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The poster transcribed if you're interested:

FIRST AID FOR GRAND MAL SEIZURES (Tonic/Clonic)

When the person falls:

Tonic Stage

The person's body will stiffen. The person's complexion may turn blue. This stage lasts for approximately 1 minute.

Clonic Stage

The person's body may shake and the arms and legs may jerk, sometimes violently. Salive may bubble from the mouth. The teeth may be tightly clenched and may bite the tongue. This stage lasts approximately 1 minute.

After The Seizure

The person may be confused and not know where he/she is. He/she may want to sleep. Loss of urine may have occured during the seizure, and the person may be embarrassed.

WHAT TO DO:

• Clear the area of hard and sharp objects.


• Do not attempt to move the person at this stage


• Gently turn the person to one side, allowing the breathing passages to open. Something soft may be put under the head. Do not attempt to force anything into the mouth.


• Speak softly to the person and be gently reassuring. If possible, over the person with a blanket or coat. Do not offer any food or drink unless the person requests it.

Administer first aid and call for medical assistance.

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