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A nurse is assessing a patient who becomes motionless and seems to stare at the wall and then experiences about 60 seconds of lip smacking and hand wringing. What should the nurse do?

a. Ask the patient about a history of absence seizures.
b. Contact the provider to report symptoms of a complex partial seizure.
c. Notify the provider that the patient has had a grand mal seizure.
d. Request an order for intravenous diazepam (Valium) to treat status epilepticus.

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