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What is the primary difference between seizures and epilepsy?
Epilepsy is characterized by 2 or more seizures, while seizures may only occur once.
Which factor is particularly risky in relation to seizures and epilepsy?
Febrile states, especially in children
How do seizures manifest in terms of behavior or sensory abilities?
Seizures result in altered levels of consciousness and changes in motor or sensory ability.
What characterizes the electrical activity in the brain during epilepsy?
Excessive uncontrolled electrical discharge of neurons
Which statement is true about seizures and epilepsy?
Epilepsy can occur without a history of febrile states.
Explore the characteristics of seizures and epilepsy. Learn about the abrupt, abnormal electrical discharge of neurons in the brain and the altered motor and sensory abilities associated with seizures. Understand the abnormal brain activity that leads to epilepsy and the risks, particularly in febrile states, especially in children.
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