febrile seizures
The age range in which febrile seizures usually occur?
What is 6 months-6 years
I am a feeble, old woman who lives alone. What can I do to prevent falls around the house?
Put up safety bars in the bathroom, shower, and stairway.
All I eat are twinkies and soda. How many fruits and vegetables should I implement into my diet to promote neurological and overall health?
Total of 5-9 servings of fruits and vegetables everyday.
What is one of the vaccinations we should get to prevent neurological disease?
Meningitis Vaccine
Who is teaching lecture today?
Good job!!! freebie
What are 6 symptoms of someone having a febrile seizure?
Jerking movements, twitches, moaning, and unconsciousness
I am an avid boater and skateboarder. What should I do to protect myself from injury while sporting?
Wear a helmet.
I am an 18 year old football jock who smokes 20 packs after school everyday. How many packs should I cut down to so that I don’t get neurological damage?
ZERO!!! Stop smoking and don’t start!
A man who is over the age of 65 should have what test done every 1-2 years?
Hearing test.
When talking with a patient, what signs can you look for to tell they have a neurological disease?
Loss of memory, confusion, and aphasia.
If you see a child in a febrile seizure you:
Place a child on their side to prevent choking, watch face for blue color, time how long the seizures last, call PCP after.
I am feeling nauseous and dizzy after being hit on the head during a soccer game. What should I do?
Go get checked out for a concussion.
I am a hermit and stay in my room all day. What can I do to find joy and fulfillment?
Engage in healthy relationships and find purpose in life.
I am an old woman at the age of 40. How often should I get an eye examination?
Every 2 years.
If a patient has lost feeling in their hands, what would that be called?
Sensory Function Loss.
Are febrile seizures chronic or acute?
acute.
I am a safe, normal, and healthy person. What more can I do to prevent neurological problems?
Don’t use drugs or drink, especially while driving.
I speed walk 10 minutes everyday of the week. How many more minutes a week do I need to walk to reach the recommended amount of exercise?
80 more minutes with a total of 150 minutes/week
What is the best way to test and prevent neurological problems?
Vaccinations and Screenings.
When a patient walks in the room, what signs can you look for to see if they have a neurological disease?
Ataxic gait, wide-based stance, hemiparesis, and walking in shuffling steps.