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edit important variables such as: demo: duration, difficulty breathing, passing out, convulsions, demo: age, palpitations, palpitations without fever
related types of physicians - general practitioner, internist, neurologist
Physiological myoclonus - muscle twitching or jerks in normal healthy people
Grand mal seizures - type of generalized convulsions
a.k.a Tonic-clonic seizures, epilepsy, , seizure disorder
'grand mal seizures' is considered a medical emergency
Hyperventilation - breathing faster and deeper than needed
a.k.a overbreathing
'hyperventilation' is considered a medical emergency
Obsessive compulsive disorder - thoughts, feelings, ideas, (obsessions), that lead to compulsive driven behavior
a.k.a OCD
Neuroleptic induced movement disorder - drug induced abnormal postures and movements
Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy - type of convulsions
a.k.a JME
'juvenile myoclonic epilepsy' is considered a medical emergency
Neurocardiogenic syncope - fainting episode
a.k.a vasovagal episode, vasovagal response
Vasovagal syncope - fainting episode
a.k.a vasovagal episode, vasovagal response
Bell's palsy - facial paralysis
a.k.a idiopathic facial paralysis
Benzodiazepine abuse - benzodiazepine misuse
a.k.a Benzodiazepine drug misuse
'benzodiazepine abuse' is considered a medical emergency

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