Symptoms
Safety
Medications
Nursing Care
100

What is the common birthmark that often appears on the face?

Port-wine stain

100

During a seizure, what should you protect the patient from hitting?

Nearby objects and hard surfaces

100

What type of medication is commonly prescribed to help prevent seizures?

Anti-seizure medications

100

What should the nurse document about a seizure?

Start time, duration, movements, level of awareness, and recovery.

200

What neurological complication causes sudden episodes of abnormal electrical activity in the brain?

Seizures

200

Should you put anything in the patient's mouth during a seizure?

NEVER

200

What medication may be prescribed to stop a prolonged seizure in an emergency?

Benzodiazepines (Lorazepam/Ativan)

200

What facial skin finding should the nurse assess and document in a patient with Sturge-Weber syndrome?

Port-wine birthmark, including its location and skin condition.

300

What eye condition can cause increased pressure and possible vision loss?

Glaucoma

300

What position should you place an unconscious patient in after a seizure if they are breathing and there is no suspected spinal injury?

On their side

300

What should the patient do with prescribed antiseizure medication, even when feeling well?

Take medication exactly as prescribed, do not stop abruptly

300

Which specialist helps monitor the increased eye pressure associated with this syndrome?

Opthalmologist