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Froggy Jumps PNES Overview QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on PNES basics! by Jennifer Davies Gurley 1 Do PNES episodes generally last longer than epileptic seizures? a Yes b No c 2 What does PNES stand for? a Partial Non-Epileptic Seizures b Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures c Psychogenic Neurological Epileptic Syndrome 3 Are PNES seizures caused by electrical brain activity? a Yes b Sometimes c No 4 What is a common symptom of PNES? a Seizure-like episodes without abnormal EEG b Persistent headache c High fever 5 Can PNES be diagnosed with an EEG? a Never used b Typically no, EEG is normal c Always yes 6 Is PNES considered a neurological disorder? a No, it's psychological b Yes c Partially neurological 7 Is PNES more common in males or females? a Males b Females c Equal 8 Are males or females more likely to acquire PNES? a Males b Females c The are equally affected. 9 Which of the following is NOT a risk factor of PNES? a Extracurricular activities b History of trauma c 15-year-old female 10 Do PNES events have a gradual or abrupt onset? a Abrupt b Gradual c 11 Are videos of the event helpful to support a diagnosis? a Yes b No c

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PNES Overview QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on PNES basics!

by Jennifer Davies Gurley

Do PNES episodes generally last longer than epileptic seizures?

Yes

What does PNES stand for?

Partial Non-Epileptic Seizures

Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures

Psychogenic Neurological Epileptic Syndrome

Are PNES seizures caused by electrical brain activity?

Yes

Sometimes

What is a common symptom of PNES?

Seizure-like episodes without abnormal EEG

Persistent headache

High fever

Can PNES be diagnosed with an EEG?

Never used

Typically no, EEG is normal

Always yes

Is PNES considered a neurological disorder?

No, it's psychological

Yes

Partially neurological

Is PNES more common in males or females?

Males

Females

Equal

Are males or females more likely to acquire PNES?

Males

Females

The are equally affected.

Which of the following is NOT a risk factor of PNES?

Extracurricular activities

History of trauma

15-year-old female

Do PNES events have a gradual or abrupt onset?

Abrupt

Gradual

Are videos of the event helpful to support a diagnosis?

Yes

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Do PNES episodes generally last longer than epileptic seizures?

What does PNES stand for?

Are PNES seizures caused by electrical brain activity?

What is a common symptom of PNES?

Can PNES be diagnosed with an EEG?

Is PNES considered a neurological disorder?

Is PNES more common in males or females?

Are males or females more likely to acquire PNES?

Which of the following is NOT a risk factor of PNES?

Do PNES events have a gradual or abrupt onset?

Are videos of the event helpful to support a diagnosis?

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