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Rescue Medications and Seizure Action Plans Across ...
Rescue Medications and Seizure Action Plans Across the Lifespan
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Nancy Auer discusses seizure action plans and the management of prolonged seizures, emphasizing the use of rescue medicines. She explains the importance of these plans in empowering caregivers and improving the quality of life for those with epilepsy. The discussion includes a video from the Epilepsy Foundation illustrating seizure first aid, reinforcing the message that staying calm, timing the seizure, and turning the person on their side are crucial steps. Auer outlines different rescue medications and their use, such as diazepam and midazolam, and stresses that these are safe when dosed properly. She highlights the necessity of individualized seizure action plans and the growing legislative requirement for school staff to receive training on seizure management. Auer provides resources and encourages healthcare professionals to ensure patients and caregivers are informed about and have access to seizure action plans and education.
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Nancy Auer, APRN, FNP-BC, is an experienced nurse practitioner who works at the Epilepsy Center at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. She has been a nurse practitioner for 23 years and has worked with pediatric epilepsy for 16 years. She has many years of experience working with children who have developmental disabilities, autism and other complex neurological problems. Her research focus is Autism and Epilepsy and she and her partners have a poster at AES that was selected for a special recognition session on this subject. She has been the receipient this year of the ACNN 's Excellence Award and 2 years ago for the Innovative Practice Award from ACNN. Her specialty involves teaching families and children about their condition and gaining their compliance with complex diagnoses. She has spoken on various topics pertaining to epilepsy and children for many years. She is an active Air Force wife and an Army mother, a grandmother, and loves spending her extra time with her family. An interesting hobby that she has is playing the flute, which she started in 5th grade.
Keywords
seizure action plans
rescue medicines
epilepsy management
seizure first aid
individualized plans
caregiver empowerment
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