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Understanding Seizures – Pediatrics | EXAM CURE MEDICAL

Understanding Seizures – Pediatrics | EXAM CURE MEDICAL Seizures are a high-yield pediatric and emergency topic that shows up frequently in clinical exams. In this EXAM CURE MEDICAL video, we simplify seizure classification, key clinical features, status epilepticus basics, and the most important differentials so you can answer board-style vignette questions with confidence. This lecture is part of the EXAM CURE Pediatrics and Neuro-Emergency high-yield series. START HERE Free high-yield resources + sample MCQs: https://www.examcure.com/author/pages... Explore EXAM CURE Pediatrics Qbanks and courses: https://www.examcure.com/course/ace-d... WhatsApp Support: https://wa.me/971552295005 YOU WILL LEARN • What seizures are and how generalized and focal seizures differ • Why seizures can look subtle in infants • Status epilepticus concept and why rapid control matters • Postictal state and Todd’s paralysis • High-yield seizure types: Tonic-clonic Myoclonic Atonic drop attacks Absence seizures • How seizure features can vary by brain region • The most important causes to rule out in children: Infections such as meningitis and encephalitis Structural and congenital brain disorders Metabolic triggers, especially the classic hypos: hypoglycemia, hypocalcemia, hyponatremia, hypomagnesemia Trauma and intracranial hemorrhage Toxins and drug-related causes • When epilepsy becomes the likely diagnosis after excluding secondary causes • Common seizure mimics: Breath-holding spells Syncope Panic attacks Tics Benign infant myoclonus Medication-induced dystonia Psychogenic non-epileptic events Night terrors and sleep disorders WHY THIS TOPIC IS HIGH-YIELD Exams often check whether you can: 1) classify the seizure correctly 2) identify dangerous secondary causes 3) recognize status epilepticus and urgent next-step management PRACTICE WHAT YOU LEARN Strengthen your skills with: • Board-level MCQ banks • Timed practice tests • Pediatric emergency crash notes FOR EXAM TAKERS Ideal for: • DHA / DOH / MOH / SCFHS • EMREE • SMLE • Pediatrics, GP, Emergency tracks #Seizures #Pediatrics #StatusEpilepticus #FebrileSeizure #Neurology #EmergencyMedicine #ExamCure #EMREE #SMLE #DHA