About ▼ Careers Internship MedBlog Contact us

LOGIN REGISTER

Medindia » Health Quiz » Test Your Knowledge on Fits

Test Your Knowledge on Fits

Developed by - Medindia Content Team

Health Quiz reviewed by - The Medindia Medical Review Team

Last Updated on Mar 14, 2012

This Quiz has 10 questions.

1

Fits Quiz Responses

Advertisement

Test Your Knowledge on Fits

Fits or Seizures could happen due to a number of reasons. Not all fits qualify to being labeled as epilepsy. Fits manifest in various forms. Test your knowledge on fits by taking this quiz.

Advertisement

Advertisement

Recommended Readings on Fits

Epilepsy

Fits or convulsions or Epilepsy is characterized by recurrent, involuntary seizures and is described as a chronic neurological disorder

Childhood Epilepsy - Introduction

Childhood Epilepsy - Introduction

Childhood epilepsy is a common cause of neurological morbidity. However it represents only a symptom complex, the disease and the etiological process of which needs to be defined.

Febrile Seizures

Febrile Seizures

Febrile seizure is the commonest neurological problem encountered in pediatric practice. The incidence of febrile seizures has been reported as 2-4% of children.

Epilepsy and Slides - Animation

Epilepsy and Slides - Animation

Epilepsy is a medical condition where the brain cells fire abnormal electrical signals that physically manifests as a 'Seizure'. There should be two or more seizures before the term epilepsy should be used.

Epilepsy During Pregnancy

Epilepsy During Pregnancy

Seizures or epilepsy during pregnancy can be fatal for both the mother and child and needs urgent medical intervention. The reasons are often unknown.

Video-EEG Monitoring Test

Video-EEG Monitoring Test

Video-electroencephalography monitoring is a diagnostic technique that records the electrical activity of the brain during seizures for a prolonged period.

Dravet Syndrome

Dravet Syndrome

The result of a rare genetic mutation, Dravet syndrome is an unusual case of epilepsy in children.

Absence Seizure

Absence Seizure

Absence seizure (petit mal epilepsy) involves sudden lapse in consciousness and staring blankly into space, the episodes lasting less than 15 seconds.