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seizures/sleep Flashcards

1
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Unconsciousness
Convulsions
Muscle rigidity

A

Grand Mal Seizure

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2
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Brief loss of consciousness

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Absence Seizure

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3
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Repetitive jerking movements

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Clonic Seizure

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4
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Sporadic jerking movements

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Myoclonic Seizure

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5
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Muscle stiffness

Rigidity

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Tonic Seizure

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6
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Loss of muscle tone

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Atonic Seizure

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7
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Seizure spreads from distal limb to ipsilateral face.

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Jacksonian march

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Jacksonian march

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Seizure spreads from distal limb to ipsilateral face.

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9
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Jerking, muscle rigidity, spasms, head-turning

Unusual sensations affecting vision, hearing, smell, taste or touch

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simple partial seizure

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10
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Lip smacking, chewing fidgeting, walking and other repetitive, involuntary but coordinated movements
An aurora is often present
Involves the temporal lobe

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Complex partial seizure

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11
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Electroencephalogram –helps determine ___
Generalized seizures
Simple partial seizure
Complex partial seizure

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Electroencephalogram –helps determine the type of seizure
Generalized seizures – generalized spikes and slow waves
Simple partial seizure – focal rhythmic discharges may be present
Complex partial seizure – interictal spikes with slow waves

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  • generalized spikes and slow waves
  • focal rhythmic discharges may be present
  • interictal spikes with slow waves
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Generalized seizures – generalized spikes and slow waves
Simple partial seizure – focal rhythmic discharges may be present
Complex partial seizure – interictal spikes with slow waves

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13
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Midazolam
Phenytoin
Carbamazepine
Valproate
Phenobarbital
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Anticonvulsants

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14
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Status epilepticus

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A life-threatening neurologic disorder defined as 5 minutes or more of a continuous seizure activity or several clinical seizures without return to baseline in between

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15
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Treatment Status epilepticus
Medications
What are first line?
Other 3

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Benzodiazepines are first line- Diazepam, Lorazepam, Midazolam
Anticonvulsant agents – Phenytoin, Fosphenytoin
Barbiturates – Phenobarbital
Anesthetics – Propofol

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16
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med for absence seizures

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ethosuximide or valproic acid

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17
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IV tx for seizures

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Diazepam or lorazepam IV till seizure stops; loading dose of phenytoin or fosphenyntoin also given

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18
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Which type of seizure is associated with generalized spikes and slow waves?

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Generalized seizure

19
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What is the first line treatment for a patient in status epilepticus?

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Barbiturates – Diazepam

20
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Does the term tonic refer to jerking movements or muscle stiffness?

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muscle stiffness

21
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In the event of syncope, …

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position the patient on the ground, with the legs slightly elevated or leaning forward, head between the knees for 10 to 15 minutes

22
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status epilepticus- rapid tx of potential etiologies

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thiamine followed by glucose and naloxone

23
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non REM stages

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4 stages; 3 and 4 are termed delta sleep

24
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depression and sleep

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fragmented sleep, decreased total sleep time, quicker onset of REM and a shift of REM to earlier in the night

25
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manic d/o and sleep

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total sleep time is decreased with a shortened REM latency and increased REM activity

26
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hypersomnia

- kind of pts

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excessive daytime sleepiness

sleep apnea, narcolepsy, nocturnal myoclonus

27
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parasomnia

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abnormal sleep behaviors during sleep; sleep terrors, nightmares, sleep walking, enuresis

28
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nightmares occur when

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REM

29
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sleep terrors happen when

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stage 3 and 4 delta sleep

30
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sleepwalking occurs when

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stage 3 and 4 delta sleep in the first third of night and with REM sleep later in the night

31
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childhood enuresis occurs when

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3-4 hrs of bedtime but not limited to a particular stage of sleep

32
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important factors in a history with sleep disorders

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depression, alcohol abuse, heavy smoking, inappropriate use of sedatives or stimulants, uremia, asthma, hypothyridism

33
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dextroamphetamine and modafinil

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stimulant for narcolepsy

34
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nocturnal myoclonus tx

A

clonazepam

35
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sleep terror and sleepwalking tx

A

benzo

36
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epileptogenic focus

A

partial seizure

37
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3 second spike and wave discharge

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childhood absence epilepsy

38
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10 Hz activity during __ phase and slow waves during ___ phase

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tonic

clonic

39
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increase in slow frequency rhythms and/or loss of nml higher frequency rhythms

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focal non-epileptiform seizure

40
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generalized spikes and associated slow waves

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non convulsive generalized seizure

41
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rhythmic discharge with slow onset; nml ictally

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simple seizure

42
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fast, synchronus potentials in large number of neurons in somewhat discrete part of brain

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focal epileptiform seizure

43
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diffuse abnormally slow rhythms or bilateral slowing of normal rhythm

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diffuse non-epileptiform seizure

44
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diffuse alpha waves, non responsive to external stimuli

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coma

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