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D484 PENETRATION TESTING EXAM 1 WESTERN GOVERNORS’ UNIVERSITY
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D484 PENETRATION TESTING EXAM 1 WESTERN GOVERNORS’ UNIVERSITY1. an uncontrolled electrical discharge of neurons in seizure
the brain that interrupt normal brain function
2. what is the 4th most common neurological disor- epilepsy
der?
3. continuing predistortion of seizures epilepsy
4. birth injury: traumatic delivery ages 2-20
Infection: sepsis/meningitis
trauma: shaken baby or fall on head
Genetic predisposition factors
5. lesions: MS, tumors, brain abscess ages 20-30
Vascular diseases: strokes
IV drug use: septic emboli clots traveling =
strokes
6. strokes (hemorrhagic = common cause) ages 50 up
Brain tumors
7. Renal build up metabolic conditions
Sodium: too high/low that cause seizures
Calcium: too high/low
Glucose: very low
Drug & alcohol withdrawal
8. seizure triggers sleep deprived,
stress, flashing lights
9. seizure stages (4) prodromal, aural, ic-
tus, postictal
10. sensations/behavior changes that precede a prodromal
seizure by hours/days (insomnia, headaches, irri-
tability)
11. sensory warnings prior to a seizure (deja vu, odd aural
smells, tasting something, visual changes)
, D484 PENETRATION TESTING EXAM 1 WESTERN GOVERNORS’ UNIVERSITY
12. from first physical symptoms to the end of seizure ictal
activities
13. recovery period after a seizure postictal
14. -affects both hemispheres generalized seizures
-no warning
-bilateral, synchronized epileptic discharges
15. Types of generalized seizures tonic-clonic, my-
oclonic, atonic
16. -losing conciousness tonic-clonic seizure
-stiffening of the body
-jerking of extremities
17. Symptoms of a grand mal seizure cyanosis, salivation,
tongue biting, urine in-
continence
18. do people have memory of their tonic clonic no
seizures?
19. -brief rapid excessive rhythmic jerking myoclonic seizure
-unconcious
-common post code
-can be CLUSTERED
20. -not consistent time wise clustered myoclonic
-sporadic = not returning back to baseline during seizure
breaks
-unconscious during
-result of head injury or anoxic brain injury
-bad sign *
21. -loss of muscle tone atonic seizure
-drop attacks
-no warning
-protective helmet needed
-NO POSTICTAL phase
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