NCLEX Tip: First action during a seizure? @NRSNG
NCLEX Tip: First action during a seizure?  @NRSNG
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
Not restraints. Not meds. Your first move is to turn the patient on their side.
Why? Side-lying reduces the risk of aspiration and helps protect the airway — which could save a life.
This is a must-know for nursing school and the NCLEX.

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