Seizures and Epilepsy Overview

Seizures are always triggered by fever, while epilepsy is not.

Epilepsy is characterized by 2 or more seizures, while seizures may only occur once. (correct)

Seizures involve altered levels of consciousness, while epilepsy does not.

Epilepsy results in motor and sensory changes, while seizures do not.

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Febrile states, especially in children (correct)

Seizures result in altered levels of consciousness and changes in motor or sensory ability. (correct)

Seizures are always accompanied by unconsciousness.

Seizures cause fever in patients.

Seizures lead to abnormal brain electrical activity.

<p>Excessive uncontrolled electrical discharge of neurons</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Epilepsy can occur without a history of febrile states.</p> Signup and view all the answers