CNUR 302: Unit 5 - Neuromuscular, CVS, & MSK
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What are common causes of What are the four treatment options
1 2
seizures? for epilepsy?
3 Define myoclonic seizures 4 Where is the tricuspid valve located?
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Terms in this set (132)
, What are common causes of - Infection
seizures? - Intracranial hemorrhage
- Metabolic disorders
- Trauma
- Brain malformations
Define clonic seizures Sustained rhythmic jerking movements.
Define tonic seizures Muscles stiffen or tense.
Define atonic seizures A sudden loss of muscle tone, lasting seconds.
Define myoclonic seizures Sudden lighting-like jerk, may cluster.
When does head lag disappear? 4 months
When does the Babinski reflex 12-24 months
disappear?
Briefly explain the rationale for Due to incomplete myelination.
inconsistent coordination in children
Define epilepsy A condition characterized by two or more
unprovoked seizures more than 24hrs apart.
What are clinical manifestations of - Person maintains awareness
focal seizures? - May not be able to talk during the seizure
What is the main clinical Loss of awareness
manifestation of generalized
seizures?
Disorders Exam | Questions with 100% Correct
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Practice questions for this set
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Between the RA and RV
Choose an answer
What are common causes of What are the four treatment options
1 2
seizures? for epilepsy?
3 Define myoclonic seizures 4 Where is the tricuspid valve located?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (132)
, What are common causes of - Infection
seizures? - Intracranial hemorrhage
- Metabolic disorders
- Trauma
- Brain malformations
Define clonic seizures Sustained rhythmic jerking movements.
Define tonic seizures Muscles stiffen or tense.
Define atonic seizures A sudden loss of muscle tone, lasting seconds.
Define myoclonic seizures Sudden lighting-like jerk, may cluster.
When does head lag disappear? 4 months
When does the Babinski reflex 12-24 months
disappear?
Briefly explain the rationale for Due to incomplete myelination.
inconsistent coordination in children
Define epilepsy A condition characterized by two or more
unprovoked seizures more than 24hrs apart.
What are clinical manifestations of - Person maintains awareness
focal seizures? - May not be able to talk during the seizure
What is the main clinical Loss of awareness
manifestation of generalized
seizures?
