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

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

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

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

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!

Trust me, this was awesome. Wow

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

Thank you so much, this is fantastic

Awesome doc

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

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.

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

Great video!! Thank you!!

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Excelent presentation! 😊

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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?

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

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

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