____is a condition of the nervous system that can lead people to have seizures. A: epilepsy B: dyspnea C: cerebral palsy D: dementia

The arrays were placed directly on the brain of a volunteer patient with epilepsy whose skull had already been opened to measure ______ electrical signals that trigger seizures. </p></p>

Which drug can be used in both tonic tonic-clonic seizure and absence<br/>seizures() A: Primidon B: Ethosuximide C: Phenytoin D: Diazepam E: Valproate

What happened to the narrator? A: He became more docile with his illness B: He suffered from catatonic trances C: He beacame abusive, possibly due to drink. D: He had seizures

Why does the author of this reading mention the Fourth Amendment?___ A: because drug-related seizures seem to violate it B: because it outlaws the use of certain drugs C: because it has finally stopped the antidrug forces from seizing<br/>property D: because he disagrees that Americans should be protected by it

A patient with hypertension whose blood pressure rose sharply to 250/120mmHg after quarreling with others, suffered from seizures, convulsions, vomiting, confusion and other central nervous system dysfunction. The most likely diagnosis is A: cerebral hemorrhage B: hypertensive encephalopathy C: cerebral infarction D: subarachnoid hemorrhage

Which one of the following statements about imipenem is MOST accurate? A: The drug has a narrow spectrum of antibacterial action B: It is used in fixed combination with sulbactam C: Imipenem is highly susceptible to b-lactamases produced by Enterobacter species D: In renal dysfunction, dosage reductions are necessary to avoid seizures E: Imipenem is active against methicillin-resistant Staphylococci