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Which type of seizure is characterized by impaired consciousness and can involve a single limb without loss of consciousness?
Which type of seizure is characterized by impaired consciousness and can involve a single limb without loss of consciousness?
- Partial/Focal seizure (correct)
- Status Epilepticus
- Generalized seizure
- Absence (petit mal) seizure
Which medication is the first-line choice for treating Status Epilepticus?
Which medication is the first-line choice for treating Status Epilepticus?
- Diazepam/Valium
- Lorazepam/Ativan (correct)
- Amantadine/Symmetrel
- Selegiline/Eldepryl
What is the defining characteristic of Absence (petit mal) seizures?
What is the defining characteristic of Absence (petit mal) seizures?
- Jerking extremities and body rigidity
- Continuous grand mal seizures
- Brief loss of consciousness lasting 10-45 seconds (correct)
- Recurring seizures
Which type of drug is used to treat symptoms and signs of Parkinson's disease but does not cure the condition?
Which type of drug is used to treat symptoms and signs of Parkinson's disease but does not cure the condition?
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What is the primary reason for patients to have seizures?
What is the primary reason for patients to have seizures?
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