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minor form of seizure, consisting of momentary clouding of consciousness and
loss of awareness of surroundings



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1 causes of epilepsy 2 absence seizure



3 spinal cord 4 peripheral nervous system



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causes of epilepsy Most causes are idiopathic.
Other causes include brain tumor, head injury, stroke


stroke defined by WHO includes symptoms lasting more than 24 hours
no apparent cause other than vascular

, nervous system comprised of two basic systems: central nervous
system and peripheral nervous system


central nervous system (CNS) consists of brain and spinal cord


peripheral nervous system consists of all the nerves that connect the central
nervous system with sensory receptors and muscles
in the periphery of the body


neurons the nervous system is made up of these specialized
cells. there about 200 billion in the human body and
about half are in the brain.


axons a part of a neuron that carries impulses away from
the cell body


The brain controlling center of the whole body; contains
memories, instincts, predisposition of behaviors,
personality. Its an extension of the spinal cord.
require a huge supply of oxygen.


Three regions of the brain forebrain, midbrain, hind-brain


forebrain top of the brain which includes the thalamus,
hypothalamus, and cerebral cortex; responsible for
emotional regulation, complex thought, memory
aspect of personality


midbrain the second level of the three organizational
structures of the brain that receives signals from
other parts of the brain or spinal cord and either
relays the information to other parts of the brain or
causes the body to act immediately; involved in
movement


hindbrain division which includes the cerebellum, Pons, and
medulla; responsible for involuntary processes:
blood pressure, body temperature, heart rate,
breathing, sleep cycles

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