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1. Benign Neonatal Sleep Myoclonus:
A. Commonly persists over the age of 12 months.
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1. Benign Neonatal Sleep Myoclonus:
B. Can be diagnosed on history and examination in most instances.
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1. Benign Neonatal Sleep Myoclonus:
C. Is associated with developmental delay and severe infant onset epilepsy.
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1. Benign Neonatal Sleep Myoclonus:
D. The myoclonic jerks can be provoked by noise or tactile stimulus.
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2. Syncope and related disorders:
A. The majority of faints or syncopal episodes in teenagers can be classified as neurally mediated (vasovagal).
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2. Syncope and related disorders:
B. The stiffening of the limbs after breath holding spells in some infants is an epileptic phenomenon.
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2. Syncope and related disorders:
C. If syncope occurs in the context of a family history of cardiac disease a cardiac cause should be excluded.
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2. Syncope and related disorders:
D. Urinary incontinence after an episode of collapse is indicative of this episode being epileptic.
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3. Nonepileptic Events:
A. Absence seizures are often >30 seconds duration.
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3. Nonepileptic Events:
B. Stereotypies are diagnostic of autism.
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3. Nonepileptic Events:
C. Tics often occur during sleep.
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3. Nonepileptic Events:
D. An 8 month old infant with normal development and examination with recurrent ‘spasms’ of the trunk and head, only seen in drowsiness or when feeding, and a normal EEG can be reassured.
