EBK ESSENTIALS OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
EBK ESSENTIALS OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
4th Edition
ISBN: 9781469893389
Author: PORTH
Publisher: WOLTERS KLUWER HEALTH (COURSE)
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Chapter 37, Problem 4RE

A.

Summary Introduction

To determine: The type of seizure suggested by the clinical manifestations.

Introduction: A seizure refers to a transient occurrence of various signs and symptoms due to excessive discharge from the neurons in the brain. There are multiple manifestations of the seizures depends upon the site of the discharge.

B.

Summary Introduction

To determine: The diagnosis tests to identify the cause of seizure

Introduction: The focal seizures with impairment of consciousness is also known as psychomotor seizures. After the development of the seizure, the confusion is often developed, along with hallucinations, illusional experiences and more.

C.

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To determine: The treatment for the seizures and the treatments if the person has failed multiple adequate trials of anticonvulsant.

Introduction: The symptoms and manifestations of the seizures and the medical history of the patient areappropriately reviewed and diagnosed accordingly. Various types of tests are performed to determine the cause of the seizures. The diagnosis may include various tests such as neurological examination, Blood tests, lumbar puncture, EEG and many more.

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