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Q 1. generalized seizures are associated with

cellular abnormality

biochemical abnormality

structural abnormality

any of the above

Q 2. regarding absence seizure all are true except

sudden, brief loss of consciousness with loss of postural control

typically lasts for only seconds

consciousness returns as suddenly as it was lost

no postictal confusion

Q 3. during tone phase of grand mal seizure , which of the following does not occur

constriction of pupils

increased in heart rate

increase in blood pressure

impaired respiration

Q 4. main difference between simple partial and complex partial seizure is

unilateral or bilateral

focal or generalized

consciousness or unconsciousness

absence or presence of aura

Q 5. regarding absence seizure all are true except

usually begins in childhood (4 to 8 years)

EEG shows generalized, symmetric, 3Hz spike and wave

EEG discharge begins and end suddenly on an abnormal background

hyperventilation provokes EEG discharges and seizures

Q 6. giant slow waves relates best with

atonic siezures

myoclonic seizures

epileptic spasms

atypical absence seizures

Q 7. in mesial temporal lobe epilepsy characteristic MRI finding is

hippocampal calcification

hippocampal sclerosis

increased signal intensity in frontotemporal region

normal MRI

Q 8. in clonic phase of grand mal seizures typical of EEG includes

high amplitude activity interrupted by slow waves

high amplitude activity interrupted by fast waves

low amplitude activity interrupted by slow waves

low amplitude activity interrupted by fast waves

Q 9. ictal cry is related to tonic contraction of

muscles of inspiration and larynx

muscles of expiration and larynx

muscles of inspiration and pharynx

muscles of expiration and pharynx

Q 10. intracranial amobarbitol or wada test is performed for

circulation adequacy of cerebral hemispheres

IQ levels

cerebral functions are localized to which hemisphete

sleep pattern

Q 11. post ictal phase in grand mal seizures is characterized by all except

irritability

bladder or bowel incontinence

muscular flaccidity

excessive salivation

Q 12. in mesial temporal lobe epilepsy MRI finding includes all except

small hippocampus

small temporal lobe

small temporal horn

hippocampal sclerosis

Q 13. ictal cry is observed in which phase of grand mal seizure

pre-ictal phase

ictal phase

post ictal phase

any of the bove

Q 14. in atypical absence seizures, EEG finding of generalized, spike and wave pattern has a frequency of

≤4/sec

≤3.5/sec

≤3/sec

≤2.5/sec

Q 15. myoclonic seizure is a type of

primary generalized seizure

secondary generalized seizure

simple partial seizure

complex partial seizure

Q 16. electrodecremental response in EEG is a feature of

atonic seizures

myoclonic seizures

epileptic spasms

atypical absence seizures

Q 17. which of the following about generalized epilepsy with febrile seizures plus is false

autosomal dominant inheritance

presents with febrile seizures

may have variable seizure types not associated with fever

autosomal recessive inheritance

Q 18. all are true regarding atonic seizures except

sudden loss of postural tone

consciousness is briefly impaired

significant post ictal confusion

seen in association with known epilepsy syndrome

Q 19. in grand mal seizures , initial tonic phase evolves into clonic phase after

10-20 seconds

30-60 seconds

60-120 seconds

120-180 seconds

Q 20. most common syndrome associated with focal seizures with discognitive features includes

mesial temporal lobe epilepsy

Lennox-Gastaut syndrome

juvenile myoclonic epilepsy

all of the above

Q 21. seizures in juvenile myoclonic epilepsy are most frequent in

morning

afternoon

evening

night

Q 22. seizures type included in Lennox-Gastaut syndrome includes

generalized tonic clonic

atonic

myoclonic

atypical absence seizures

Q 23. regarding complex partial seizures all are true except

begins with an aura

behavioral arrest denotes beginning of ictal phase

retrograde amnesia

automatism

Q 24. most common seizure occurring from metabolic derangements is

absence seizures

myoclonic seizures

gran mal seizures

atonic siezures

Q 25. percentage of patients of typical absence seizures having a spontaneous remission during adolescence

~10-20%

~30-40%

~50-60%

~60-70%

Q 26. compared to typical absence seizures, patients with atypical absence seizures have

lapse of consciousness of longer duration

less abrupt onset and cessation

less response to anticonvulsants

all of the above

Q 27. which gene for with various epilepsy syndomes associated with severe mental retardation

CHRNA4

KCNQ2

SCN1B

Doublecortin

Q 28. feature of focal motor seizure

Jacksonian march

Todd`s paralysis

epilepsia partialis continua

all of the above

Q 29. pathologic myoclonus is mostly seen in association with

metabolic disorders

degenerative CNS disease

axonic brain injury

all of the above

Q 30. true about Lennox-gastaut syndrome includes

multiple seizure types

EEG shows slow (<3Hz) spike and wave discharges

impaired cognitive function

all of the above

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