Method A search of YouTube was performed using three Korean keywords meaning "febrile seizure", and a total of 1,641 videos were identified. Among them, 73 eligible videos were analyzed for their characteristics, quality, and reliability. The quality and reliability were rated using global ...
A fever is when your body temperature is higher than usual, often due to an infection or illness. Doctors generally consider a fever to be an oral temperature of 100 F (37.8 C) or higher. When you have an infection or illness, your body releases substances that tell its temperature regula...
The seizure caused by a fever is called febrile seizure. Febrile seizures are common in children between the ages of 1 and 2, triggered by a rise of body temperature over 38°C. Statistics show that 50% of cases are heredit ar y and others of unknown causes. However, the great majority...
I find that checking the temperature isn’t always accurate. I will take the temp several times, and each time its different. So maybe when the people got their kids to the hospital it already went down, or the thermometer wasn’t accurate. I really have to agree with the person about ...
The seizure can become a generalized tonic-clonic (grand mal) seizure. This may cause you to have convulsions.What increases my risk for temporal lobe seizures?Epilepsy (condition that causes repeated seizures), or a family history of epilepsy A history of febrile seizures (caused by a high ...
The causes of seizures are diverse, ranging from epilepsy, febrile seizures in children, to head injuries and infections. Convulsions, while often a symptom of seizures, can also result from other conditions such as electrolyte imbalances or high fever, indicating a broader range of causes. 15 Tr...
For fevers over 102 Fahrenheit, give acetaminophen (Tylenol), or sponge the child off with lukewarm water. Never use alcohol or let the child get chilled. A fever suddenly brought down can trigger a febrile seizure. Never use aspirin for fever in a child. It can increase risk for a life...
Are febrile seizures provoked by a rapid rise in temperature? Pediatricians are frequently taught that a rapid rise in temperature is responsible for causing a febrile seizure; yet there are no clinical data to suppor... AT Berg - 《American Journal of Diseases of Children》 被引量: 156发表:...
A postoperative patient with a normal temperature has chest pain, shortness of breath, bloody sputum, and a pulmonary infiltrate demonstrated by a chest x-ray. The most likely diagnosis is: A. Lobar pneumonia B. Pulmonary emphysema C. Carcinoma of the lun ...
description of the "convulsions" and other symptoms. It might have been epilepsy and she died from a grand mal seizure. It might have been food poisoning and the poor thing had a seizure when she reached a high fever. It might have been a bump on the head or some other kind of ...