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KCC 18.2 Seizure Types by Symptoms

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  1. 1Odd Sensation, Stomach Butterflies, Déjà vu, Panic, Odor, Contralateral Dystonia and Ipsilateral Automatisms
    1. ATemporal Lobe (Medial) Seizure
    2. BTemporal Lobe (Lateral) Seizure
    3. CFrontal Lobe (Dorsolateral Convexity) Seizure
    4. DFrontal Lobe (Supplementary Motor Area) Seizure
    5. EFrontal Lobe (Orbitofrontal and Cingulate) Seizure
    6. FParietal Lobe Seizure
    7. GOccipital Lobe Seizure
    8. HGrand Mal Seizure
    9. IPetit Mal Seizure
  2. 2Vertigo, Deafness, Simple/Elaborate Auditory Hallucinations, Aphasia.
    1. ATemporal Lobe (Medial) Seizure
    2. BTemporal Lobe (Lateral) Seizure
    3. CFrontal Lobe (Dorsolateral Convexity) Seizure
    4. DFrontal Lobe (Supplementary Motor Area) Seizure
    5. EFrontal Lobe (Orbitofrontal and Cingulate) Seizure
    6. FParietal Lobe Seizure
    7. GOccipital Lobe Seizure
    8. HGrand Mal Seizure
    9. IPetit Mal Seizure
  3. 3Contralateral Tonic/Clonic Activity, Turning away from seizure, Aphasia.
    1. ATemporal Lobe (Medial) Seizure
    2. BTemporal Lobe (Lateral) Seizure
    3. CFrontal Lobe (Dorsolateral Convexity) Seizure
    4. DFrontal Lobe (Supplementary Motor Area) Seizure
    5. EFrontal Lobe (Orbitofrontal and Cingulate) Seizure
    6. FParietal Lobe Seizure
    7. GOccipital Lobe Seizure
    8. HGrand Mal Seizure
    9. IPetit Mal Seizure
  4. 4Fencing Posture, Inability to Speak
    1. ATemporal Lobe (Medial) Seizure
    2. BTemporal Lobe (Lateral) Seizure
    3. CFrontal Lobe (Dorsolateral Convexity) Seizure
    4. DFrontal Lobe (Supplementary Motor Area) Seizure
    5. EFrontal Lobe (Orbitofrontal and Cingulate) Seizure
    6. FParietal Lobe Seizure
    7. GOccipital Lobe Seizure
    8. HGrand Mal Seizure
    9. IPetit Mal Seizure
  5. 5Elaborate Motor Automatisms, Unusual Sound Production, Olfactory Hallucinations, Incontinence.
    1. ATemporal Lobe (Medial) Seizure
    2. BTemporal Lobe (Lateral) Seizure
    3. CFrontal Lobe (Dorsolateral Convexity) Seizure
    4. DFrontal Lobe (Supplementary Motor Area) Seizure
    5. EFrontal Lobe (Orbitofrontal and Cingulate) Seizure
    6. FParietal Lobe Seizure
    7. GOccipital Lobe Seizure
    8. HGrand Mal Seizure
    9. IPetit Mal Seizure
  6. 6Vertigo, Contralateral Numbness, Tingling/Burning, Aphasia, Contralateral Hemineglect, Turning Away from Seizure
    1. ATemporal Lobe (Medial) Seizure
    2. BTemporal Lobe (Lateral) Seizure
    3. CFrontal Lobe (Dorsolateral Convexity) Seizure
    4. DFrontal Lobe (Supplementary Motor Area) Seizure
    5. EFrontal Lobe (Orbitofrontal and Cingulate) Seizure
    6. FParietal Lobe Seizure
    7. GOccipital Lobe Seizure
    8. HGrand Mal Seizure
    9. IPetit Mal Seizure
  7. 7Sparkles, Flashes, Pulsating Colored Lights, Contralateral Scotoma/Hemianopia, Formed Visual Hallucinations, Nystagmus.
    1. ATemporal Lobe (Medial) Seizure
    2. BTemporal Lobe (Lateral) Seizure
    3. CFrontal Lobe (Dorsolateral Convexity) Seizure
    4. DFrontal Lobe (Supplementary Motor Area) Seizure
    5. EFrontal Lobe (Orbitofrontal and Cingulate) Seizure
    6. FParietal Lobe Seizure
    7. GOccipital Lobe Seizure
    8. HGrand Mal Seizure
    9. IPetit Mal Seizure
  8. 8Tonic Phase (Loss of Consciousness, Generalized Muscle Contraction [10-15 secs], Expiratory Gasp/Moan) => Clonic Phase (Rhythmic Bilateral Jerking Contractions of Extremities, Incontinence, Tongue-Biting) => Post-Ictal Confusion/Amnesia/Exhaustion
    1. ATemporal Lobe (Medial) Seizure
    2. BTemporal Lobe (Lateral) Seizure
    3. CFrontal Lobe (Dorsolateral Convexity) Seizure
    4. DFrontal Lobe (Supplementary Motor Area) Seizure
    5. EFrontal Lobe (Orbitofrontal and Cingulate) Seizure
    6. FParietal Lobe Seizure
    7. GOccipital Lobe Seizure
    8. HGrand Mal Seizure
    9. IPetit Mal Seizure
  9. 9Brief Episode of Staring/Unresponsiveness (10 secs). No Post-Ictal Effects other than ignorance of seizure.
    1. ATemporal Lobe (Medial) Seizure
    2. BTemporal Lobe (Lateral) Seizure
    3. CFrontal Lobe (Dorsolateral Convexity) Seizure
    4. DFrontal Lobe (Supplementary Motor Area) Seizure
    5. EFrontal Lobe (Orbitofrontal and Cingulate) Seizure
    6. FParietal Lobe Seizure
    7. GOccipital Lobe Seizure
    8. HGrand Mal Seizure
    9. IPetit Mal Seizure

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(Exam 5) Neuroscience Test sobre KCC 18.2 Seizure Types by Symptoms, creado por Ben Williams el 18/04/2017.
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