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What is the primary difference between seizures and epilepsy?
What is the primary difference between seizures and epilepsy?
- Altered level of consciousness
- The presence of abnormal brain electrical activity (correct)
- Change in motor and sensory ability
- Excessive uncontrolled electrical discharge of neurons
Which condition is characterized by 2 or more seizures?
Which condition is characterized by 2 or more seizures?
- Seizures
- Change in motor and sensory ability
- Epilepsy (correct)
- Altered level of consciousness
What factor poses a higher risk, especially in children, for experiencing seizures?
What factor poses a higher risk, especially in children, for experiencing seizures?
- Change in behavior
- Altered level of consciousness
- Fever (correct)
- Motor and sensory ability
Which term best describes the sudden, uncontrolled discharge of neurons in the brain?
Which term best describes the sudden, uncontrolled discharge of neurons in the brain?
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What is the key factor that differentiates a febrile state in children concerning seizures?
What is the key factor that differentiates a febrile state in children concerning seizures?
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