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TUGAS BAHASA INGGRIS III & IV

STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES (SOP) MANAGEMENT OF


SEIZURE PATIENT

OLEH :

IWAN IRAWAN

1410024

PROGRAM STUDI S1 KEPERAWATAN

SEKOLAH TINGGI ILMU KESEHATAN

ARTHA BODHI ISWARA

SURABAYA

2018
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES (SOP)

MANAGEMENT OF SEIZURE PATIENT

Definition

Giving help to the baby/children who are getting seizures.

Objectives

Help prevent and reduce complications from seizures including tongue bitten,
anoxia, falling child, or tongue falling back covering the airway.

Tools Preparation

 Tongue spatula
 Sucker mucus
 Ete ready-to-use oxygen delivery equipment
 Device to compress
 Thermometer and tensimeter
 Flashlight
 Preparation of syringes and glycerine syringes
 Anti-seizure medication (syringes or anal medications), eg diazepam,
phenobarbital, or stesoid according to the physicians.
 Small bowl, tissue, vaselile.
 Tweezers
 Clean clothes and looms as necessary
 Cotton wool
 Crooket

Procedure

1) Lay the patient in a horizontal possition, tilt head and extension.


2) Attach the tongue spatula that has been wrapped with gauze
3) Free the airway from all abstacles by suking mucus
4) Loosen children’s clothing to ease breathing
5) Give oxygen as needed 2-3 litter/minute
6) Measure body temperature, pulse and breathing
7) Whe the body temperature is high, apply a regular water compress.
8) Give anti-seizure medication and febrfuge according to doctor’s
instruction.
9) Not the state of the seizure, including the nature and duration.
10) When the child is awake give a drink sweet warm water, and when
clothing wet soon change, and give comfortable position.
11) Clean the tools, clean up, then return to the original place.
12) Washing hands.

Things To Watch Out For


 Empty the bed from other objects to facilitate the help and do not disrupt
the movement of children.
 During child seizures should not be left behind.
 If quarter of an hour after being given anti-seizure medication but the
child remains seizure, immediately report to the doctor.
 If the mucus absorber does not exist, instead can be used 20 cc syringe
which is connetcted with mucous sucking tube.
 Tongue spatula can be replaced with other tools, such as aspoon whose
and of the handle has been wrapped in a thin cloth.

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