Seizure Prophylaxis
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Inpatient Alcohol Withdrawal Guidelines - Veterans Affairs
www.ci2i.research.va.govSeizure prophylaxis : Chlordiazepoxide 50 mg q6h x 4, begin when BAC <0.1% (or sooner if directed by medical provider). 6. If CIWA-Ar score < 10, repeat CIWA-Ar q shift. Repeat sooner if symptoms worsen. 7. If CIWA-Ar score is 10 or greater, give oxazepam 30mg po OR chlordiazepoxide 50mg po as ordered, and repeat CIWA-Ar in 1 hour (awaken if ...
Practical Oral Care for People With Down Syndrome
www.nidcr.nih.govProphylaxis is the next step, followed by dental radiographs. Several visits may be needed to accomplish these tasks. ... is always at risk during a seizure: Patients may chip teeth or bite the tongue or cheeks. People with controlled seizure disorders can
OBSTETRICS - Twist of Lemons
twistoflemons.combleeding disorders, seizure disorders), surgical (abdominal / pelvic), family (chromosomal abnormalities, ... o Latent HSV = antiviral prophylaxis at 36 weeks o GBS: 36 weeks . o External doppler + external stress gauge for uterine contractions = nonstress test (NST) – baseline
Group 1 Cardiovascular and related conditions including ...
www.qantas.comProphylaxis as indicated. Anaemia Hb less than 8.5 g/dl Active bleeding Chronic disease Hb <8.5g/l chronic stable disease If acutely anaemic, Hb level should be assessed more than 24 ... In case of ongoing seizure risk, travel may be approved with escort and treatment plan.
CH-14, Universal Child Health Record - State
www.state.nj.usimpact the child's health while in child care (seizure, cardiac or asthma medications, etc.). Short-term medications such as antibiotics do not need to be listed on this foterm antibiotics such as rm. Long-antibiotics for urinary tract infections or sickle cell prophylaxis should be included. PRN Medications are medications given only as