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Generalized seizures always involve
 
  A) the entire brain.
  B) tonus.
  C) clonus.
  D) cyanosis.
  E) auras.

Question 2

A professor in the middle of a lecture unbuttoned his shirt and rebuttoned it several times in rapid succession, started to sing, and then ran out of the room.
 
  He was discovered several hours later sleeping in the rain on a bench in front of the university library. He could not remember his classroom behavior, and he had no idea how he had fallen asleep in the rain. The professor may have experienced
  A) a tonic-clonic attack.
  B) a generalized seizure.
  C) a complex partial seizure.
  D) a spike-and-wave discharge.
  E) an absence attack.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

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Answer: C





 

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