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Introduction to epilepsy

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Test Your Knowledge on Epilepsy

Welcome to the "Introduction to Epilepsy" quiz! This engaging quiz is designed to enhance your understanding of epilepsy, its characteristics, and how it affects individuals. Whether you're new to the topic or looking to refresh your knowledge, this quiz will challenge you with a variety of questions.

Key Features:

Multiple-choice questions
Focus on critical aspects of epilepsy
Improve your understanding through interactive learning

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LearningWave72

Which of the following sentences is incorrect

Patients with epilepsy may display neurodevelopmental delay

Not all individuals who experience seizures will be diagnosed with epilepsy

Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy is a metabolic type of epilepsy

Childhood onset epilepsy is caused by genetic issues

Which of the following sentences is Not false?

The most common etiology worldwide is infectious and is generally genetic

Physical and emotional stress do not affect the frequency of seizures

The most common etiology worldwide is infectious and is generally acquired

Hyperexcitability and hyposynchronization are the heart of all epilepsies

Choose the correct matching

Cl comes in when glutamate binds its receptors

Ca comes in when GABA binds to NMDA receptors

NMDA is the primary receptor that responds to glutamate by opening Ligand gated channels that let Ca in

When glutamate binds NMDA an excitatory effect will happen

Partial seizures are

Consist of complex and simple

Affect one hemisphere

The patient will remember what happened to him in simple seizures

The patient losses his consciousness with complex seizures

All are true

Choose the correct statement from the following

In Tonic seizures the muscles are relaxed and the patient falls backward

In clonic seizures there is a bilaterally rhythmic jerking

Myoclonic seizures often occur in patients with intellectual impairment

Atonic seizures involve muscle stiffness

Serum prolactin levels are generally decreased within 10 to 20 minutes after generalized seizures

True

False

The hall mark of focal dyscognitive seizures is amnesia to the event

True

False

Sensory auras may include all of the following except

Numbness

Tingling

Epigastric distress

Jerking movements

Aura is the main feature that differentiates Generalized onset seizures from secondarily generalized seizures

True

False

Fear is among the outward signs that we can notice on the patient

True

False

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