8. Describe important information to educate both the patient and caregiver on in regards to management ofseizure disorder.121 PREP WORK #8EMILY VIOLET JACKSONPatient TeachingMedications to have prepared on medication cards:PhenytoinLorazepamHydrocodone-AcetaminophenIbuprofenCaregiver Teaching 121 PREP WORK #8EMILY VIOLET JACKSON5. Describe the significance of the use of Phenytoin and Lorazepam in the management of seizure disorders.PhenytoinLorazepam6. What is the therapeutic range is for phenytoin. Discuss what could lead to alterations in the therapeuticrange?7. List dietary considerations for a patient taking phenytoin.Dietary Considerations for Phenytoin

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