WorksheetsEpilepsy Quiz Part 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
7 year old boy with seizures since 8 months of age, delayed developmental milestones, polymorphic seizures and poor response to medications. Which of the following is the most probable diagnosis ?
CSWS
Lennox Gastaut Syndrome
West Syndrome
Ohtahara Syndrome
Identify the EEG Abnormalities
Occipital Spike
POST
Occipital Electrode Artifact
14 & 6 Hz
Which of the following is the most probable diagnosis in the patient with the following MRI finding
Neurofibromatosis
Tuberos Sclerosis
Sturge weber syndrome
Hypomelanosis of Ito
13 year old girl with history of Generalized Tonic Clonic Seizures [ Once in 6 months to 1 year ]. She is on treatment with phenobarbitone 60mg/day. Examination was normal . Identify the finding in the EEG.
Photoparoxysmal Response
Photomyogenic Response
Photic Drive
All the Above
Identify the type of IED in the EEG Shown
Type 1 IED
Type 2 IED
Type 3 IED
Type 4 IED
52 year old female, a case of right Anterior cerebral aneurysm, clipped. 3 weeks later she presented with Status Epilepticus .Identify the EEG Findings
PLD
Short Intervel GPD
Long Intervel GPD
PLD+
Mechanism of Action of Perampanel is through
Pottasium Channel Blocking
AMPA Receptor competitive blocking
AMPA Receptor Facilitation
AMPA Receptor non competitive blocking
What is the half life of Perampanel ?
125 hrs
98 hrs
105 hrs
108 hrs
Identify the EEG Findings
FT Spike
BSSS
Wicket
Phantom Spike
Identify the EEG Findings
Temporal Spike
RMTD
Wicket Spike
BSSS
Identify the EEG Findings
Electrographic Seizure
RMTD
SREDA
None of the Above
Genetic Mutation which is NOT characteristically associated with Dravet Syndrome is
SCN 2A
SCN 1B
CACNA 1H
GABARG 2
Identify the image findings
Schizencephaly
Lissencephaly
Porencephaly
Holoprocencephaly
All are true about autosomal dominant temporal lobe epilepsy with auditory features except
Classically associated with lateral temporal atrophy
LGI1 gene mutation is the commonest
Commonly simple unformed auditory aura
Starts in adolescence or early adulthood
Which of the following conditions typically has eye closure sesitivity
Dravet Syndrome
Doose Syndorme
Benign Rolandic Epilepsy
Jeavons Syndorme
Identify the EEG Findings
JME
Frontal Lone epilepsy
CSWS
LGS
What is the percentage of sustained seizure freedom with the first AED in PWE
30%
50%
75%
100%
What is the mechanism of action of Brivaracetam ?
SV2A Inhibitor
Voltage dependent sodium channels blockage
Both 1 & 2
None of the above
Identify the person shown in the image
Sir Charles Lolock
Albert Einstein
John Hughlings Jackson
Hauptmann
What is the putative mechanism for less psychiatric side effects with Brivaracetam when compared to Levetiracetam
No inhibition of Ca2+ channel current
No AMPA receptor antagonism
High Affinity to SV2A
Sodium channel blocking
