Seizures Training Quiz

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A seizure is a sudden discharge of electrical activity in the brain.(Required)
1. A seizure is a sudden discharge of electrical activity in the brain.
Many cases of epilepsy can be prevented if people use seat belts, bicycle helmets and other safety equipment to prevent head injury.(Required)
2. Many cases of epilepsy can be prevented if people use seat belts, bicycle helmets and other safety equipment to prevent head injury.
Generalized seizures involve more than one part of the brain.(Required)
3. Generalized seizures involve more than one part of the brain.
Absence epilepsy causes short periods of confusion that may occur frequently throughout the day.(Required)
4. Absence epilepsy causes short periods of confusion that may occur frequently throughout the day.
An elderly person who has had a stroke is not at risk for developing epilepsy.(Required)
5. An elderly person who has had a stroke is not at risk for developing epilepsy.
Activities like smoking a cigarette or taking a hot bath might trigger a seizure.(Required)
6. Activities like smoking a cigarette or taking a hot bath might trigger a seizure.
Status epilepticus is not a life-threatening condition and does not requires immediate medical attention.(Required)
7. Status epilepticus is not a life-threatening condition and does not requires immediate medical attention.
An aura is a specific sound, smell, sight or feeling that “warns” a person that a seizure is about to start.(Required)
8. An aura is a specific sound, smell, sight or feeling that “warns” a person that a seizure is about to start.
Febrile seizures are common in young children whose body temperature gets too low.(Required)
9. Febrile seizures are common in young children whose body temperature gets too low.
Some people use a vagus nerve stimulator to control their seizures.(Required)
10. Some people use a vagus nerve stimulator to control their seizures.
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