Child who experienced seizure activity

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The nurse practitioner is providing follow-up care for a 12-month-old child who experienced seizure Activity 3 days ago. the seizure lasted less than a minute. at the time of the seizure the patient was diagnosed with a viral infection. no additional seizure activity has occurred and the illness has resolved the nurse practitioner appropriately explains to the patient that.

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