Asses for possible food
poisoning Assessment
History of the illness
Head and Spinal Trauma
Sign of possible meningitis
Assess if there is weakness to
one side of the body
Asses for any other disorder
patient might have
Asses the patient’s medication
(If there’s any)
Asses if the patient take any
illegal drugs
Asses for possible food
poisoning
Management
 During seizure:
- Check the ABC (Airway, Breathing, Circulation)
- Do not put anything to the mouth of the patient
- Log roll the patient to one side
- If still unconscious place the patient in recovery position
- Maintain patient’s safety
- Measure and document vital signs
- Administer rectal Diazepam if there is no IV line
 if you suspect a brain infection:
- Manage the seizure
- Initiate treatment for the underlying brain infection (such as i.v.
antibiotic for meningitis).
- Refer to hospital as this is an emergency.
 if the person is a child with fever:
- It could be a Simple febrile seizure.
- Simple Febrile seizures affects children, 3 months to 5 years,
suffering from high fever and don't have any neurological illness
or brain infection.