Types of Seizures: Secondarily Generalized
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Which type of seizure involves the entire brain and can lead to a convulsive attack with characteristics similar to generalized tonic clonic convulsion?

  • Tonic Clonic seizures
  • Secondarily Generalized Seizures (correct)
  • Absences
  • Myoclonic seizures

Which type of seizure is often called 'grand mal' attacks and is the commonest of all epileptic seizures?

  • Absences
  • Atonic seizures
  • Tonic Clonic seizures (correct)
  • Myoclonic seizures

Which type of seizure happens almost exclusively in childhood and early adolescence?

  • Absences (correct)
  • Myoclonic seizures
  • Tonic Clonic seizures
  • Atonic seizures

During which type of seizure does the patient suddenly go stiff, fall, and convulse, with laboured breathing and salivation?

<p>Tonic Clonic seizures (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of seizure can involve confusion, somnolence, with or without transient focal deficit?

<p>Secondarily Generalized Seizures (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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