What is NEVER recommended in the event that a patient experiences a seizure?

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Placing a tongue depressor in the patient's mouth is never recommended as it can cause injury to the patient's mouth or teeth during a seizure. It is also not necessary to do so, as patients who experience seizures do not swallow their tongues. It is important to turn the patient onto their side following the seizure to prevent aspiration. Moving the patient to the floor is also necessary if they are in a dangerous location or position during the seizure. Dentures should be removed following a seizure to prevent choking in case of vomiting.

What Is NEVER Recommended in the Event That a Patient