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SEIZURE ACTION PLAN<br />

Parent Consent and Healthcare Provider Authorization<br />

For Management of <strong>Seizure</strong>s at Home, School and School Sponsored Events<br />

THIS CHILD IS BEING TREATED FOR A SEIZURE DISORDER.<br />

THE INFORMATION BELOW SHOULD ASSIST YOU IF A SEIZURE OCCURS.<br />

Please bring this form with you should your child need to be seen in the Emergency Department.<br />

Parent/Guardian:________________________ Phone: ______________ Cell:________________<br />

Treating Neurologist: ____________________ Phone: ______________ FAX: ______________<br />

School Name: __________________________ Phone: ______________ FAX: ______________<br />

Significant medical history:__________________________________________________________<br />

Allergies:________________________________________________________________________<br />

SEIZURE INFORMATION:<br />

<strong>Seizure</strong> Type Length Frequency Description<br />

<strong>Seizure</strong> triggers or warning signs: ____________________________________________________<br />

Childʼs reaction to seizure: __________________________________________________________<br />

DAILY SEIZURE MEDICATIONS:<br />

Medication Dosage Directions Side Effects<br />

BASIC FIRST AID: CARE & COMFORT:<br />

(Please describe basic first aid procedures<br />

Basic <strong>Seizure</strong> First Aid:<br />

✓ Stay calm & track time<br />

✓ Keep child safe<br />

✓ Do not restrain<br />

✓ Do not put anything in mouth<br />

✓ Stay with child until fully<br />

conscious<br />

✓ Record seizure in log<br />

For tonic-clonic<br />

(grand mal) seizure:<br />

✓ Protect head<br />

✓ Keep airway<br />

open/watch breathing<br />

✓ Turn child on side<br />

A <strong>Seizure</strong> is generally considered an<br />

Emergency when:<br />

✓ A convulsive (tonic-clonic) seizure lasts<br />

longer than 5 minutes<br />

✓ Child has repeated seizures without<br />

regaining consciousness<br />

✓ Child has a first time seizure<br />

✓ Child is injured or has diabetes<br />

✓ Child has breathing difficulties<br />

✓ Child has a seizure in water<br />

455 South Main St.<br />

Orange, CA 92868<br />

PATIENT I.D.<br />

SEIZURE ACTION PLAN<br />

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SEIZURE ACTION PLAN<br />

Parent Consent and Healthcare Provider Authorization<br />

For Management of <strong>Seizure</strong>s at Home, School and School Sponsored Events<br />

EMERGENCY RESPONSE:<br />

A “seizure emergency” for this child is defined as:________________________________________<br />

______________________________________________________________________________<br />

______________________________________________________________________________<br />

<strong>Seizure</strong> Emergency Protocol: (Check all that apply and clarify below)<br />

Contact school Nurse<br />

Call 911 for transport to __________________________________________________________<br />

Notify parent or emergency contact<br />

Parent to notify doctor<br />

(<strong>CHOC</strong> Neurology Clinic at 714-532-7601 (M-F 8-4:30) or 866-316-3347 (after hours)<br />

Administer emergency medications as indicated below<br />

Other ________________________________________________________________________<br />

“AS NEEDED” TREATMENT PROTOCOL:<br />

Emergency/Rescue Medication<br />

Diastat _________ mg Acudial:<br />

• Give ______mg per rectum for seizures > ____minutes; or in clusters > ____seizures in 1 hr<br />

• Call 911 if the seizures do not stop ______ minutes after you give the rescue medication or if<br />

child has problems breathing during or after the seizure.<br />

• Side Effects: drowsiness, sleepiness, fatigue, poor coordination, unsteadiness, behavior<br />

change<br />

Does child have a Vagus Nerve Stimulator (VNS)? YES NO<br />

If YES, Describe magnet use ________________________________________________________<br />

Parental Instructions for Routine Medication Dose Change<br />

Medication Dosage & Directions When to Give<br />

455 South Main St.<br />

Orange, CA 92868<br />

PATIENT I.D.<br />

SEIZURE ACTION PLAN<br />

99280 (9/08) Page 2 of 3


SEIZURE ACTION PLAN<br />

Parent Consent and Healthcare Provider Authorization<br />

For Management of <strong>Seizure</strong>s at Home, School and School Sponsored Events<br />

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS & SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:<br />

(re: school activities, sports, trips, etc.)<br />

None<br />

No contact sports<br />

No use of power tools/power equipment<br />

No swimming<br />

Other: ________________________________________________________________________<br />

Does child need to leave the classroom after a seizure? YES NO<br />

If YES, describe process for returning child to classroom __________________________________<br />

______________________________________________________________________________<br />

Authorized Health Care Provider Authorization for Management of <strong>Seizure</strong>s at School<br />

My signature below provides authorization for the above written order, including administration of<br />

Diastat. I understand that all procedures will be implemented in accordance with state laws and<br />

regulations. I understand that specialized physical health care services may be performed by<br />

unlicensed designated school personnel under the training and supervision provided by the school<br />

nurse. This authorization is for a maximum of one year. If changes are indicated, I will provide new<br />

written authorization (may be faxed).<br />

<strong>CHOC</strong> Neurology Department:<br />

Neurologist Signature __________________________ Date: __________Time: __________<br />

1120 West LaVeta Ave. #125, Orange, CA 92868 Phone # (714) 532-7601 Fax # (714) 532-7650<br />

Parent Consent for Management of <strong>Seizure</strong>s at School<br />

I (We), the parent/guardian of the above named student request that the following for Management of<br />

<strong>Seizure</strong>s in school be administered to our child in accordance with state laws and regulations.<br />

I will:<br />

1. Provide the necessary supplies and equipment, including 3 day emergency supply of<br />

medication<br />

2. Notify the school nurse if there is a change in the student health status or change of<br />

physician<br />

3. Notify the school nurse immediately and provide new consent for any changes in<br />

doctorʼs orders<br />

I authorize the school nurse to communicate with the Authorized Health Care Provider when<br />

necessary. I understand that I will be provided a copy of my childʼs completed Individual School<br />

Healthcare <strong>Plan</strong> (ISHP)<br />

Parent Signature: ____________________________________________ Date: ________________<br />

School Nurse Signature: ______________________________________ Date: ________________<br />

455 South Main St.<br />

Orange, CA 92868<br />

PATIENT I.D.<br />

SEIZURE ACTION PLAN<br />

99280 (9/08) Page 3 of 3

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