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A male client, newly diagnosed with idiopathic epilepsy, is preparing for discharge from the hospital. Which instruction should the nurse provide to the client and his family prior to discharge?

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Correct Answer:

Investigate local state laws related to operating a motor vehicle.

Rationale:

🔷 State laws regulate driving Many states require individuals with epilepsy to be seizure-free for a set period before obtaining or keeping a driver’s license.

🔷 Ensures safety Understanding these laws protects the client and others from potential accidents caused by seizures while driving.

🔷 Legal responsibility Following state driving regulations prevents license suspension and legal issues.

🔷 Nursing education role Nurses must ensure patients and families are informed about activity restrictions related to the condition.

🔷 Supports independence Knowing when driving is legally permitted allows safe return to normal activities.

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  • Subcategory: HESI Exam(s)
  • Domain: Hesi MedSurg
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