The nurse typically begins to assess level of consciousness by using:

Which statement about eclampsia is true?

Which method is the best way of determining a patient’slevel of consciousness in the emergency department (ED)?

Which statement accurately describes the mechanism of a generalized seizure?

Which drug is the treatment of choice to prevent seizures from traumatic head injury?

Which of the following is least likely to precipitate a seizure?

When administering phenytoin intravenously, the nurse must:

Which information regarding phenytoin should the nurse include in discharge teaching?

What phase of a tonic-clonic, often referred to as gran mal, seizure is a patient having if she is having violent and severe muscle body contractions accompanied by a loss of continence?

Which nursing diagnostic category reflects the clinical problems associated with this patient’s seizures?