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Seizure Management

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Seizure Management Quiz

Test your knowledge on seizure management and learn about different types of seizures, their causes, and appropriate interventions. This quiz is designed for healthcare professionals, students, and anyone interested in enhancing their understanding of epilepsy.

Understand focal onset seizures
Learn about common causes of seizures
Identify appropriate management techniques

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by HealingMind234

Focal onset seizures are seizures that:

Start in one area of the brain

Affect both hemispheres of the brain

Some common causes of seizures include: (select all that apply)

Lack of sleep

Photosensitivity

Stress

Menstruation

Infection

A seizure is defined as:

Damage to the temporal lobe in the brain that results in abnormal neurological activity

Inadequate blood flow to the brain that prevents normal function and causes abnormal physical behaviours

Uncontrolled, abnormal electrical activity in the brain that causes changes in consciousness, behaviour, memory or feelings.

When a person is having a seizure, it is always obvious.

True

False

Focal onset seizures can develop into tonic-clonic seizures.

True

False

The word 'Tonic' refers to:

A sudden drop to the ground

Stiffening of muscles

Loss of bladder control

Jerking of muscles

All patients who have a seizure need medications to stop seizure activity.

True

Flase

A seizure characterised by a sudden interruption in a person's activity, flicker of eyes or staring into space is called:

Generalised atonic seizure

Focal impaired awareness seizure

Focal to bilateral tonic-clonic seizure

Loss of consciousness often occurs with a general onset seizure.

True

False

All seizures involve motor activity.

True

False

Midazolam is a benzodiazepine that can be given to treat seizure activity. When a person is having a seizure, the recommended route for this medication is:

Intravenous

Oral

Buccal

Subcutaneous

Intramuscular

Per rectum

When a person is having a seizure, you should use a tongue depressor to prevent them from swallowing their tongue.

True

False

If a person presented with repetitive movement of one foot during a seizure, the seizure type would be classified as:

Tonic-clonic seizure

Focal motor seizure

Status epilepticus

When a person is having a seizure, you should restrict their movements in order to prevent them from harming themselves.

True

False

One of the most important interventions is ensuring a person's head is protected when they are having a seizure.

True

False

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