Froggy Jump: Caring for a client with a seizure disorder

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Answer the following questions about caring for a client with a seizure disorder. You have 45 seconds to answer each question. There are 15 questions to answer to get froggy from one side of land to the other. You can only get 3 answers incorrect. You can repeat the game as many times as you want. Good luck and have fun!

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Froggy Jump: Caring for a client with a seizure disorder


Froggy Jumps Froggy Jump: Caring for a client with a seizure disorderOnline version Answer the following questions about caring for a client with a seizure disorder. You have 45 seconds to answer each question. There are 15 questions to answer to get froggy from one side of land to the other. You can only get 3 answers incorrect. You can repeat the game as many times as you want. Good luck and have fun! by Krystal 1 A nurse is caring for a patient who suddenly experiences muscle rigidity followed by rhythmic jerking movements. The patient loses consciousness and the nurse notes urinary incontinence. Which type of seizure is the patient most likely experiencing? a Absence seizure b Tonic-clonic seizure c Atonic seizure 2 During a tonic-clonic seizure, which nursing action is the priority? a Maintain the airway using chin lift or jaw thrust method b Restrain the patient's movements to prevent injury c Insert a padded tongue blade to prevent tongue biting 3 A patient reports feeling nauseated with a severe headache and states, "I feel like something bad is about to happen." What should the nurse do first? a Implement seizure precautions immediately b Document the symptoms in the medical record c Administer prescribed antiemetic medication 4 A nurse is assessing a patient with a history of seizures who reports feeling depressed, irritable, and experiencing sleep disruption over the past few hours. What is the nurse's best interpretation of these findings? a The patient may be experiencing an aura preceding a seizure b The patient is experiencing medication side effects c The patient is in the postictal phase of a seizure 5 During a tonic-clonic seizure, the nurse observes that the patient has stopped breathing. What is the appropriate nursing action? a Provide rescue breathing at 1 breath every 5 seconds b Insert an oral airway immediately c Wait for the seizure to end before intervening 6 A patient experiencing a tonic-clonic seizure has clenched teeth. What should the nurse do? a Avoid inserting any object into the mouth b Insert a padded tongue blade between the teeth c Use a bite block to protect the tongue 7 After a tonic-clonic seizure lasting 90 seconds, the patient is drowsy, confused, and complaining of muscle soreness. Which phase is the patient experiencing? a Postictal state b Clonic phase c Tonic phase 8 Which assessment finding during a tonic-clonic seizure requires immediate documentation for diagnostic purposes? a Duration of each seizure phase and body parts involved b Patient's last meal intake c Patient's blood pressure reading 9 A patient with focal-onset seizures suddenly begins experiencing twitching of the right thumb. The patient remains alert and can respond to questions. Which type of seizure is the patient most likely experiencing? a Focal aware seizure b Focal impaired awareness seizure c Absence seizure 10 A patient reports smelling burning rubber when no such odor is present. The patient remains alert and oriented. Which manifestation of focal-onset seizure is the patient experiencing? a Sensory symptom b Autonomic symptom c Psychoillusory symptom 11 During a focal impaired awareness seizure, a patient begins walking toward a busy street. What is the nurse's priority action? a Gently redirect and guide the patient to safety b Restrain the patient to prevent movement c Allow the patient to continue while observing closely 12 A nurse is preparing a hospital room for a patient with a known seizure disorder. Which safety equipment should be readily available at the bedside? a Oxygen and suctioning equipment b Cardiac defibrillator and crash cart c Padded tongue blades and restraints 13 A child with epilepsy is standing when a seizure begins. What is the nurse's immediate action? a Ease the child to the floor immediately b Carry the child quickly to the nearest bed c Hold the child upright to prevent falling 14 Which positioning should the nurse implement for a patient during a seizure to maintain airway patency? a Side-lying position b Supine with head elevated 30 degrees c Trendelenburg position 15 Which safety precaution is appropriate for a patient at risk for seizures in the hospital setting? a Use padded side rails and keep bed in lowest position b Apply bilateral wrist restraints prophylactically c Keep the bed in high position for visibility

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Froggy Jump: Caring for a client with a seizure disorderOnline version

by Krystal

A nurse is caring for a patient who suddenly experiences muscle rigidity followed by rhythmic jerking movements. The patient loses consciousness and the nurse notes urinary incontinence. Which type of seizure is the patient most likely experiencing?

During a tonic-clonic seizure, which nursing action is the priority?

A patient reports feeling nauseated with a severe headache and states, "I feel like something bad is about to happen." What should the nurse do first?

A nurse is assessing a patient with a history of seizures who reports feeling depressed, irritable, and experiencing sleep disruption over the past few hours. What is the nurse's best interpretation of these findings?

During a tonic-clonic seizure, the nurse observes that the patient has stopped breathing. What is the appropriate nursing action?

A patient experiencing a tonic-clonic seizure has clenched teeth. What should the nurse do?

After a tonic-clonic seizure lasting 90 seconds, the patient is drowsy, confused, and complaining of muscle soreness. Which phase is the patient experiencing?

Which assessment finding during a tonic-clonic seizure requires immediate documentation for diagnostic purposes?

A patient with focal-onset seizures suddenly begins experiencing twitching of the right thumb. The patient remains alert and can respond to questions. Which type of seizure is the patient most likely experiencing?

A patient reports smelling burning rubber when no such odor is present. The patient remains alert and oriented. Which manifestation of focal-onset seizure is the patient experiencing?

During a focal impaired awareness seizure, a patient begins walking toward a busy street. What is the nurse's priority action?

A nurse is preparing a hospital room for a patient with a known seizure disorder. Which safety equipment should be readily available at the bedside?

A child with epilepsy is standing when a seizure begins. What is the nurse's immediate action?

Which positioning should the nurse implement for a patient during a seizure to maintain airway patency?

Which safety precaution is appropriate for a patient at risk for seizures in the hospital setting?