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Seizures and low blood sugar.

Protect during seizures and check the ability to swallow with low blood sugar.

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Five questions: Seizures and low blood sugar.

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1. What do you do with reachable dangerous objects during a seizure?

2. Which action should be avoided?

3. When may sugar to swallow be considered for low blood sugar?

4. After a seizure, the person is unresponsive and not breathing normally. What follows?

5. Low blood sugar is not improving or the person becomes drowsy. What do you do?

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