administer valproic acid. Which patient statement requires immediate follow-up?

A student nurse is reviewing medications used for absence seizures. Which statement indicates correct understanding?

A nurse is assessing a patient who recently began taking carbamazepine for focal seizures. Which finding requires IMMEDIATE intervention by the nurse?

A nurse observes a patient suddenly stop talking during a conversation. The patient begins lip-smacking and repeatedly picking at their clothes. After 90 seconds, the patient appears confused. Which type of seizure is the nurse witnessing?

A nurse is reviewing medication teaching with a patient prescribed carbamazepine. The patient asks, “Why am I taking this medication? I don’t have seizures.” Which additional indication for carbamazepine should the nurse include in the explanation?