What should be removed from the vicinity of a client experiencing a seizure?

In a situation where a client is experiencing a seizure, it is crucial to ensure their immediate safety by removing environmental hazards from the vicinity. This includes any objects that could potentially cause injury during the seizure, such as furniture, sharp objects, or anything that might fall. By eliminating these hazards, you minimize the risk of injury to the client, as they may be unable to control their movements or protect themselves while seizing. The focus is on creating a safe environment where the individual can experience the seizure with reduced risk of harm.

While personal belongings and health equipment may also be important considerations for the client’s care, the primary focus during a seizure is to mitigate any immediate dangers present in the environment. Keeping health care personnel present is vital for monitoring and assisting the client as needed during and after the seizure.