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Juego sobre la Epilepsia en inglés

by Teresa Serrano Encinar
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Do generalised seizures affect a small specific area of the brain?

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Does regular physical activity help regulate the proteins that protect neurons during a seizure?

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Is epilepsy an acute neurological disorder characterised by sudden, brief neuronal discharges?

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Is controlling high fever in children considered a preventive measure for epilepsy?

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Are focal seizures characterised by a loss of consciousness?

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Does the World Health Organisation (WHO) define epilepsy as a chronic non-communicable disease of the brain?

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Is epilepsy more commonly diagnosed in people aged 31 to 55 than in children and people over 55?

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Are structural alterations, such as accidents and tumours, pathological mechanisms of epilepsy?

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Does the pathology of epilepsy involve a chronic imbalance between excitatory (glutamate) and inhibitory (GABA) neurotransmission?

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Is it beneficial to reduce seizures by avoiding the anti-epileptic treatment prescribed by the doctor?

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