Pediatric neurologist for anticonvulsant and antipyretic

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The parents of an 18-month-old child bring the child to the clinic after observing a brief seizure of less than 2 minutes in their child. In the clinic, the child has a temperature of 103.1°F, and the primary care pediatric nurse practitioner notes a left otitis media. The child is alert and responding normally. What will the nurse practitioner do? The parents of an 18-month-old child bring the child to the clinic after observing a brief seizure of less than 2 minutes in their child. In the clinic, the child has a temperature of 103.1°F, and the primary care pediatric nurse practitioner notes a left otitis media. The child is alert and responding normally. What will the nurse practitioner do? Refer to a pediatric neurologist for anticonvulsant and antipyretic prophylaxis Send the child to the emergency department for EEG and possible MRI Prescribe an antibiotic for the ear infection and reassure the parents Order a lumbar puncture, complete blood count, and urinalysis.

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