Medical, OB/GYNPregunta 66 de 100
A postictal patient (after a seizure) is typically:
a.Fully alert immediately with no confusion
b.Combative and requiring restraint by default
c.Ready to walk and refuse care
d.Confused, drowsy, and gradually improving
Explicación
The postictal phase after a seizure involves confusion, drowsiness, and gradual recovery of orientation. Support the airway, provide reassurance, and monitor as the patient recovers.
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