Seizure Precautions Movie Analysis

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Great post with your analysis of the movie. Not only did you put great points about the symptoms of alcohol withdrawal but also mentioning the seizures that happen in severe cases. Therefore, establishing seizure precautions is a great option for safety measurements, especially within 48 hours of withdrawal . Do you think this patient will also benefit from family therapy in addition to the treatment options already in place?

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