Pediatric patient presented with 45 mins h/o continuous convulsions.CASE 1: SR told to give iv lorazepam but J.R cant secured iv line. Then what he has given?
Rectal diazepam
Inhalation Phenobarbital
IV carbamazepine
Subcutaneous midazolam
Answer A. Rectal diazepamBenzodiazepines are Drug of Choice and in pediatric patients rectal route should be preffered.Reference - <a href="
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id: 7f2895f8-0a13-45fc-bfd1-a3d5b7fbb121question: Pediatric patient presented with 45 mins h/o continuous convulsions.CASE 1: SR told to give iv lorazepam but J.R cant secured iv line. Then what he has given?opa: Rectal diazepamopb: Inhalation Phenobarbitalopc: IV carbamazepineopd: Subcutaneous midazolamcop: 0choice_type: singleexp: Answer A. Rectal diazepamBenzodiazepines are Drug of Choice and in pediatric patients rectal route should be preffered.Reference - <a href="subject_name: Pediatricstopic_name: None