a 6-year-old child is seen in the urgent care unit for a history of seizures at home. he begins to have seizures in the urgent care unit that last more than 5 minutes. iv access has not been successful.

a 6-year-old child is seen in the urgent care unit for a history of seizures at home. he begins to have seizures in the urgent care unit that last more than 5 minutes. iv access has not been successful. the nurse caring for this child is knowledgeable that either of these medications may be given to stop the child's seizures: a. im phenytoin b. rectal diazepam c. buccal midazolam d. a and c e. b and c

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