NS L42-44
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- Q1
Which of the following theories describes sleep as a homeostatic process where sleep drive increases over period of wakefulness?
process C
process S
30s - Q2
Which of the following is not used for absent seizures?
phenobarbital
ethosuximide
lamotrigine
valproate
30s - Q3
What drug can be used for any kind of focal seizure?
Clonazepam
Ethosuximide
Valproate
Phenytoin
30s - Q4
Which of the following are CI in patients with petit mal absent seizures?
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What is a sudden disturbance of mental, motor, sensory, or autonomic activity caused by paroxysmal cerebral malfunction?
status epilepticus
epilepsy
convulsions
seizure
30s - Q6
What are violent involuntary contractions of the body musculature?
seizure
epilepsy
status epilepticus
convulsions
30s - Q7
What are 2 or more seizures that result from uncontrolled discharges of neurons in the brain?
status epilepticus
seizure
epilepsy
convulsions
30s - Q8
What is a medical emergency when there is a recurrence of seizures which occur without any recovery to baseline and lasts >5 min?
convulsions
seizure
status epilepticus
epilepsy
30s - Q9
Which of the following is the prodrome before a seizure occurs?
aura
post-ictal
ictal
30s - Q10
Which of the following is the period of time during the seizure?
ictal
aura
post-ictal
30s - Q11
Which of the following is the period of time after the seizure?
aura
ictal
post-ictal
30s - Q12
A patient has no prodrome, stares or has automatisms during the seizure, and the seizure lasts <10s. What type of seizures do they have?
focal
absence
tonic-clonic
30s - Q13
A patient has variable/brief prodrome, stares or has automatisms with preserved posture during the seizure, and the seizure lasts 30-180s followed by confusion and amnesia. What type of seizures do they have?
tonic-clonic
focal
absence
30s - Q14
A patient has possible prodrome, brief movements during the seizure, and the seizure lasts 1-3 min followed by amnesia, sleepiness, incontinence, and tongue biting. What type of seizures do they have?
focal
tonic-clonic
absence
30s - Q15
Which of the following are risk factors that provoke and precipitate seizure and epilepsy?
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