Atypical

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Not typical or usual. Different.

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Refers to a general state of arousal, selection, concentration, alertness and processing.

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A seizure where muscle tone is suddenly lost and the person suddenly slumps to the floor or if sitting, it may cause a sudden head nod. Mostly seen in complex epilepsies, they can be difficult to control and can cause head and facial injuries. Also known as drop attacks.

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without tone, limp

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Poor coordination – an inability to coordinate muscle activity during voluntary movement.

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not identical or the same on both sides.

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When someone is examined to find out something about them, e.g. doctors check to determine any findings that can lead to a medical diagnosis.

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Is the use of pure aromatic oils in the complementary management of disease or maintenance of a healthy lifestyle. It can be either diluted and massaged into the skin or heated in an oil burner. These oils are a mixture of plant chemicals, many which do have pharmacological effects.

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Interruption or absence of spontaneous breathing.

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A total or partial loss of speech and language skills to express oneself or understand others. This can occur during or after seizures of dominant hemisphere (usually the left side of the brain).

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Feelings of tension, worried thoughts and physical changes like sweating and increased heart rate.

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See antiseizure medication, ASM. Also called anticonvulsants, antiepileptic medication and AED’s.