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Venous blood gas (to measure lactate and acidosis) and venous bloods including FBC, LFTs, U&Es, Ca2+, PO43-, Mg2+ (look for electrolyte abnormalities), antiepileptic drug levels (if taking), clotting
ECG (look for prolonged QT interval)
Urine toxicology screen (if relevant)
Further investigations
CT/MRI brain (look for any focal lesions or bleed)
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If seizure ongoing, within:
5 minutes: 4mg lorazepam IV OR 10mg diazepam PR
10 minutes: repeat above
15 minutes: loading with levetiracetam (Keppra; unlicenced) or phenytoin ( with cardiac monitoring)
30-60 minutes: general anaesthesia in intensive care unit
Plus:
If hypoglycaemia: glucose IV (e.g. 100ml 20% glucose) then recheck
If any suggestion of alcohol dependence: Pabrinex I+II 2 pairs IV
Treatment for any obvious causes
After patient has recovered consciousness
Post-ictal period may last a few hours
Find cause
Full history
Multi-system examination (including full neurological exam)
Complete any outstanding investigations above
Treat cause
Refer to medical team/neurology or seizure clinic
Give driving advice and instruct patient to inform DVLA