seizureplan

noun
UK /ˈsiːʒəplæn/
US /ˈsiːʒərplæn/

A seizure plan is a set of steps that tells people what to do when someone has a seizure.

The school nurse keeps a seizure plan for each student who might have a seizure.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A written document that records a person's seizure history and treatment instructions for caregivers.

The doctor updated the seizure plan after the new medicine was started.

3. A schedule or strategy for taking anti-seizure medication correctly.

Her seizure plan reminds her to take pills at breakfast and bedtime.

4. A coordinated set of actions for schools or workplaces to follow during a seizure emergency.

Staff reviewed the seizure plan before the field trip.