Title | Paedlong Case Practice Febrile Seizure |
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Author | Jasmine Dietrich |
Course | Foundations of Paramedic Science |
Institution | Central Queensland University |
Pages | 5 |
File Size | 394.4 KB |
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LONGCASE Scenario–FebrileSeizure TimeLimit:20mins Youwillbenotifiedatthe15minutemark. Instructions: Youareworkingatastationwhenyouaredispatchedtoa32D1Seizure–Not alert. Ptisa6mthfemale. Task: Toassess,diagnoseandtreatthepatientaccordingtocurrentQASClinical Guidelines AdditionalInformation 3minstoscene 10minstohospital Timeofdayis1400hrs Nobackuphasbeendispatched.Ifbackupisrequired,itmustbeaskedfor duringtheassessment Thesceneisaneatandtidy,lowsetbrickhouse Page1of5
ParentonScene: Meetcrewatdooranddirecttoptinbedroom History: o Pthasbeengenerallyunwellforthepastcoupleofdayswitharunnynose andtemperatures o ParenttookbabytolocalGPthisamwhorecommendedPanadol4hourly. o ParentstatesthattheyhavenotyetadministeredanyPanadolasthey werewaitingforthepttoawakefromsleep o Whilstparentwaschangingpts.Nappypthadatonicclonicseizurelasting approximately30sec. o Ptnormalvaginaldelivery,39/40gestationwithnilcomplications PmHx:Nil,noHxofepilepsy Allergies:Nil Meds:Panadol LastMeal:Pt.breastfedbymotherat11am Page2of5
AssessorInformation Instructions: Patientisideallysimulatedbyamanikin Ptishottotouch Removalofclothingandcoolingofpatientnecessary,butcaremustbetakennot todecreasetemperaturetoorapidly. PanadolmaybeconsideredifGCSimproves. Ifnoattemptismadetocoolpatientinthefirst10mins,patientwilldeteriorate Candidatemustidentifythatthisisaseriouscondition Transportandbackupmustbeconsideredearlyinthescenario QASCPMCPG Consider Reversiblecauses Positioning&O2 Historyshouldinclude: Anyprovokingcauses PmHx Durationofseizure Iftheseizurehadafocalonsetand thatfocustype Transporttohospitalandprenotifyas appropriate
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AssessorSurveys&Observations ONARRIVAL:Metbyparent,pt.locatedinbedroom GENERALAPPEARANCE:Ptisbeingnursedbyparent,ptlethargic Danger‐Nil Response‐Alert A‐Clear B‐Normal C‐Normal VITALSIGNS Initialassessment 2ndassessment – Post Panadol/cooling GCS 13(E‐3V‐4M‐6) 15 CNS Pupils PEARLsize4 PEARLsize4 Motor/Sensory Nil Nil Rate 30 30 Rhythm Regular Regular RSA Effort Normal Increased Auscultation L=RClear L=RClear Speech Irritable/cries Babbles/followsobjects Pulserate 120R 120R Bloodpressure 100/60 100/60 ECG SinusTachycardia SinusTachycardia CVS BSL 5.7 ‐ SPO2 99%RA 96%RA Temperature 39.1 39.2 Skin Pale,Hottotouch Wellperfused,Hotto touch Other Pain Nil Nil OPQRST‐Nil HEAD NECK CHEST ABDOMEN PELVIS BACK ARMS LEGS H2T Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Observationstoremainsimilarfordurationofscenario Page4of5
AssessorSurveys&Observations
IFPATIENTNOTMANAGEDAPPROPIATLEY –FEBRILECONVULSION3MINSDURATION‐ Danger‐Nil Response‐unresponsive A‐Clear B‐increased C‐Increased VITALSIGNS Afterconvulsion 2ndassessment GCS 7 ( E‐1V‐2M‐4) 7(E‐1V‐2M‐4) CNS Pupils PEARLsize4 PEARLsize4 Motor/Sensory Nil Nil Rate 30 30 Rhythm Regular Regular Effort Increased Increased RSA Auscultation L=RAudible L=Raudible stridor/drooling stridor/drooling Speech Moansandgrunts Moansandgrunts Pulserate 140R 120R Bloodpressure 100/60 100/50 ECG SinusTachycardia SinusTachycardia CVS BSL 4.8 ‐ SPO2 95%RA 96%RA Temperature 40 40 Skin Hottotouch Hottotouch Other Pain Unabletorate Unabletorate
OPQRST‐Unabletorate HEAD NECK CHEST ABDOMEN PELVIS BACK ARMS LEGS H2T Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil ManageairwaywithpositioningandOP,coolpatient.Observationstoremain similarforduration Page5of5 ...