IHP: Seizure Disorder

Ethan Greyeyes — Grade 3 · Westmoore Elementary

Created: 2025-08-22·Review: 2026-02-22·Provider: Sarah Mitchell, RN

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Nursing Diagnoses

Risk for injury related to seizure activity
Deficient knowledge (family/staff) regarding seizure first aid

Goals

Zero seizure-related injuries at school
All classroom teachers trained in seizure first aid
Medication administered on schedule daily

Interventions

Administer Keppra 250mg daily at 10:45 AM
Train all teachers and specials staff on seizure first aid annually
Ensure no swimming or heights without 1:1 supervision
Document any seizure activity: type, duration, recovery time, triggers

Expected Outcomes

No seizure-related ER visits during school
100% medication adherence
Staff demonstrate competence in seizure response

Emergency Action Plan

SEIZURE: 1) Stay calm, note time seizure started, 2) Clear area of hard objects, ease to floor if standing, 3) Turn on side (recovery position), 4) Do NOT restrain or put anything in mouth, 5) If seizure lasts >5 minutes OR student stops breathing: Call 911 and administer Diastat if ordered, 6) Call parent at 405-555-0378, 7) Document episode.