'Seizure' presentation slideshows

Clinical Epilepsy

Clinical Epilepsy. American Epilepsy Society. Definitions. ? Seizure: the clinical manifestation of an abnormal and excessive excitation and synchronization of a population of cortical neurons ? Epilepsy: two or more recurrent seizures unprovoked by systemic or acute neurologic insults.

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Seizures in Childhood

Seizures in Childhood. CME November 2-4, 2013 Dr. Lumphoon. Pre-Test. What is the most common cause of childhood seizures? a) poisoning b) birth trauma c) fever d) head trauma. Pre-test.

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Stiliyan Kalitzin, Epilepsy Institute of The Netherlands (SEIN)

State transitions in the epileptic brain. Stiliyan Kalitzin, Epilepsy Institute of The Netherlands (SEIN). Central Didactic Question 1: Why do epileptic seizures occur ? . This question is not about : What are epileptic seizures ?

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E stablished S tatus E pilepticus T reatment T rial (ESETT )

E stablished S tatus E pilepticus T reatment T rial (ESETT ). A multicenter, randomized, blinded, comparative effectiveness study of fosphenytoin, valproic acid, or levetiracetam in the emergency department treatment of patients with benzodiazepine-refractory status epilepticus .

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KS2 Epilepsy awareness & first aid lesson

KS2 Epilepsy awareness & first aid lesson. Epilepsy is much more common than people realise Epilepsy can take effect suddenly for a short time We can all help people with epilepsy to stay safe. Key points. Epilepsy. Key point.

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Visual Diagnosis aka: Enough Derm To Make You Squirm

Visual Diagnosis aka: Enough Derm To Make You Squirm. Gerard B. Martin MD Department of Emergency Medicine Henry Ford Hospital & Health Network. Format. Audience Participation Present case with visual findings (rash, etc) or skin findings Develop a differential Dx based on the data given

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Epilepsy in Adults: A Basic Introduction

Epilepsy in Adults: A Basic Introduction. mashehabat@just.edu.jo. What Is the Difference Between Epilepsy & Seizures?. A seizure is a brief, temporary disturbance in the electrical activity of the brain

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Objectives

Objectives. Recognize common seizure types and their possible impact on students Know appropriate first aid Recognize when a seizure is a medical emergency Provide social and academic support. What is a Seizure?.

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Nash-Rocky Mount Schools June 2019

Emergency Preparedness A training module for staff. Nash-Rocky Mount Schools June 2019. All p ersonnel are encouraged to review this module. Once you have viewed the module you will complete a quiz.

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Police Use of Deadly Force

Police Use of Deadly Force. PSCI 2481.

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Case and Discussion: Chronic and Acute Confusional States

Case and Discussion: Chronic and Acute Confusional States. Connie Chen, MD Neurology Consultants of Dallas. Overview. Case presentation Differential diagnosis Clinical approach Results and findings Follow-up Discussion. Case Presentation. 61 yo woman episode of presyncope

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Rights of Suspects

Rights of Suspects. The Fourth Amendment The Fifth Amendment. The Fourth Amendment.

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Pregnancy monitoring - t he management of pregnant women with epilepsy -

Pregnancy monitoring - t he management of pregnant women with epilepsy -. Doina Vanghelie, Ionela Codita, Cristina Panea Elias University Emergency Hospital Bucharest. Pregnancy and epilepsy.

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The End of Colonies and the Rise of Modern Terrorism: Algeria

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Epilepsy And The Classroom

Epilepsy And The Classroom. Susanne Finn Epilepsy Society of Southern NY. Objectives. Advocating for your child in the classroom Psycho-social issues Communication between home and school Resources available to you!. Children and Epilepsy.

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Risk Factors for Young Children

Risk Factors for Young Children. EDCI 336 October 25, 2007. Risk Factors. Genetic influences 15-25% of cases Environmental influences 75-85% of cases. Genetic Influences. Syndromes (Down, Fragile-X) Metabolic disorders (PKU). Environmental Risk Factors. Low SES

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SEIZURE DISORDER/EPILEPSY

SEIZURE DISORDER/EPILEPSY. What Teachers/staff need to know. Definition of Seizures. A seizure is described as an abnormal and excessive discharge of electrical activity in the brain. Although there are many types of seizures they are generally classified as Generalized or Partial.

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