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CMN 548 MODULE 1 STUDY GUIDE TEST QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT ANSWERS What is an absent seizure and how long do atypical seizures last? - Answer-sudden brief lapse of consciousness, momentary blinking/staring/or movements of lips and hands but NO FALLING -atypical absent szs may last >10 seconds What should you suspect if tonic-clonic seizures begin after age 30? - Answer-suspect it is either a partial seizure that has become generalize or a generalized seizure cause by a toxic or me...

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CMN 548 Module 1 Study Guide Questions with All Correct Answers (2024 Newest Update) Which test is used to detect bony defects? - Answer XRAY Which test is best for examining tissues/tissue functioning? - Answer MRI Which test is best for seeing tumors, hemorrhages, vascular abnormalities, abscesses, and ventricular dilation? - Answer CT Which test requires fluid to be extracted from the lumbar cistern of the spinal canal and subjected to various analyses? - Answer spinal tap W...