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| Absence epilepsy | Absence of convulsions characterized by a sudden 10–30 second loss of consciousness with no falling; formerly called petit mal
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| Alzheimer’s disease | Dementia characterized by a devastating, progressive decline in cognitive function, followed by increasingly severe impairment in social and occupational functioning
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| Anticholinergics | Drugs that block the action of the parasympathetic nervous system
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| Anticonvulsants | Medication used to reduce the number and/or severity of seizures in patients
with epilepsy
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| Antiepileptic drug (AED) therapy | Medical therapy aimed at treating and/or reducing seizure activity
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| Antiparkinsonian drugs | Medications used in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease to relieve
symptoms and maintain mobility, but do not cure the disease
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| Drug-induced parkinsonism (DIP) | The inducement of Parkinson-like symptoms due to drug administration
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| Epilepsy | A recurrent paroxysmal disorder of brain function characterized by sudden attacks of altered consciousness, motor activity, or sensory impairment
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| Febrile seizures | Seizures associated with high temperatures
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| Mixed seizure | Having more than one type of seizure
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| Neuroleptic malignant syndrome | Characterized by delirium, rigid muscles, fever and autonomic nervous system instability
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| Parkinson’s disease | A chronic neurological disorder characterized by fine, slowly spreading muscle tremors, rigidity and weakness of muscles, and shuffling gait
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| Partial seizures | Also known as temporal lobe seizures - The onset is limited to one cerebral hemisphere and involves no loss of consciousness
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| Psychomotor epilepsy | Also known as temporal lobe epilepsy because of the area in the brain
that is involved; characterized by temporary impairment of consciousness, confusion, loss of judgment, and abnormal acts, even crimes and hallucinations, but no convulsions
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| Restless legs syndrome (RLS) | A condition marked by an intolerable creeping sensation or itching in the lower extremities causing almost irresistible urge to move the legs
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| Status epilepticus | Continual attacks of convulsive seizures without intervals of consciousness
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| Temporal lobe seizures | Also known as psychomotor epilepsy because of the area in the brain
that is involved; characterized by temporary impairment of consciousness, confusion, loss of judgment, and abnormal acts, even crimes and hallucinations, but no convulsions
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| Tonic-clonic | Seizures characterized by an abrupt loss of consciousness and falling with tonic extension of trunk and extremities
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| Unilateral seizures | Affect only one side of the body
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