epileptic

- seizure duration

the possibility of biting the tongue and mucous membranes during a seizure

turning off consciousness

severity of convulsive reaction

a series of successive grand mal seizures

+ a series of successive grand mal seizures between which the patient does not regain consciousness

stay of the patient in a state of switched off consciousness after a convulsive seizure

 none of the above

- found in all patients with epilepsy

amnesiac patients

can vary from person to person

all of the above is incorrect

absences

dysphoria

somnambulism

none of the above

focal (partial) convulsive

generalized convulsions

absences

diencephalic seizures

lack of amnesia

- seizure duration

suddenness of development

EEG changes characteristic of epilepsy

rigidity of affect

hypertrophied punctuality

- ambivalence

rancor

 chlorpromazine

phenazepam

 mazheptil

- tizercin

absences

Jacksonian seizures

vegetative (diencephalic) seizure

- none of the above

magnesium sulfate

chlorpromazine

diazepam

 carbamazepine

affective phases separated by light gaps

various paroxysmal disorders

 typical personality changes

 growing apato-abulic defect

detailed thinking

polarity of attitudes towards others (subservience contrasts with malice, etc.)

everything is right

 explosiveness

acute epileptic psychosis with clouding of consciousness

acute epileptic psychosis without confusion

paranoid psychoses

hallucinatory-paranoid psychoses

paranoid states

hallucinatory-paranoid states

catatonic disorders

none of the above