UKMLA Explaining Delirium to a patient's family CPSA | Medical School CPSA PLAB Communication

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[@lexiiiwong]

Amazing communication with the concerned parent. I also like to educate parents that:
-A febrile fit will not cause brain damage. There is no increased risk of epilepsy if it was a simple febrile fit. They will usually grow up healthy.
-No regular drugs are needed.
-Nothing can be done to prevent a febrile seizure from occurring. Around 30% of kids who have had one febrile convulsion will have another.
-Fever is a normal response to infection and is harmless, to give paracetamol if in pain or miserable. But it does not protect against febrile convulsions.
-First aid measures.

[@nanoumkl8965]

This is amazing and helpful when dealing with patient’s relatives . Well done 👏🏾Keep it up

[@Foodize]

Helpful very realistic

[@cesthammoud6583]

Lovely & smooth discussion! Keep up the good work 👍

[@sharfraz6482]

It’s hard to tell this was scripted. Wow