peds neuro Flashcards
what is the difference between having a seizure and ahving epilepsy?
two or more unprovoked seizures counts as epilipsy
if a patient gets a seizure around the time of a brain insult known to cause seizures, what etiological kind of seizure is this?
how is this different than remote symptomatic
acute symptomatic. remote means the seizure happens beyond the time after insult that we would expect
describe the symptoms of a focal (partial) seizure
varied based on location
seizure management includes :
Medication therapy
Ketogenic diet
Vagus nerve stimulation
Surgical therapy
med given immediately for seizure in hosptial?
lorazepam
common age range for febrile seizures
<5
what is bruxism? what disorder does this accompany?
grinding teeth. cerebral pulsy