Seizures Flashcards

1
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In which breeds is epilepsy a direct result of a genetic defect? (IVETF consensus 2015)

A

Lagotto Romagnolo, Belgian Shepherd and Boerboels.

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A seizure occuring as a natural response from the normal brain to a transient disturbance in function (metabolic or toxic in nature) is named: (IVETF consesus 2015)

A

Reactive seizure

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Idiopathic epilepsy can be sub-classified into how many sub-groups? (IVETF consesus 2015)

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3 (genetic epilepsy, suspected genetic epilepsy, and epilepsy of unkno cause)

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Lafora disease progressive myoclonic epilepsy is considered idiopathic or structural epilepsy? (IVETF consesus 2015)

A

Structural epilepsy, as the gene defect results in a storage disease which alters the brain structurally.

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What is the most prevalent breed with suspected idiopathic vestibular epilepsy? (Galluci 2024)

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Pugs (in a case series of 10 dogs).

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Episodes of spinning or non-spinning vertigo, lasting from seconds to minutes, which occur spontaneously or after changes in body position, without an underlying cause, are named… (Galluci 2024)

A

Vestibular paroxysmia (described in 2 dogs).

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Interictal EEG spikes at the level of the fronto-parietal and fronto-temporal areas is more consistent with vestibular epilepsy or vestibular paroxysmia? (Galluci 2024)

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Vestibular epilepsy.

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