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A PATIENT WITH STATUS EPILEPTICUS


  A PATIENT WITH  STATUS EPILEPTICUS
Name :                                                                       Doctor’s name:
Age :                                                                           Reg No.:
Sex:
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DIAGNOSIS: STATUS EPILEPTICUS
Rx

·        INJ. LORAZEPAM 4mg/ ampoule
Dispense 2 ampoules
Inject 4mg i.v stat
Repeat after 10 minutes
·        If convulsions do not stop
Inj. FOSPHENYTOIN 100MG/ 2ML AMPOULE
Dispense 4 ampoules
Inject 100mg slow I.V
Repeat 4th hrly in saline IV infusion
·        General care: maintenance of airway and prevention of injury
·        Maintain fluid, electrolyte and acid base balance
Review after convulsions is controlled and shift to oral therapy


                                                                                  Signature of the doctor
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