Status Epilepticus on the Pediatric Ward by N. Abujaber, et al. | OPENPediatrics

Learn to recognize and manage status epilepticus on the pediatric ward.


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[alinaciuca]

I wish she was my teacher in residency, she has so much logic and discipline in her cases. Thank you!

[hisekaniholiness]

Amazing. It gives you a complete clinical picture. Thank you.

[sarahmina]

Thank you. I imagined myself in that situation thanks to your animation. Keep going 🌹🌹

[byebye]

I would add the importance to have a continued glucose/dextrose infusion after giving the bolus. And hypocalciamia is another very special Situation. But i know you can tell all elektrolyte inbalaces! But after all great video! Thank you for your effort!

[docsanti]

Excellent! Very well explained. One of the first question to the nurse should also be does he have fever?, which is a very common cause of seizures.

[vz]

Please post more videos with more information....This was an excellent learning tool. Thank you

[jessyjohny]

very nice topic.iam needed to this because of Iam a pediatric nurse.

[rumit]

very useful. specially like the case based approach. Thanks for uploading

[drzaib]

This was very helpful.Thankyou.Can you please help me understand how much phenytoin should i give according to 20mg pe/kg.What does that mean?Can you give any examples?

[jessyjohny]

hi mam one doubt, mam ventilator child seizure present how to management and prevention .please replay me.

[luispablolee]

8:23 Question, Shouldn’t be Keppra instead of Fosphenytoin?

[datnguyen-ohvo]

thanks very mục, that's awesome.